A 20-inch water main break has closed North Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City, with local crews working on repairs expected to conclude by 10 p.m. Some residents may experience water disruptions.

Oklahoma Senate committee approves a bill to prevent state agencies from contracting with lobbyists, in line with prior executive orders to save taxpayer money.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library expands into Wagoner County, Oklahoma, offering free monthly books to children under five to promote early literacy.

Norman Emergency Management is hosting an open house on February 15 to showcase their new Emergency Communications and Operations Center to the public.

Norman's annual rain barrel sale aims to save water and reduce runoff pollution. Residents can pre-order repurposed barrels and may qualify for free installation.

Oklahoma's Senate Health and Human Services Committee approves Senator Dossett's bill to expand TANF eligibility by allowing some child support income to be disregarded.

Oklahoma's governor appointed three new members to the State Board of Education, prompting varied reactions, with Sen. Mark Mann expressing cautious optimism for potential educational improvements.

Senator David Bullard criticized OMES for what he deems a misleading fiscal analysis of his bill, claiming their estimates on required staff and costs are exaggerated and obstructive.

The City Manager has implemented a liberal leave policy for city employees due to a cold front, allowing non-essential personnel to stay home during treacherous conditions, with options for remote work to continue operations.

Gov. Stitt appoints three new members to the Oklahoma Board of Education to address state educational challenges.

Senator Brian Guthrie advances two bills in Oklahoma: SB 20 for utility vehicles on certain highways, and SB 944 strengthening penalties against hazing.

Oklahoma Senator Carri Hicks' "Buy American" bill, SB 168, requiring state agencies to prioritize American-made products, advances after Senate committee approval.

Oklahoma Governor appoints new members to the State Board of Education in response to poor education scores, with State Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt supporting the shakeup for educational improvement.