Oklahoma City rolled out "Thrive on Classen," its first transit-oriented plan centered on RAPID NW. Officials opened a multilingual survey and interactive map to collect local priorities.

A midday outage knocked out power for thousands in northwest Oklahoma City near Northwest Expressway and West Britton Road. OG&E crews are on scene working to restore service.

Canute won a $999,999 forgivable state loan to replace 2,750 feet of aging main. Officials estimate the move will save residents about $1.58M versus traditional financing.

Flash flooding washed out rural Nowata County roads, forcing long detours and prompting an emergency declaration.

Irish drone company Manna set Tulsa as its U.S. hub, promising more than 1,000 jobs and dozens of neighborhood launch sites while neighbors and regulators weigh in.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved a five‑year CIRB plan that steers nearly $950 million to county roads and bridges across all 77 counties.

A cattle hauler crashed on westbound I‑40 near Midwest Boulevard Tuesday, killing and injuring animals and snarling traffic for hours.

Lightning struck Geary’s wells and destroyed a control panel, leaving many homes with low pressure. City crews have contacted contractors and are asking residents to conserve water.

A semi-trailer was toppled on I‑44 in northeast Oklahoma City as storms produced damaging gusts and downed power lines. Storm chasers and the NWS reported strong winds.

A 20-inch main ruptured on Cradduck Road on Monday, cutting water to much of Ada. Crews closed the road while they work to restore service and warn of low pressure.

A small plane crashed in a field near Goldsby, killing two people; investigators are on scene and identities have not been released.

TxDOT and ODOT have linked their traffic systems so each state can see live cameras, crash reports and lane‑level data — a step timed ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Drivers and freight operators should see more accurate cross‑state alerts on state traffic maps and apps.

A storm carved a 5-foot hole under Bristlecone Road and isolated about 11 households. County crews patched the road while planning concrete culverts as a permanent fix.