Oklahoma City Fire Department teams up with OKC Animal Welfare to help lost pets get home by scanning for microchips at Fire Stations 25 and 30, easing pet-owner reunions and helping to reduce shelter overcrowding.

Oklahoma law mandates health plans to cover diagnostic breast cancer services without out-of-pocket costs to increase early detection and survival rates.

Oklahoma officials, including State Rep. Mike Kelley, studied public pension systems to ensure their sustainability and impact on the economy, focusing on consistent funding and robust investment strategies.

Oklahoma Democrats urge a special session to address the SNAP benefits shortfall affecting 700,000 residents, suggesting using the state's Rainy Day fund and funding food banks with an additional $5.5 million.

Oklahoma City updated its ordinance making it easier for duck hunters to access daily rentals of hunting blinds, increasing participation and equitable land use.

Officer Richard Phillips died in a vehicle accident, prompting public mourning by the community and Representative Tim Turner, who praised his service as a marine and police officer.

Over 200 U.S. mayors support Mayor Holt's initiative against political violence and incendiary rhetoric, signing the Oklahoma City Declaration to encourage civility and truth in politics.

Governor Kevin Stitt added Derek Sparks and Jennifer Shoop to his team to enhance collaboration with the Oklahoma Legislature and support the administration's legislative goals.

Oklahoma House Republicans, including Speaker Kyle Hilbert, visited Ardmore as part of the Capitol to Community tour to engage with local leaders and explore the city's development.

Oklahoma's Organized Crime Task Force marks two years of anti-drug efforts, seizing thousands of marijuana plants and THC concentrate, leading to 79 arrests and 27 deportations.

Oklahoma is set to remove racist covenants from property records with a new bill effective Nov. 1, following efforts by Rep. John Pfeiffer. The bill reflects a commitment to rectify historical housing discrimination.

Oklahoma lawmakers seek attorney general's guidance on implementing a law aimed at preventing exposure to obscenity, especially for minors, in public places. The law, HB1217, balances constitutional rights with community protection.

Oklahoma has enacted two new laws to retain and attract civil engineers and social workers, offering tax breaks and easing licensure transitions, to strengthen its workforce.