Oklahoma Senate Democrats oppose measures seen as discriminatory against religious minorities, emphasizing the need for equality among religions and protection of constitutional rights.

The Oklahoma Senate passed Senate Bill 595, aiming to standardize the treatment and management of inmates in detention facilities and allowing temporary waivers for hardship. The bill will undergo House review.

The Oklahoma Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 31, providing CareerTech tuition assistance to National Guard members, in a move to support their career education.

Oklahoma's House passes Dylan's Law to boost epilepsy support and awareness, including education on SUDEP, following a 59-30 vote. The bill, honoring Dylan Whitten, now proceeds to the Senate.

The Oklahoma Senate passed SB 186 to support the transition of emergency-certified educators to fully certified teachers, addressing the teacher shortage.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill to increase daily foster care reimbursements by $5, marking the first raise since 2018 to aid foster families amid inflation.

The Oklahoma House passed Bill 1380 to reduce insulin costs, now heading to the Senate. The bill aims to make insulin affordable and accessible, reflecting Rep. Dempsey's own experiences with diabetes.

NWS Oklahoma City forecasts varied weather, including sunny days with highs near 82°F, changing to a 30% chance of rain later in the week and fluctuating temperatures.

Rep. Justin Humphrey proposes legislation to abolish Oklahoma's Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services and restructure the Department of Corrections, amid scandals and failures in inmate mental health care.

Tommy Lee Benson died after being hit with a chair during an altercation in Oklahoma City, becoming the city's 15th homicide victim of 2025. No suspects identified; police seek information.

Senator Jo Anna Dossett was honored with the 2025 Guardian of History award by the Oklahoma Historical Society for her work in protecting Oklahoma's history.

Officials report a vehicular homicide in Oklahoma City involving 16-year-old Tamireyahna Warren, with Quimariauna Johnson arrested for First-Degree Murder.

Lawton intersection at SW Ard and Lee Blvd to close from March 24 to April 7, 2025, for sewer main work, requiring commuters to find alternative routes.