A DUI-related crash on I-40 near Choctaw, Oklahoma, left one dead, resulting in traffic being narrowed to one lane. The incident involved a disabled vehicle on the road, a fuel truck, and another vehicle.

Tulsa has inaugurated a new $5.42 million hangar and heliport for the Police Department's Air Support Unit, funded partly by the American Rescue Plan Act and local foundations. This facility will improve law enforcement response times and safety.

Tulsa representatives praised the educational progress of local schools, with 13 removed from federal improvement lists, highlighting the collaborative efforts of students, educators, and families.

An Oklahoma judge has scheduled a hearing for April Wilkens, sentenced for murder in 1999, to challenge her sentence under the Oklahoma Survivor’s Act, citing self-defense due to domestic abuse.

N. Webster Avenue in Norman will close from April 14-17 for storm drainage installation, part of a larger project to enhance Gray Street, funded by federal grants and city bonds.

Oklahoma City National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week with clear skies and a gradual increase in temperature, expecting highs from mid-70s to 86 degrees.

The Oklahoma State Senate honored media pioneer Russell M. Perry with a resolution acknowledging his extensive contributions to the state’s media and civic institutions.

The Oklahoma Senate honors Russell M. Perry by posthumously confirming him as Secretary of Commerce for his 1999 tenure and acknowledges his media contributions.

Oklahoma State Rep. Mickey Dollens criticizes Senate Bill 1027, which he believes limits the public's ability to initiate ballot measures, as the bill moves through the legislature.

Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation offers free Easter events, including egg hunts, crafts, and activities for seniors and individuals with special needs across various locations in April.

Jason Lowe resigns from the Oklahoma Legislature, expressing his gratitude for the service opportunity and reflecting on his tenure and future role as County Commissioner.

Oklahoma City announces street closures around Bicentennial Park from April 11 to May 5 for the annual Festival of the Arts, affecting traffic and parking.

Repairs on a 24-inch waterline on South Harvard Avenue in Tulsa start Tuesday, affecting the outer northbound lane between E. 51st and E. 54th Streets. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.