Oklahoma City is forecasted to experience a week of sunny and clear weather with gradually rising temperatures, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Ward 7 seat in Oklahoma City is set for a runoff election between Camal Pennington and John A. Pettis, Jr. on April 1, following the promotion of former representative Nikki Nice to the Oklahoma Senate.

Oklahoma City will experience water service interruptions and reduced traffic lanes on NW Expressway for valve replacement work on Friday night, affecting specific neighborhoods.

Francisco House received a three-year federal sentence for illegal ammo possession after a sexual assault report in Oklahoma City, announced by U.S. Attorney Troester.

Tulsa announces a public hearing on March 13 for community input on its housing and urban development plan, emphasizing federal fund usage for low-income households.

NWS predicts showers and a high of 44°F for Oklahoma City, with a 90% chance of rain and wind gusts up to 20 mph. Evening showers expected before clearer, warmer days ahead.

Oklahoma Senate Appropriations Committee approves tax reform bills aimed at economic growth and simplification, crafted by Senators Rader and Pugh, including income and corporate tax changes.

Oklahoma's House passed a bill to ease licensing for out-of-state social workers, joining the Social Work Licensure Compact to address worker shortages.

Oklahoma Rep. Justin Humphrey requests President Trump's intervention following an ATF raid he considers an overreach against a local preacher and business owner.

Oklahoma Senate moves to alter judicial selection with a resolution for a system more like the federal one, requiring governor's nominations to be state Senate approved.

Senate Bill 904, aiming to improve long-term care in Oklahoma by restructuring Medicaid incentives for nursing facilities, has passed the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Oklahoma Senate advances a bill offering property tax credits for low-income seniors, potentially easing their financial burden and allowing them to remain in their homes.

The Oklahoma Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 541, targeting repeat domestic violence offenders with stricter penalties and aiming to protect vulnerable individuals.