Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond supports a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court, challenging a Massachusetts school's policy of social transitioning for children without parental consent.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats invite public input on education at Capitol Conversations starting September 4. Participants include educators, parents, and citizens, with meetings aimed at improving the state's education policies.

Oklahoma expands the Sarah Stitt Act under HB2364 to help inmates obtain IDs for employment post-release, aiming to reduce recidivism and support reentry into society.

Oklahoma AG sides with Sen. Mann against OHP ceasing metropolitan patrols, confirming state-level patrolling of interstates is crucial for public safety.

OKCPD invites local high school students to join its Youth Engagement Council for the 2025-26 school year, aiming to foster dialogue and understanding between youth and police.

Norman's city offices will close for Labor Day, but solid waste services will continue as usual. Some transit and public services will be unavailable.

Eisenhower High School's JROTC won the Clean Sweep Award for their efforts in keeping local streets clean and was honored at a Lawton City Council meeting.

The Norman Police Department introduced Murphy, an Electronic Storage Detection K9, to help in tech-related criminal investigations, notably child exploitation cases, and provide victim support.

A Lawton couple was sentenced to over 40 years in prison for running a child sex trafficking operation involving two minors who had escaped from a group home.

The National Weather Service predicts unsettled weather in Oklahoma City with chances of showers and thunderstorms over several days, followed by gradual clearing.

OKCPD invites local high school students to join the new Youth Engagement Council to discuss community issues.

Tulsa commuters face road closures and detours due to multiple construction projects, with various highways affected through 2025-2028, including SH-51, US-75, and I-44 interchanges.

Oklahoma lawmakers visited Broken Arrow to connect with local leaders and address community issues such as education, economic development, and mental health services.