Tulsa Facilities to Close in Honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Essential Services to Remain Active
Tulsa city facilities close for MLK Day; refuse collection continues, but yard waste pickup adjusts. Essential services remain operational, and recreational amenities like golf courses and the zoo stay open.
Oklahoma Senator Dusty Deevers Introduces "America First" Immigration Bills Ahead of 2026 Legislative Session
Senator Dusty Deevers introduces five "America First" immigration bills in Oklahoma, targeting illegal immigration and protecting local jobs by restricting visa programs and introducing E-Verify and remittance tax.
Lawton Honors Local Heroes, Chief Chemist and Community Volunteer Receive Top City Awards
Lawton honors two citizens, Jeffrey Dorell with the True North Award for his role as a chemist ensuring water safety, and Felicia Maddox with the Citizen of the Month Award for her community service.
Lawton Secures $500K Federal Grant to Enhance Road Safety and Develop Data-Driven Safety Plan
Lawton received a federal Safe Streets for All grant for improving road safety, focusing on a data-driven plan to identify high-risk areas and potentially upgrade infrastructure for all road users.
Oklahoma Governor Stitt Voices Mixed Reaction to George’s Inc. Settlement, Calls for Broad Grower Representation
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt released a statement on his website responding to a poultry settlement, approving yet concerned about the limited scope addressing only one grower, urging wider negotiations and grower representation.












