Norman secures $25M from the US Dept. of Transportation to upgrade 36th Avenue NW, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow. The project will expand the road, add trails, sidewalks, and enhance drainage.

Community Health Workers play a pivotal role in linking the community with healthcare services and resources, as emphasized by the McClain County Health Department.

The Key to Home Partnership in Oklahoma City has housed 500 previously homeless people, meeting its two-year plan goals and reducing unsheltered homelessness for the fourth year.

A federal court ruling imposes new regulations on poultry litter in the Illinois River watershed, impacting Oklahoma farmers and the local economy. Rep. Hardin seeks a balanced approach to protect both the environment and agricultural livelihoods.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt urges AG to request a stay on a ruling mandating stricter poultry waste management, fearing impact on farmers and the wider agriculture industry.

Oklahoma City announces holiday closures and service changes for New Year's Day, including city office closures, delayed trash pickup, free public transport fares, and adjusted public transportation schedules.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office distributed bikes to local families during the holiday, inspired by community member Scooter Proctor's vision and donations.

A federal court ordered major poultry companies to clean up contamination in the Illinois River Watershed, with the industry facing a comprehensive 30-year cleanup plan and immediate waste management restrictions.

Lawton's downtown area is brighter with the new Light Up C Avenue project, which has placed decorative lights between 4th and 5th Streets, with plans to expand. A public lighting ceremony is set for December 23.

Oklahoma representatives challenge OCC orders approving $1.5 billion in utility costs, questioning the qualifications of an OCC employee who audited utility charges and highlighting possible ethical issues related to Commissioner Hiett's conduct.

Senator Todd Gollihare is honored as one of The Journal Record's "50 Most Influential Oklahomans" of 2025 for his impact in public service and leadership roles within Oklahoma.

Oklahoma AG Drummond issued an opinion stating that the state cannot prosecute tribal members for hunting on reservations, challenging Gov. Stitt's policy.

Tulsa's Safe Move initiative successfully closed three homeless camps and housed 55 people, significantly cutting the housing wait time from 220 to under 30 days.