The winter weather that has moved across Oklahoma has already created icy and hazardous road conditions Wednesday morning.

News 9 spoke with OHP Trooper Preston Cox to learn more about the agency's response after a wave of winter weather leaves behind icy roadways.

ODOT crews are working to clear ice and snow from Oklahoma highways, urging drivers to slow down, give plows space, and use caution, especially on bridges and overpasses.

Freezing rain is already causing hazardous road conditions early Wednesday morning in parts of Oklahoma as much of the state ...

Freezing conditions and wintry precipitation are impacting roadways Wednesday morning across Oklahoma. In Yukon, News 9 Storm Tracker Hank Brown said even highways and interstates in central Oklahoma ...

While ice and snow accumulations are expected to be minimal, your Wednesday morning and evening commutes will likely be impacted. Here's what to know.

Icy conditions are impacting traffic in the Oklahoma City metro Wednesday morning. The 4Warn Storm Team has been tracking cold temperatures and precipitation making its way into Oklahoma. According to ...

Roads across Oklahoma are expected to be slick and hazardous after snow, ice and freezing rain hit the state later Tuesday ...

The author of Senate Bill 80 says she wants to enhance transparency and public participation in Oklahoma Turnpike Authority ...

Pryor Creek Police were alerted Monday morning by an LPR (License Plate Reader) of a stolen car traveling south on US-69 in ...

A proposal in Oklahoma would grant licenses to certain storm chasers, allowing them to put emergency lights on their vehicles ...