Oklahoma City Senator Mark Mann received the Legislator of the Year award from the Kirkpatrick Policy Group (KPG) for his work in the 2025 legislative session.

Oklahoma Rep. Rick West is drafting a resolution for voter decision on legislative pay changes, having previously attempted similar proposals since 2020.

Brooke Brown was named Citizen of the Month by Lawton for her work with veterans through her nonprofit, Grandeur of Grace, offering services like housing and VA assistance.

Senator Kristen Thompson was honored by The Journal Record as a top leader in Workforce and Development for her work in Oklahoma's economic and workforce advancement.

Tulsa received a $90,000 grant to create Oklahoma's first musical road on Route 66, hoping to enhance the historic highway's experience for the Route 66 Centennial.

Kendal Theisen is appointed as Oklahoma's State Traffic Engineer by ODOT, focusing on traffic safety and efficiency after a career of significant projects and roles.

CVS Caremark settled over $5 million for allegedly underpaying Oklahoma pharmacies for prescriptions, affecting 68,000 claims from Jan 2024 to Aug 2025.

Sen. Mary Boren received the Oklahoma Farm Bureau's Friend of the Farm Award for her commitment to protecting private property rights and supporting farmers.

Officer Owen featured in Choctaw PD's "Meet the Team Monday," noted for his military background, community interaction, and aspirations to become a firearms and defensive tactics instructor.

Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton received the Legislative Lifetime Achievement Award from the OBN for his efforts in public safety and anti-drug trafficking legislation.

Mustang Police Department honored six officers with medals for evacuating residents during an apartment fire, recognizing their bravery and commitment to public safety.

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.