Oklahoma City forecast includes overcast skies, 50% rain chance, and a high of 72°F today; clearer, sunny weather with highs in the 70s to 80s expected in the following days.

"We're Oklahoma Education" provides opt-out forms for parents concerned about Oklahoma's new social studies standards, which include Biblical references and directives to investigate the 2020 election discrepancies.

A standoff in Maud, OK ended peacefully after SWAT negotiators secured the surrender of a man involved in a potential captivity case; the subject was taken for mental health evaluation.

The City of Tulsa's 2025 Water Quality Report confirms their tap water is safe, meeting health standards, with the full report available in June and online.

Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics raided JZ Happy Farms, seizing 14,780 marijuana plants and 344 pounds of processed marijuana, with arrests expected to follow.

Oklahoma's new law increases compensation for the wrongfully convicted, reflecting criminal justice reforms but excludes health and tuition benefits due to a line-item veto.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.

Oklahoma honored the late former House Minority Leader Larry Ferguson at the Capitol, with Sen. Chuck Hall presenting an Oklahoma flag to Ferguson's daughter and remembering Ferguson's service and influence in state politics.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Oklahoma City, with sunny skies today and potential thunderstorms and showers over the next few days, followed by clear weather on Friday.

Two suspects, one 18 and one juvenile, were arrested in connection to a double homicide at a Wynnewood marijuana grow operation where two men were found shot dead.

Oklahoma's legislature approved a bill to set up a Taiwan Regional Trade Office, aiming to strengthen international economic ties, now awaiting the governor's signature.

Oklahoma enacts Senate Bill 599, permitting the death penalty for child rape and life imprisonment for child molestation, as Governor Stitt signs the legislation into law.

A fire at a NW Oklahoma City apartment necessitated evacuations and sent one person to the hospital for smoke inhalation. Firefighters rescued residents and are investigating the cause.