Sen. Warren Hamilton introduces Senate Bill 19 in Oklahoma, requiring schools to list their library materials for the State Department of Education to prevent exposure to explicit content.

The Oklahoma Legislature elected Representative Kyle Hilbert as the Speaker of the House and Senator Lonnie Paxton as the Senate President Pro Tempore.

Oklahoma City forecast: sunny and cold with a high near 36°F, decreasing winds, and a chilly evening around 26°F. Snow showers likely Thursday with a high near 35°F and continued clear, cold nights.

The Choctaw Nation marks the 50th anniversary of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act, a landmark law empowering tribal self-governance.

Myles Davidson becomes the new Chairman of the Oklahoma Board of County Commissioners, a position he takes over immediately for 2025, with no opposition and unanimous support from peers.

Oklahoma Senator Bergstrom introduces SB 349, requiring higher education institutions to disclose foreign donations over $50,000 for financial transparency.

The City of Yukon, Oklahoma, reminds residents to sign up for the last chance at diverse programs at the Yukon Community Center, including Young Chefs and Busy Hands Steam Lab.

Pottawatomie County offices are closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but emergency services remain operational. Regular county services resume on January 21.

Oklahoma County commissioners dropped their lawsuit against Oklahoma City over jail site zoning after the state Attorney General signalled county immunity, but debate over the project's cost and location persists.

The Cleveland County Fair Board is accepting candidate filings from Jan. 27-31, 2025, with potential elections on Feb. 20, if needed, at various polling locations depending on the district.

Oklahoma City is expecting a chilly day with a high of 31 degrees and a biting wind chill early on. Temperatures will dip to 17 degrees tonight, with a 50% chance of snow showers on Thursday and persistently cold conditions through the week.

Two Oklahoma County deputies saved a woman's life from an overdose by administering Narcan, highlighting their critical role as first responders amid the opioid crisis.

Virginia Hubbard, wanted for neglect and financial exploitation, was captured in Detroit after an anonymous tip, with the Attorney General's Most Wanted list updated to include three new fugitives.