Valerie Ann Hartless turned herself in to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office on a charge of Enabling Child Sexual Abuse. Her arrest is unrelated to her job at Norman Public Schools.

Norman, Oklahoma seeks public input on Westwood Golf and Tennis Center's redesign, with plans for new facilities and landscaping, emphasizing community engagement in the planning process.

Camal Pennington won the Oklahoma City Council Ward 7 seat, defeating John Pettis, Jr. He joins others in taking office on April 29, reshaping the council's composition. Official results are pending.

Tulsa's city council has approved three new TIF districts to support the development of over 1,800 housing units and enhance retail growth, aiming to meet affordable housing goals.

The Justice Department is increasing its focus on violent crimes in Indian Country, deploying 60 FBI personnel over six months to solve cases with local and tribal law enforcement agencies.

Oklahoma City's weather will see clouds and sun with a high near 74°F and wind gusts up to 21 mph today, with increasing rain chances through the weekend.

Oklahoma's House declares April Child Abuse Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness and reduce child abuse and neglect, aligning with a national initiative.

Tulsa awards $150,000 in arts grants to 20 organizations under Vision Arts 6, aimed at boosting the economy and arts scene, as highlighted by Mayor Nichols and supported by local voters.

Drivers at East 31st Street and Memorial Drive should prepare for lane closures due to utility work. The southbound right-turn lane on Memorial Drive and the outermost westbound lane on East 31st Street will be closed for about a week.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill to modernize notary practices, including mandatory exams and record-keeping, to increase integrity and combat property fraud.

Two Woodward County residents resolved allegations of making false claims for COVID-related emergency rental aid, with ordered repayment without admitting liability.

Mayor Monroe Nichols of Tulsa is hosting a series of community conversations in various city regions to engage directly with residents and address their concerns.

OKCPD launched two new online systems to file police reports and officer feedback, including in different languages, enhancing accessibility and accountability.