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.

Emmanuel Littlejohn was executed in Oklahoma for a 1992 murder despite the parole board recommending clemency. Governor Stitt allowed the execution, the third in Oklahoma this year.

Oklahoma's AG Drummond is appealing a federal injunction against a new state immigration law, HB 4156, arguing it aligns with federal law and is critical for state security.

Norman is hosting Preparedness Day on September 30 at Sooner Mall to educate residents on emergency readiness, with resources and volunteer opportunities available.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt returns to work after a heart procedure to install a stent due to arterial blockage, prompting a public focus on cardiovascular health.

Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, Sept. 26, and will resume service on Friday, Sept. 27.

City of Norman employees engage in activities like contests and raffles for the annual United Way campaign, with efforts aiding over 80,000 people and reinforcing Norman's status as a top contributor.