The City of Norman is suing construction firms involved in building its mold-ridden library, alleging they failed to prevent water damage as contractually obligated.

Oklahoma Senators Julia Kirt and Chuck Hall lead a bipartisan interim study addressing the state's affordable housing crisis, focusing on data and solutions.

Governor Stitt appoints Sterling Zearley as interim executive director of Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department to lead during transitional phase and upcoming major events.

Norman, Oklahoma is debating a $1 billion entertainment district proposal, with supporters citing economic growth and opponents seeking a public vote via a signature campaign.

Oklahoma Human Services advises SNAP recipients to report benefit theft for replacement under the recently passed Continuing Appropriations Act of 2025, which extends claims until December 2024.

The Oklahoma AG addressed the State Department of Education's delay in procuring emergency inhalers for schools, emphasizing the need for timely action to protect asthmatic students.

Oklahoma's Freedom Caucus supports Superintendent Ryan Walters' proposal to provide Bibles in schools, contending it's key for understanding U.S. history and principles.

Deer Creek High School was locked down after an unauthorized ex-student was on-site. The individual was apprehended, and normal activities resumed the following day.

Senator Hamilton hosted a study to address Lake Eufaula concerns, aiming to improve communication and find solutions acceptable to residents and authorities.

Oklahoma Task Force 1 assisted with rescues in southeastern US states following Hurricane Helene, including saving an elderly man and his dog in Tennessee.

Edmond plans a new Fire Station 3 if voters approve a $231 million bond, part of the city's larger urban development initiative enhancing safety and infrastructure.

Oklahoma's State Superintendent Ryan Walters has requested $6 million total to place Bibles in public schools, sparking debate over church-state separation.

Shelley Zumwalt, the Executive Director of OTRD, has announced her retirement effective October 11, after a career dedicated to Oklahoma's public service.