The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny weekend for Oklahoma with temperatures in the mid-50s and wind shifts, along with a consistent pattern of clear skies and mild temperatures into the following week.

Edmond, Oklahoma is addressing housing affordability issues through the CDBG program, offering various aid initiatives like home rehabilitation, buyer assistance, and tree maintenance for qualifying residents.

Brennan Presley of Oklahoma State is close to breaking the school's all-purpose yardage record, needing only 8 yards to set a new mark as the regular season draws to a close.

One person was killed in a shooting at a Thanksgiving gathering in southeast Oklahoma City. Police are investigating, but witnesses are uncooperative. No arrests have been made.

Norman, Oklahoma, supports Small Business Saturday, encouraging local shopping on November 30, as mayoral declaration fosters community engagement with small enterprises.

Norman, OK is holding open house events in December to engage residents in the AIM Norman master plan, focusing on growth and infrastructure while considering environmental protection.

An overturned semi-truck on I-35 near Norman, Oklahoma led to the closure of northbound lanes, with no reported injuries. Cleanup caused traffic disruptions, which were resolved once lanes reopened.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild and sunny weather for Oklahoma City, with clear skies, gentle winds, and gradually rising temperatures.

Oklahoma City unveils new Route 66 signage celebrating the iconic highway's centennial, with Mayor Holt emphasizing the city's historical connection and economic benefits of the initiative.

Oklahoma City's Hefner Water Treatment Plant is undergoing a $44 million upgrade, improving ozone disinfection and capacity, with brief changes in water taste/smell but no safety issues.

Ryan Archer, 36, has been arrested in Lincoln County, OK, for the murder of 32-year-old Jacob Price after a manhunt.

A woman died after a fire in an Oklahoma City apartment. Authorities are probing the cause. The blaze was contained to one bedroom, and no other injuries were reported.

UPS is laying off 286 workers due to a partial closure of its Oklahoma City facility, with an additional 18 staff affected. The layoffs are part of a modernization effort and will begin on January 15, 2025.