Tulsa unveils new murals in 3rd St. underpass, a collaboration between Mayor Nichols, local artists, and Crosbie Heights, funded by the Improve Our Tulsa 2 initiative.

Officials confirmed that a fish kill in Rock Creek, Norman, poses no threat to public health; it was likely caused by water flushing from a treatment plant.

The Whittier Recreation Center in Norman is closed due to mold found during repairs. No mold is in the gym or game room, and alternative after-school care is provided at Whittier Middle School.

Oklahoma's STEM teacher recruitment program successfully attracts 61 educators for rural schools, fueled by a $1.2 million signing bonus initiative, with stringent eligibility checks to avoid past issues with bonus distribution.

Oklahoma House Speaker-Elect Kyle Hilbert has announced a restructured committee system aimed at improving legislative scrutiny, including both standard and oversight committees.

State Senator Carri Hicks has introduced the "Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act" to provide tuition assistance for service members seeking professional licenses or certifications.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma is taking measures to enhance security against unidentified drones, including procuring detection systems, amidst increasing sightings posing privacy and safety concerns.

Norman administrative offices will close for Christmas and New Year's, with altered trash/recycling schedules and closures of Transfer Station and Compost Facility during the holidays.

The Department of Energy canceled an electric transmission corridor project in Oklahoma due to local opposition and concerns over federal eminent domain.

Oklahoma's Attorney General opposes a proposed U.S. Department of Energy electric transmission corridor, stressing it may infringe on private property rights and is unnecessary due to the state's energy surplus.

Brian McDowell is named the new Director of Laboratory Services for Oklahoma's ODAFF, bringing experience from both his previous tenure at ODAFF and the private sector.

Col. Abigail Ruscetta has been named the 2024 Oklahoma Aerospace and Aviation Woman of the Year at an annual event celebrating the contributions of women in the field.

KFOR won a lawsuit against the Oklahoma State Department of Education, affirming its First Amendment rights to access public meetings and press events.