The Oklahoma Department of Corrections reports positive outcomes from its Work Release Program, noting job placements, financial stability, and positive community impacts.

A child was struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run in SW Oklahoma City; the driver fled, with no vehicle description available. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

The Oklahoma City Baseball team has rebranded itself as the Oklahoma City Comets, honoring local baseball legend Mickey Mantle and aligning with the city's aerospace growth.

The NWS reports a weather shift in Oklahoma City, forecasting windy conditions, increasing temperatures, potential showers, and thunderstorms later in the week, and elevated fire weather conditions early in the week.

Oklahoma's Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with 23 other state attorneys general, challenges the EPA's emissions mandate for trucks as overreach, fearing economic impact and grid issues.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond is appealing an anti-ESG law ruling to the state's Supreme Court, aiming to address concerns over the law's impact on pension investment strategies.

A fire at a northwest Oklahoma City apartment complex resulted in the evacuation of residents, with one person and a pet being rescued. The fire damaged 16 units, completely destroying eight. Firefighters are investigating the cause.

Oklahoma City expects sunny weather, with a high of 73 degrees today, leading to warmer and windier conditions, possibly reaching 34 mph by Monday. Storms may arrive Wednesday with a 60% chance of precipitation.

The Oklahoma County Commissioners discussed fiscal reports, community projects, and approved various contracts, including courthouse renovations and community program funding in their October 23 meeting.

Yukon's Pafford Ambulance membership enrollment is open, offering financial coverage for ambulance services, with a November 15 deadline for residents to opt in or out.

Logan County officials have announced a 14-day burn ban due to extreme fire dangers, urging residents to avoid all burning activities to prevent wildfires.

Family-friendly Halloween events throughout Oklahoma offer a variety of activities, including Scissortail Park's trick-or-treat trail, movie nights, and games.

Six people from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, were sentenced for federal firearms violations, including a felon in possession of a firearm and others acting as straw purchasers.