Lawton city is holding an online surplus vehicle and equipment auction from November 20 to December 16, with items previewable on Purple Wave Auction site.

Oklahoma enacts the Truth in Food Labeling Law, requiring clear labels for non-animal proteins to distinguish them from meat, for consumer clarity and local farm protection.

A disagreement over mount fees between the Jockeys’ Guild and the TRAO is causing some jockeys to boycott races at Remington Park, impacting the race schedule.

The Edmond Farmer's Market in Oklahoma, a staple for local produce and crafts, concludes its 22nd season, offering a diverse range of goods and emphasizing efficiency and resilience despite early-season weather challenges.

Oklahoma state park restaurants, after a closure due to payment issues, are reopening following an agreement between OTRD and Lookout Kitchen. Lake Murray State Park starts first, with others to follow.

Oklahoma has shut down Lookout Kitchen operations in state parks due to unresolved financial issues and noncompliance, affecting dining options for visitors. Temporary alternatives like food trucks are being considered.

Oklahoma City prepares for a flood of fans for the Thunder's NBA Championship parade, with businesses along the route anticipating a surge in customers and reflecting on the city's resilience.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office commemorated Deputy Will Turner, killed in 1895, detailing his fatal confrontation and the sentencing of his assailants.

An Oologah man was sentenced to over 16 years for child enticement and must register as a sex offender. He engaged in illicit online chats and distributed child pornography.

A federal jury convicted five individuals involved in smuggling liquid meth into Oklahoma City, including charges of drug trafficking and money laundering.

Global market turmoil affects Oklahoma's economy, with local stocks dropping after tariff announcements and OPEC+ oil decisions. Interest rate falls may offer some consumer relief.

An Oklahoma City man received a 7-year federal prison sentence for firearm and drug offenses, following prior convictions and run-ins with law enforcement.