Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond was permitted to join a lawsuit against State Farm for allegedly undercutting insurance claims, a decision made by Judge Amy Palumbo.

Oklahoma City Utilities is complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule by notifying residents about the material of their water service lines and updating its database.

Oklahoma's new law increases the state tax credit for adoption expenses from 10% to 15%, effective January 1, 2026, to reduce financial barriers for adoptive families.

Oklahoma's fight against poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed has led to a federal court ruling holding Big Poultry accountable and initiating a cleanup fund.

Edmond, OK announced revised schedules for the New Year; city offices, trash, recycling services, and Citylink bus services will be affected on January 1, 2026.

Oklahoma secures $223.5 million for rural health care enhancement through the Rural Health Transformation Program, as part of a broader federal initiative.

Norman calls for nominations for the 2025 James O. Harp Environmental Recognition Award to honor local environmentalists. Nominations are open until January 31, 2026.

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.