A water main break on NW 122nd Street near MacArthur Blvd in Oklahoma City caused significant road damage and traffic disruptions, with repairs ongoing.

Oklahoma City's forecast includes sunny skies and highs of 52 degrees, with stronger winds at night and a weekend of mixed clouds and sun, with chances of rain increasing midweek.

Stardust Power Inc. broke ground on a $1.2 billion lithium refinery in Muskogee, Oklahoma, aiming to produce 50,000 metric tons of lithium annually and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign minerals.

Broken Arrow City Council discusses traffic disruptions due to Houston Street expansion, grant applications for pedestrian paths, and donates a seized vehicle and equipment to other Oklahoma cities.

Oklahoma Rep. Toni Hasenbeck introduced a bill to combat AI-generated revenge porn, aiming to extend legal protections against the misuse of technology and preserve personal privacy.

Oklahoma Rep. Ross Ford introduced HB2705 to ensure sexual assault victims are informed about the status of their forensic evidence, with protections to not compromise ongoing investigations.

Repair work on NW 12th Street in Lawton progresses, with concrete and rebar work at Baldwin Avenue, and pavement removal at Kingsbury Avenue, showcasing the city's infrastructure efforts.

Sen. Dusty Deevers proposed eight bills aimed at addressing moral issues in Oklahoma, including abortion, pornography, and restricting drag performances to minors.

Oklahoma Supreme Court backs Governor Stitt in a dispute against Attorney General Drummond, affirming the Governor's right to represent the state in court.

Oklahoma City forecast includes varied conditions, with a cold start, winds, and a sunny Friday, leading into a partly sunny weekend and warmer days ahead.

University of Oklahoma researchers analyze national data to address disparities in maternal health, focusing on preventable deaths among Indigenous mothers.

Dr. Natasha Bray discussed AI's role in healthcare at an AI for Healthy Communities conference, emphasizing its potential for improving equity and accessibility in healthcare.

OSU student Aubrey Fudge is developing Lingua, a technology using AI and VR for immersive language learning, aiming to improve engagement and accessibility.