Oklahoma City Council approved plans for a new $42 million animal shelter designed to better care for homeless animals and help them find homes, with construction slated to begin in early 2025.

The Norman Fire Department received over $10,000 from the Dickey Foundation to buy new helmets, enhancing emergency responder safety in high-risk scenarios.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1001 aims to ensure offenders convicted as accessories to murder serve at least 85% of their sentences without parole or credits reduction.

Oklahoma City recognizes ten businesses for their efforts to support veteran employment, highlighting a city-wide initiative to foster a veteran-friendly business environment.

Oklahoma City police are searching for one of two suspects after a car-linked high-speed chase led to a foot pursuit and standoff. One suspect is in custody; the other fled.

A vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian in southwest Oklahoma City, and the initially fleeing driver later returned and cooperated with police. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of sunny and mild days for Oklahoma City, with temperatures ranging from highs in the low 60s to lows around 39.

Norman, OK released a Lead Service Line Inventory to ensure drinking water safety and align with EPA rules. They informed residents about the potential lead exposure and offered resources for more information.

Mattel honors the late prima ballerina Maria Tallchief, the first American prima ballerina and member of the Osage Nation, with a special edition Barbie doll.

Oklahoma City invites the public to workshops on the use of HUD funds, covering affordable housing and community needs, and influencing the city's five-year plan.

Oklahoma's Attorney General and 46 other attorneys general urge the FCC to improve the Robocall Mitigation Database to better block illegal robocalls.

Oklahoma City Municipal Court canceled all Monday morning sessions on Nov. 18 due to severe storm predictions, prioritizing safety. Afternoon sessions to resume as planned.

The National Weather Service forecasts overcast and windy weather in New Orleans and severe thunderstorms in Oklahoma, including 70 mph wind gusts and hail. A Flood Watch is in effect for both regions, with flooding likely in low-lying areas.