Trace Fiber, the Chickasaw Nation’s telecom arm, is finishing an NTIA‑backed build to bring fiber and fixed‑wireless service to roughly 2,700 rural tribal households in south‑central Oklahoma.

Tinker AFB suspended the Trusted Traveler program; 100% ID checks are now in effect and visitor passes and sponsors are required during business hours.

Edmond's Field Services Department worked tirelessly through heavy snowfall, maintaining infrastructure and services despite the weather. Crews labored in 12-hour shifts for six days, while also performing daily duties like fixing water main breaks.

Signs honoring late Oklahoma legislator Rusty Farley were replaced along a memorial highway through efforts led by Sen. George Burns to preserve his legacy of public service.

Midwest City, OK has closed S. Douglas Blvd. for road resurfacing from SE 29th St. to Renny Rd. The closure affects I-40 ramps and should last through February 17.

Midwest City's Public Works Department was working on road repairs on S. Post Rd. They aimed to finish the same day, with northbound traffic affected. The city thanked residents for their patience.

OKC Streetcar service will be interrupted from February 18-22 due to construction on the OKC New Arena. A bus shuttle will replace it during this period.

Tulsa is facing multiple road construction projects that will affect traffic, including lane closures on US-169, I-44/US-75 interchange renovations, and lane reductions on SH-97, with various projects continuing through 2026 and beyond.

Brookhaven Boulevard near Danfield Drive is partially closing from February 16 due to the Danfield Waterline Replacement Project, but access to homes will remain.

ODOT announces various lane reductions and closures in Oklahoma, impacting highway traffic and commutes, with bridge repairs and infrastructure projects through early 2026.

Lawton is removing an unsafe bridge in Mattie Beal Park, converting it into a roadway. The project began on February 9 and will include drainage evaluations to prevent flooding.

Oklahoma City faces extensive traffic disruptions with multiple roadwork projects, including lane closures and bridge works, scheduled across major roads and highways, impacting traffic throughout 2026.

Tulsa faces roadwork disruptions, including lane closures and construction on major highways, with projects like US-412 and I-44/US-75 interchange revamps ongoing until 2026 and 2028, respectively.