Senate Bill 995, seeking to require legislative approval for all administrative rules in Oklahoma, has passed a House committee and is moving to the House floor for further debate.

The CPSAB of Oklahoma City celebrated its first anniversary, recognizing its role in reviewing police conduct and fostering police-community communication.

Tulsa integrates mental health clinicians into its 911 Call Center to improve responses to mental health crises, diverting over 560 calls in March from traditional emergency services.

The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee approved House Bill 1484, known as Rain's Law, to include fentanyl awareness in school substance abuse programs.

Oklahoma City invites residents to discuss Overholser Dam's future on April 22 at The Fellowship at Western Oaks.

Major Bobby Mercer & K9 Zero from the Oklahoma City Fire Department passed a demanding recertification in search and rescue, finding all victims in a simulated test.

Current conditions in Oklahoma City include 49°F temperature, a few clouds, 59% humidity, and 9 mph south winds. The forecast predicts sunny weather with temperatures reaching 82°F, though gusty winds will persist.

Oklahoma House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson has announced a bid for the state's gubernatorial race in 2026, with a platform of statewide engagement and advocacy for public investment.

A fire in Oklahoma City damaged a garage and caused smoke damage to a home, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly; the cause is under investigation.

A Tulsa man was sentenced to 10 years for a bank robbery, utilizing a rideshare as a getaway, after a case involving eyewitness accounts and FLOCK camera evidence.

Shane Eugene Miller, an Oklahoma inmate, received a 252-month sentence for running a drug conspiracy from prison, emphasizing ongoing efforts to combat prison-based criminal activities.

A fire in an Oklahoma City apartment complex resulted in damage and displaced residents, with two treated for smoke inhalation; its cause is under investigation.

Oklahoma lawmakers commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, reflecting on the tragedy and honoring the 168 lives lost with insights from former Governor Frank Keating and unity messages from legislative leaders.