A 3-mile evening run through the OKC Zoo on August 27 funds milkweed rescue efforts as fall monarch migration begins.

Bubblegum-pink Super-tunias now stretch more than 800 feet through downtown Sapulpa, kept alive by daily hand-watering in triple-digit heat.

Kairavi is halfway through her 22-month pregnancy, with the next Asian elephant calf at the OKC Zoo expected in June 2027.

Oklahoma City’s annual deer conference is bringing more than 20 experts and about 35 sessions to hunters of every experience level.

After a $7M overhaul, Edmond’s Pelican Bay reopens July 18 with new slides, a water playground and ADA upgrades. Ribbon cutting is set for July 17.

A sneak peek shows nearly $5M in riverfront upgrades at Wiley Post Park, anchored by a USS Oklahoma City memorial plaza along the north shore.

The OKC Zoo returned several head‑started alligator snapping turtles to Oklahoma waterways as part of a long‑running hatchery program to rebuild wild populations.

A bobcat was spotted Friday near NW 122nd and Rockwell in northwest Oklahoma City, prompting neighbors to bring pets inside while officials offer safety tips.

Demolition crews have started removing the Woodson Pool as the city prepares to build a MAPS 4 youth center at Woodson Park. The facility will be run by the Boys & Girls Clubs.

OKC Parks is closing most indoor facilities from Jan. 23-25 due to severe winter weather, excluding the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center and Will Rogers Senior Center, which are open Friday only.

Lee West Park's reopening on January 19 features a refurbished basketball court, accessibility-focused playgrounds, and forthcoming splash pad, funded by Lawton's Capital Improvement Program.

Mocine Park in Lawton is being renovated with modern, safe play equipment, as part of the city's 2040 Capital Improvement Plan, aiming for completion by year-end or early 2026.

Oklahoma's dove hunting season begins with improved conditions and a 27% population increase, as reported by ODWC, promising a successful season for hunters.