Oklahoma's AG, Gentner Drummond, urges the removal of OHFA appointees, citing discriminatory practices in housing programs based on race and sexual orientation.

Rep. Gabe Woolley of Oklahoma is advocating for judicial reforms, specifically targeting the Department of Human Services (DHS) to ensure accountability and prevent government overreach in child custody cases.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court is reviewing two lawsuits challenging Senate Bill 1027, which changes the state's initiative petition process, for issues including constitutionality and its retroactive effect on current measures.

Oklahoma City Police Department honored Sgt. Van Brunt and Sgt. Alexander as September's Featured Officers for their dedication to the Special Olympics and community.

Edmond Fire Department promoted Chase Olson and Courtney Powell to Lieutenants, celebrating their service and leadership.

Senator Mary Boren from Oklahoma invites input on "agrivoltaics," which combines farming with solar energy, ahead of an interim study at the state Capitol.

The Norman Ward 5 Selection Committee recommended Brandon Nofire to fill a vacant City Council seat, with a decision pending City Council approval on September 9.

Lawton's new Aquatics Center is closing for the season on September 26, after a successful first year offering a lazy river and slides, with officials thanking the community and reminding of remaining operation times.

Rep. Michelle McCane hosted a public forum at the Oklahoma State Capitol to discuss public education issues following the cancellation of a state education meeting.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt appoints Matthew Todd Chesbro as an Associate District Judge for Tulsa County, highlighting his record in prosecuting violent crimes and legal expertise.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond supports a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court, challenging a Massachusetts school's policy of social transitioning for children without parental consent.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats invite public input on education at Capitol Conversations starting September 4. Participants include educators, parents, and citizens, with meetings aimed at improving the state's education policies.

Oklahoma expands the Sarah Stitt Act under HB2364 to help inmates obtain IDs for employment post-release, aiming to reduce recidivism and support reentry into society.