Oklahoma House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson criticizes the federal government shutdown, highlighting its impact on Oklahomans and calling for bipartisan resolution.

The FAA Academy in Oklahoma City faces operational challenges as a federal government shutdown looms, potentially impacting training and furloughing employees.

AG Gentner Drummond advocates for jams on cell phones in prisons, backed by 21 other attorneys general, requesting the FCC to change current policies to stop inmates' illicit communications.

Oklahoma studies adopting state-level foreign agent registration laws to protect against foreign interference, following the lead of other states like Texas and Utah.

Rep. Mark Lepak is leading a study on the Secure Oklahoma Now report, prompted by Charlie Kirk's assassination, to assess security measures at public gatherings.

ODOT's projects cause closures and detours in Oklahoma City, impacting I-44, I-240, US-77, and I-40 with various ramp and lane closures for construction and resurfacing until 2026.

Lawton's Mayor Stan Booker proclaimed Hispanic Heritage Month, honoring the contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities to the city's heritage and progress.

Trump administration supports Oklahoma in a legal case regarding the state's birth certificate law, which requires recording a person's biological sex and restricts changes for gender identity.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond, alongside the FTC and 19 states, reached a proposed settlement with Kars-R-Us.com for running a deceptive charity scheme that spent only 0.28% of $45 million raised on cancer screenings.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office and Metro Tech unveiled a new 911 Communications Center, which will improve emergency responses and serve as a training hub for dispatchers.

The Oklahoma mental health system is struggling to comply with a class-action lawsuit settlement, remaining inadequate in providing court-ordered services to pretrial defendants.

The Oklahoma AG is taking a firm stance against companies like Roblox and tech giants for inadequate digital safeguards, vowing to protect children online from predators and inappropriate content.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders criticize ODMHSAS for mental health service cuts and failure to adhere to a consent decree, highlighting the negative impact on those needing treatment.