Oklahoma and Cherokee Nation agree tentatively to renew their vehicle tag compact, awaiting approval by the Cherokee Council and Oklahoma Legislature.

Edmond city offices to close on November 28-29, 2024, for Thanksgiving, affecting trash and recycling services, with Citylink buses not running on Thursday but on a reduced schedule Friday.

Three Texas men are wanted for stealing $25,000 from a man praying at an Oklahoma shrine after following him from a bank and replacing their car's license plate to avoid detection. They have been charged but remain at large.

Oklahoma City weather forecast: Overcast morning turning to partly sunny, mid-50 temps and strong wind gusts today, slight chance of sprinkles tonight, and clear, cooler Thanksgiving day ahead.

City Controller Alex Fedak received the GFOA's Recognition for Outstanding Public Service for his exceptional work in government finance and leading Oklahoma City to a AAA bond rating.

Ward 1 Councilman Bradley Carter has been selected to serve a two-year term on the National League of Cities Board of Directors, focusing on issues like housing and economic development.

Oklahoma City is conducting an online survey to gather feedback on its curbside recycling program to address contamination issues and improve recycling efforts.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department warns of increased FOG (fats, oils, grease) in drains during holidays and advises residents to properly dispose of such waste to prevent clogs.

A neighbor dispute in Oklahoma County led to a shooting, with one person injured. Oklahoma's Stand Your Ground law has so far prevented the homeowner involved from being arrested.

Rep. Nick Archer was elected to the NASC Executive Council, pledging to support hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions that benefit his constituents and the nation.

Two people died after a police chase in Creek County, Oklahoma, involving the Mannford Police and Oklahoma Highway Patrol, with a fatal crash on Highway 16.

A freeze warning is in effect until 9 AM CST for parts of Oklahoma and northern Texas, with temperatures down to 24 degrees, potentially harming vegetation and plumbing.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond, backed by other state attorneys general, urges Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act to protect youth mental health and ensure online safety.