The Edmond Urban Forestry program sustains city charm, with activities like tree planting and education, enhancing urban quality of life and fostering environmental stewardship.

California Senate Democrats criticize the passage of Senate Bill 796, claiming it undermines diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives on college campuses and fosters division.

Oklahoma City's weather forecast includes a slight chance of showers, cloudy skies, and a high near 70 today. The week ahead may bring fluctuating weather with showers and sunshine.

Edmond joins Keep Oklahoma Beautiful's Tire Reclamation project to allow residents to dispose of old tires for free, with a tire drop-off event at Edmond Electric on April 5.

Norman City Council approved temporary housing relief for residents affected by wildfires, allowing them to set up temporary dwellings on their property with certain guidelines.

The Norman City Council unanimously approved land use and zoning for a new Groundwater Treatment Facility aimed at meeting DEQ water quality requirements.

The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill to reform the state's eviction laws by extending the summons period, aiming to lower one of the nation’s highest eviction rates.

American Airlines will begin nonstop flights from Oklahoma City to Cancun on November 8, 2025, marking OKC's first nonstop international service in decades.

Oklahoma City Ward 7 residents prepare for an April 1 runoff between Camal Pennington and John A. Pettis to fill the council seat vacated by Nikki Nice. Free transportation is offered for voters on election day.

Oklahoma Senate advances a bill to manage inactive gas wells, proposing a seven-year expiration date for them and setting reduction goals, with oversight assigned to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1114, aiming to reduce property taxes for seniors, passed the Senate and heads to the House for consideration. The bill would freeze property taxes for qualifying homeowners over 65.

Oklahoma's Senate passed Senate Bill 657, allowing law enforcement the same rights as civilians to appeal judgments on the use of deadly force. The bill now moves to the House for consideration.

Oklahoma's Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 652 to streamline the election schedule and potentially improve voter turnout, as spearheaded by Senator Lonnie Paxton.