Norman City Council to Review Public Safety Allocation Study Findings on February 4
Norman residents can attend a meeting on February 4 to discuss a Public Safety Allocation Study about the Norman Police and Fire Departments by Matrix Group Consulting. The study addresses growth and public safety planning.
Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Center Temporarily Closes for Essential Maintenance
The Oklahoma City Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center is closed for maintenance from February 11 until March 13 to apply new protective floor coating. Residents are asked to hold onto hazardous waste until it reopens.
Oklahoma City Embarks on Neighborhood Revitalization with Ross Heights and Stockyards City Under Strong Neighborhood Initiative
Oklahoma City's Strong Neighborhood Initiative expands to Ross Heights and Stockyards City, aiming for revitalization through home construction, repairs, and public space enhancement.
Oklahoma Attorney General Leads Multi-State Challenge Against California's Proposition 12 Over Pork Industry Regulations
Oklahoma AG Drummond opposes California's Prop 12, affecting pork producers with strict housing standards. He's backed by 22 states, arguing it violates interstate commerce and could harm the industry.
Oklahoma Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kirt Introduces Bills to Address State Housing Crisis
Oklahoma Senator Julia Kirt has filed bills to improve statewide housing accessibility, including the formation of a Workforce Housing Commission and allocating municipal funds for housing strategies.
Representative Tim Turner Addresses Allegations Against Oklahoma Department of Corrections in Inmate Death Case
Rep. Tim Turner has spoken about inmate Marquel Ross's death in an Oklahoma prison, citing DOC records on Ross's misconduct and the recent murder charge against Ross's cellmate. He calls for holding both the DOC and offenders accountable.












