The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mostly sunny days and clear nights in Oklahoma City, with temperatures ranging from highs of 45-58 degrees to lows of 20-29 degrees.

Kristina Rorrer, a dispatcher in Lawton, Oklahoma, earned recognition for superbly handling over 10,000 calls at the city's 911 dispatch center in 2024.

McMahon Memorial Auditorium in Lawton is closed for renovations until April 2025, with updates including a new HVAC system, as part of the city's Propel2040 plan.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma issued Executive Order 2025-01 to support student-athletes' NIL deals without using taxpayer money, amidst a lack of national standards.

One person was critically injured in a motorcycle accident caused by ice in northeast Oklahoma City, with additional danger from the victim not wearing a helmet.

Oklahoma County Detention Center CEO Brandi Garner announced her resignation, effective February 7th, after a tough period for the jail, citing personal priorities.

Lawton, Oklahoma is set to host a Special City Council Meeting and Swearing-In Ceremony for new city officials on January 13 at the Wayne Gilley Auditorium.

An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty to leading a $9.4 million Ponzi scheme through his cryptocurrency firm, Wolf Capital Crypto Trading LLC, defrauding thousands of investors.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold but sunny week in Oklahoma City, with temperatures ranging from lows of 20°F to highs of 57°F and stable conditions.

OKC's trash and recycle collection delayed from Friday to Saturday due to service disruption. Residents advised to place bins by 6 a.m. Bulk waste not affected. Repair services for carts will be a priority next week.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's office reported the CITCO's seizure of over 1685 pounds of narcotics, including a dangerous 222 pounds of fentanyl, highlighting the opioid crisis.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office saved a woman from a fentanyl overdose, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis despite CITCO’s seizure of 222 pounds of fentanyl last year.

Oklahoma City's workshop on federal HUD fund expenditure was canceled due to bad weather, but residents can still participate online, in a future meeting, or via email.