Oklahoma lawmaker battling breast cancer wants to override Governor Stitt's veto of mammogram bill #okleg

A bill aiming to overhaul the initiative petition process is moving forward. The changes it would put in place, and why some lawmakers are against it: #okleg

Edmond police officer stabbed 'at least twice' during traffic stop, recovering at hospital

Flooding causing safety concerns for Oklahomans in Pauls Valley. How a state agency is responding: #okwx

Floodwaters are INTENSE here in Pauls Valley… #okwx

Flooding issues continued this morning in Moore. (🎥: Sierra Kuryk) #okwx

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A woman in Harrah is alarming the community of a driver she says impersonated a police officer. Where the incident happened, and the concerns Oklahomans have:

Lots of back and forth in this week’s House Committee meeting about the Oklahoma mental health department’s finances. ODMHSAS Interim CFO Skip Leonard has been taking questions for two hours. Answering many of them with “I don’t have the answer to that.”

Nearly 50% of roads, highways across Oklahoma in bad condition, study says

An Oklahoma lawmaker is looking to modify kratom products. The changes he is calling for, and the impacts it could have on Oklahomans: #okleg

Social media was a buzz Friday afternoon after a man posted a video of several bees crowded around a Moore intersection. 🐝 Why a beekeeper says this is normal this time of year:

A former Oklahoma City leader reflects on April 19, 1995. What Rick Moore remembers as the 30th anniversary of the Murrah Building bombing approaches:

There are now four active investigations centered around the State Department of Mental Health. The concerns those reviews are aiming to address, and the response we're seeing from Governor Kevin Stitt:

Oklahoma City police investigating a hit-and-run involving a 17-year-old high school student. Where the incident happened, and the condition they’re currently in:

We're hearing from Governor Kevin Stitt after several students from Oklahoma universities had their visas revoked. How many students have been impacted:

A unanimous Oklahoma City Council vote to help veterans who have experienced homelessness. The new housing initiative in the works:

Oklahoma City Public Schools one step closer to allowing religion or moral classes as an off-campus elective. The guidelines announced by OKCPS board members: #oklaed

We've got your back fact-checking claims that OKC Animal Welfare is no longer accepting stray dogs. The policy the facility says they currently have in place:

The Logan County Sheriff says a shooting Wednesday afternoon left two deputies injured and a male suspect dead. What's next in the investigation:

NEW: Officials tell Fox 25 two deputies were shot during a shootout in Guthrie near Terrel Drive and S Midwest Blvd. According to officials, the deputies should be okay. @wsuares.bsky.social

An Oklahoma City doctor says a recent decision by President Trump will have a big impact on the health of Oklahomans and their families.

The City of Oklahoma City is reminding residents to think twice about what they're putting in their garbage can. What officials say caused a garbage truck to catch on fire:

NEW: Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt says OKC will host canoe slalom and softball events during the LA 2028 Olympic Games. “This is really happening,” Mayor Holt said. “The Olympics are coming to OKC.”

Governor Stitt gives his opinion on sports betting bills being considered by Oklahoma lawmakers. Why he says he's not a fan of the legislation, and how he would do things differently: #okleg

The Oklahoma City community is coming together to support the family of a teen killed over the weekend. What police say led to her death, and how she’s being honored:

A new amphitheater could be coming to Yukon. How those behind the project say it could benefit that community, and why some residents are pushing back:

A place that aims to help people navigate the criminal justice system is now open in Canadian County.

NEW: Governor Stitt says he has BANNED DeepSeek on all state-owned devices due to security risks. @wsuares.bsky.social #okleg

An Enid, Oklahoma woman shares her success story after experiencing homelessness for 24 years. The nonprofit she says helped change her life forever:

Friday's wildfire in Guthrie isn't the first tragedy Carmen Tarrant's family has dealt with. @wsuares.bsky.social #okwx

Luther resident Daniel Wilkerson says the home he built in 2018 is a complete loss. His wife and 21-month-old twin babies survived Friday's wildfire, but one of his cats died. (🎥: Daniel Wilkerson) @wsuares.bsky.social #okwx

From the City of Norman: "It is estimated that 7 homes and 20 outbuildings have been lost to fires. There are no reports of civilian injuries at this time." #okwx

Someone’s backyard trampoline is officially a victim of Oklahoma winds! #okwx 📍Yukon

Heading to Norman, where city officials say crews are responding to 13 (!!) fires. #okwx

The community is stepping up to help the Guthrie Fire Department as they prepare for the fire threat. The supplies that were donated after they put out a call for assistance: @wsuares.bsky.social #okwx

Governor Stitt responds to the Attorney General’s calls for a ban on a China-made AI platform called DeepSeek. Why he agrees it's necessary to remove Chinese influence from government phones:

The State Department of Health reports two measles cases in Oklahoma. Why the agency says the patients aren't a public health risk:

State Superintendent Ryan Walters sharing an alternative to what he calls the 'far left-leaning teachers' unions.' Why the ‘Teacher Freedom Alliance’ was created: @wsuares.bsky.social #oklaed

Twitter going down on day one of #NFLFreeAgency? YIKES

Oklahoma homeowners can now apply for a grant worth up to $10,000 to upgrade their roof. @wsuares.bsky.social #okwx

NEW: Senator Adam Pugh reveals at a Senate Appropriations meeting that the Senate Education Subcommittee did NOT consider the OSDE's $3 million Bible Initiative request. "It did not get any consideration in the Subcommittee," Sen. Pugh said. @wsuares.bsky.social #okleg #oklaed

A family loses their home to a fire in Wellston. The additional losses they suffered, and what their recovery process is looking like: @wsuares.bsky.social #okwx

GOFUNDME: The Lively family says if you’d like to help them recover from a Wellston fire, this is their official fundraiser page. @wsuares.bsky.social

Parents in Norman raising concerns after seeing drivers ignore school bus stop signs. Why parents are calling for accountability, and how police are responding: @wsuares.bsky.social

Residents in Weatherford are showing frustration after a gazebo was taken down. What the city plans to replace it with, and the message the city mayor is sending out: tinyurl.com/ye2xvwu8 @wsuares.bsky.social

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The United States Supreme Court threw out the sentence for an Oklahoma death row inmate. Reaction from Richard Glossip's attorney, a state lawmaker and Attorney General Gentner Drummond:

Water issues popping up across the state. The leak some Bethany residents say they’ve been waiting to get fixed since November, and what the city is doing to address the problem: