Rep. Scott Fetgatter is working with state and federal entities to assess the impact of a federal funding freeze on Oklahoma, emphasizing the protection of key benefit programs.

Sanitary sewer work in Norman will close eastbound Lindsey St. and southbound McGee Dr. lanes starting 7 PM, January 29, with reopening expected by 6 AM the next day.

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters praised OKCPS and Dr. Jamie Polk for their merit pay initiative under the OTEP, designed to boost teacher performance and student outcomes.

Engineering professor Steven P. Crossley received the PECASE, highlighting his innovative work in catalysis and nanomaterials synthesis, contributing significantly to science and sustainable industry growth.

Norman secures a $1 million federal grant from the PRO Housing program to improve affordable housing, planning to update housing plans, land use policies, and permitting processes, and contribute an additional $200,000 of its own funds.

Oklahoma Senator Kendal Sacchieri introduced a bill requiring ballot measures with tax increases to have a clear label indicating the potential rise in taxpayer obligations.

The DOJ supports Oklahoma AG Drummond's appeal of an injunction against state immigration law HB 4156, which aims to empower local authorities to detain illegal immigrants linked to illicit marijuana farms.

Stillwater Police Chief Shannon Jordan is retiring after 32 years. Captain Royce Stephens will be the acting Chief as the city seeks a permanent replacement.

Rep. Molly Jenkins proposes House Joint Resolution 1003 in Oklahoma to prevent misuse of eminent domain by subsidized green energy companies, potentially changing land acquisition for projects.

Stardust Power Inc. broke ground on a $1.2 billion lithium refinery in Muskogee, Oklahoma, aiming to produce 50,000 metric tons of lithium annually and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign minerals.

Broken Arrow City Council discusses traffic disruptions due to Houston Street expansion, grant applications for pedestrian paths, and donates a seized vehicle and equipment to other Oklahoma cities.

Oklahoma Rep. Toni Hasenbeck introduced a bill to combat AI-generated revenge porn, aiming to extend legal protections against the misuse of technology and preserve personal privacy.

Oklahoma Rep. Ross Ford introduced HB2705 to ensure sexual assault victims are informed about the status of their forensic evidence, with protections to not compromise ongoing investigations.