Lawton city offices delayed opening to 1 p.m. due to a winter storm. Essential services continued and trash pickup for Area 1 remained at 7 a.m. Court dates are rescheduled while a council meeting will proceed as planned.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt will lead the U.S. Conference of Mayors' Winter Meeting, where over 300 mayors will discuss policy and advocacy issues.

Oklahoma's AG Gentner Drummond promotes new leaders and retains key advisors, appointing Shauna Peters as communications director and Stephanie Alexander as deputy chief of staff, signaling strategic continuity.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and state agencies prepare for a winter storm, coordinating efforts to ensure public safety and maintain services, including road treatments and waivers for utility restoration vehicles.

Midwest City Police Department supports Special Olympics fundraising, attending the LETR luncheon in Tulsa to back athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Lawton city officials respond to severe winter weather, closing offices early on Friday and entirely on Saturday, ensuring essential services continue while adjusting solid waste services with backup plans for safety.

Oklahoma Rep. Hardin proposed two bills: one to protect gun manufacturers from liability and another to deregulate raw milk sales. Both bills are set for review in the legislative session.

Lawton Police Chief James T. Smith passed away at 66, leaving a legacy of public service recognized by local legislators and law enforcement associations.

Lawton halts transit services due to severe winter weather and opens a warming center. Residents are advised to protect pipes and practice road safety. Pet safety is also emphasized.

Oklahoma Sen. Gollihare sponsors bill to protect worship services from disruptions; SB 743 could impose fines, jail time for offenders while respecting free speech rights.

Oklahoma's Sen. Mann introduced bills expanding family leave for teachers, including adoption leave and bereavement leave, demonstrating bipartisan efforts to support educators.

Oklahoma State Senator Kendal Sacchieri introduces a bill to temporarily halt new data center construction to study their impacts on communities and the environment.

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