Oklahoma's Governor Kevin Stitt outlined his priorities in the State of the State address, focusing on tax protection, business growth, savings reserves, and upholding conservative values.

Senator Kristen Thompson of Edmond has unveiled her "Oklahoma Forward" legislative agenda to improve the state's economy, protect families, and enhance public safety.

Norman residents can attend a meeting on February 4 to discuss a Public Safety Allocation Study about the Norman Police and Fire Departments by Matrix Group Consulting. The study addresses growth and public safety planning.

The National Weather Service predicts a variable week in Oklahoma City with drizzles, sunshine, and fluctuating temperatures, ranging from a chilly 35°F to a warmer 66°F.

Oklahoma City Police reported a homicide involving Carol Elaine Watkins, stabbed allegedly by her son Odis, who was detained and charged with second-degree murder.

The Oklahoma City Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center is closed for maintenance from February 11 until March 13 to apply new protective floor coating. Residents are asked to hold onto hazardous waste until it reopens.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is preparing to deliver his State of the State address, focusing on tax cuts, education, budget discipline, and immigration policies.

Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton is planned for upgrades, including a new 6,000-seat amphitheater, boardwalks, and amenities aimed at enhancing community use and accessibility.

Oklahoma Rep. Collin Duel has introduced a bill mandating state entities to divest from nations considered U.S. adversaries to protect national security.

Oklahoma City's weather this week includes sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs ranging from near 51 to 80 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating abuse allegations at Hugo Public Schools, with implicated employees suspended during the probe.

A fire in a Northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex led to a rescue operation for a trapped man and displaced several residents. Firefighters treated one person for smoke inhalation.

Norwood, a felon previously convicted for drug-related crimes, was sentenced to six years for illegal firearm possession.