Norman City Council is set to vote on a plan for a new arena and entertainment district, with debates over using public funds to cover part of the costs and its potential economic impact.

Oklahoma lawmakers reacted on social media to an apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, expressing relief and gratitude for the Secret Service’s quick response.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office announced layoffs due to budget issues, focusing cuts on admin staff and deputies while aiming to maintain essential services.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma launches the Oklahoma Phone-Free School Challenge, encouraging the creation of innovative strategies to manage cell phone distractions in schools.

Oklahoma voters will decide on raising the state's minimum wage to $15 by 2029 in the 2026 primary elections, following a ballot measure that garnered over 157,000 signatures.

The Justice Department forms the ANTI-MCD Committee to combat illegal machinegun conversion devices, co-chaired by U.S. Attorney Troester and ATF's Jones.

A major water main break in west downtown OKC has led to road closures and low water pressure, with repairs complicated by the main's location in the city's aging infrastructure.

Judge Brian Lovell resigned due to frontotemporal dementia amid allegations of misconduct and a past indictment, stating health as the sole reason for his departure.

Oklahoma introduces a task force focused on aligning education with future industry needs, emphasizing real-world experience and personalized learning.

Oklahoma City offers a Free Landfill Day on September 7 for residential trash customers to dispose of oversized items at select locations with proof of residency.

Sen. Joe Newhouse, R-Tulsa, reflects on his Oklahoma Senate career, opting not to run for reelection. He highlights his role in the state's financial recovery and increased education funding.

Sen. Dusty Deevers criticized Oklahoma's Work Permits and Visas Task Force's immigration policy recommendations, cautioning against following Utah's example of lenient policies towards immigrants.

Oklahoma County commissioners are seeking additional funds for a new jail as construction costs exceed the initial $260 million bond, potentially reaching $400-$600 million. Options, including a public-private partnership, may impact taxpayers.