Oklahoma's Attorney General and 23 states sued the Biden Administration and the EPA to overturn a new methane tax, claiming it oversteps EPA's authority.

A woman died in a Spencer house fire that began early Saturday. Firefighters extricated her, but she passed away at the hospital. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Inmate Vincent Riggie dies at Oklahoma County Detention Center; authorities investigate and attempt resuscitation with NARCAN. The incident follows a history of inmate fatalities at the jail.

Groundbreaking event held for Plaza Calle Dos Cinco and Trail Spur in Oklahoma City's Historic Capitol Hill, emphasizing community and urban greenery.

The reconstruction of Oklahoma City's Midwest Blvd bridge, initially delayed due to unexpected issues like a gas line conflict, is now expected to open in summer.

Oklahoma City Government provides tips on protecting plumbing from freezing in a video tutorial, including dripping faucets, insulating pipes, and winterizing outdoor pipes and sprinklers.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters is under Ethics Commission investigation for allegedly misusing official social media to endorse political candidates and for campaign finance issues.

Oklahoma House filed 1,928 bills for the upcoming legislative session, an increase from last year, with public access to the details on their website.

Lawton announces road closures due to the Cache Road Waterline Project, affecting NW Atlanta Ave, NW Cache Road, NW 47th, and NW 44th Streets, with detours in place. The work is expected to continue through early 2025.

Tulsa prepares for extreme cold by opening emergency shelters and warming stations for the homeless, and readies snow and ice management plans for unexpected weather. Community support through donations is encouraged.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced proposed regulations focusing on student protection and efficient use of taxpayer dollars following an administrative rules hearing.

The City of Tulsa begins street rehabilitation on East 21st Street on January 20, with expected traffic disturbances and improvements including new asphalt and stormwater systems.

City of Lawton resumes Mark Edwards Drive project and begins repairs at Pamela Lane corner, emphasizing the effectiveness of the iHelp portal in handling public infrastructure concerns.