Oklahoma's Attorney General reported on law enforcement initiatives, highlighting success against crime and firm stances on federal overreach, immigration, and biological sex laws.

A coalition of 18 state attorneys general, led by Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond, supports President Trump's move to cut federal funds for NYCPS over their transgender bathroom policies, calling for respect of gender-based statutes and student privacy.

Norman Animal Welfare Oversight Committee is accepting nominations for an award honoring volunteer contributions to animal welfare, named after Erica Loftis. Deadline for nominations is March 6, 2026.

Rep. David Hardin expressed disappointment after a court denied a stay in the Illinois River Watershed lawsuit, which affects Oklahoma poultry farmers. He appreciated the AG's community engagement and stressed the lawsuit's potential economic impact.

Johny Sandoval has been promoted to Animal Welfare Superintendent for Oklahoma City, recognized for his contributions to animal welfare and commitment to result-oriented leadership.

Rep. Jim Shaw of Oklahoma has introduced a series of bills focusing on local governance and accountability, aiming to increase residents' influence, limit state power, and ensure fiscal responsibility.

Midwest City is hiring for a Water Department Operator I, seeking candidates with at least a high school diploma or GED to maintain water infrastructure.

Oklahoma Sen. Bullard has introduced a bill to allow local school districts to set teacher pay scales, moving away from the state-mandated minimum salary schedule.

Zamya Darthard, a Planner II with Midwest City's Community Development Department, is recognized for her contributions to local government and commitment to the city's growth.

Edmond Fire Department command staff met the new Superintendent of Edmond Public Schools, Dr. Josh Delich, to discuss collaboration and community safety.

Oklahoma is debating changes to its education system including expanding private school tax credits, which critics argue could harm public schools and rural communities. Discussions also focus on the public good of strong schools.

Oklahoma's Rep. Andy Fugate has introduced a bill to ban the use of credit history in determining insurance premiums, aiming to address financial inequities.

The Oklahoma House has filed 1,578 bills and 50 joint resolutions for the 2026 session, a decrease from last year's count, ahead of the January 15th deadline.