Tulsa announces the female recipients for the 2026 Pinnacle Awards, celebrating their leadership and contributions across various sectors, with a ceremony planned for March next year.

Oklahoma Republican lawmakers, led by Sen. Randy Grellner, seek an investigation into the state's COVID-19 response, citing concerns over potential violations of law and authority.

Ex-bank president Danny Seibel indicted on bank fraud charges, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted. He allegedly made unauthorized loans and manipulated records.

Oklahoma's AG is suing State Farm over claims of underpaying for wind and hail damage, alleging the insurer's "Hail Focus Initiative" violates multiple state laws.

The Norman Fire Department significantly increased United Way donations, with Officer Aaron Easter's leadership and co-chairs Amy Shepard and Jeff Moody praised. The City of Norman raised nearly $60,000.

The final list of candidates for the February 2026 Norman City Council election is released, with residents from Wards 2 through 8 preparing to vote. Registration closes on January 16, with early and absentee voting options available.

Oklahoma City's mayoral race features incumbent Mayor David Holt against challenger Matthew Pallares. Voters informed on electoral process, with registration and absentee deadlines approaching.

Alex Moore was recognized for educating students on water treatment, while GySgt Arian F. Maceda and Stavis Morman were commended for festival contributions, and Firefighter Joved Serrano for off-duty life-saving actions.

Oklahoma Governor approved voluntary deployment of state National Guard to Washington D.C., sparking criticism from local politicians for its sudden nature and deviation from prior statements.

Warr Acres, Oklahoma invites residents to run for City Council, with positions open in all four Wards. Candidates must have been local residents for at least a year and submit their packets by Wednesday afternoon.

Oklahoma City reveals the design for a $121 million multipurpose stadium, part of the MAPS 4 project, set to boost sports and entertainment and slated to open January 2028.

Oklahoma City began demolishing a water storage tank at NW 52nd and Colfax Place as part of an infrastructure project, promising minimal neighborhood disruption and maintaining water quality during the works.

Oklahoma AG Drummond publicly criticizes Governor Stitt for favoring poultry interests over environmental health, referring to his actions in a lawsuit against Tyson Foods.