Oklahoma City forecast includes varied weather with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, with temperatures ranging from the high 30s to mid-70s throughout the week.

A fire at the Lakeside Village Apartments in Oklahoma City displaced residents, including a new family to the area, with community support following the incident.

Oklahoma Rep. Ford has proposed two bills: HB 2696 for free, prompt access to student records, and HB 2702 for training special education program directors on the IDEA. Both have advanced in the legislature.

The City of Norman starts Jenkins Avenue's reconstruction on March 3, as part of the 2019 Bond Project, with expected lane closures and a one-year timeline.

Body of missing boater Seth Falcon was recovered from Banister Canal by St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

Oklahoma City expects a sunny weekend with temperatures rising, clear skies, and gentle winds. The National Weather Service predicts highs near 67°F and lows around 44°F. A chance of showers and thunderstorms increases into Sunday night and Monday.

Oklahoma City is building a $42 million animal welfare complex, named after the late animal rights advocate, Louisa McCune, with an expected completion in 2026.

Master Sergeant Michael Hanson Jr. was named Kiwanis Club Deputy Sheriff of the Year for 2024, praised for using non-lethal force to save a suicidal veteran during an incident.

Oklahoma Senator Dossett secures passage of Senate Bill 50 through the Appropriations Committee, aiming to offer tax exemptions for gun safes to promote firearm safety.

Former Oklahoma Representative Bobby Frame passed away, leaving a legacy of public service to his community. He is fondly remembered for his direct engagement with constituents. Senator Frix and others express deep condolences.

Oklahoma moves to restore Second Amendment rights to some nonviolent felons with a bill approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee, pending a full Senate vote.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats invite public to "Capitol Conversations" for input on legislative priorities and policies, promoting transparency and constituent engagement.

Oklahoma's House Bill 2197, aimed at removing mandatory collegiate meal plan purchases, passes the Education Oversight Committee, led by Rep. Wolfley.