Durant man, Henry Tyler Allen, pled guilty to a federal gun charge due to possessing a firearm after a past felony conviction. He awaits sentencing following a presentence investigation.

David Hillock of OSU Extension emphasizes the wide-ranging benefits of mulching for garden health, including weed control, moisture retention, and improving soil.

Oklahoma City prepares for snow and ice, urging residents to stay off roads, utilize warming centers, and protect pipes and pets.

A 32-year-old man died in a rollover crash in Seminole County when his vehicle flipped during a U-turn. He wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and speed was a factor.

Oklahoma Senator Julia Kirt was unanimously elected President Pro Tempore by the Senate Democratic Caucus, emphasizing bipartisanship and shared goals for the state.

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.