Edmond, OK — January 29, 2026 — Local News Highlights

Edmond Police Chase Leads to Arrest

Edmond police apprehended Jacob Mize after he led officers on a chase through snowy conditions. Mize was wanted for a recent burglary at Breakpoint Cards and Collectibles, where he stole nearly $30,000 worth of merchandise. The stolen items were recovered, and Mize is currently in custody. This incident highlights ongoing efforts to address crime in the area.

Tommy’s Express Opens New Car Wash Locations

Tommy’s Express has expanded its presence in Edmond with the opening of two new car wash locations at 111 S. Kelly Ave. and 3900 E. 15th St. These additions aim to provide residents with more convenient options for vehicle maintenance and reflect the company’s growth in the region.

Edmond History Museum Presents Fire Department Exhibit

The Edmond History Museum is showcasing an exhibit titled “Edmond Fire Dept: From Volunteers to Chiefs,” celebrating over a century of the city’s fire department. The exhibit features historical artifacts, including a 1929 Seagraves Pumper engine, and is open to the public until May 16, 2026. This display offers residents a glimpse into the city’s rich history and the evolution of its fire services.

Why it matters locally

These events reflect the dynamic nature of Edmond, highlighting community safety initiatives, economic development, and cultural preservation efforts that shape the city’s identity.

Sources

• Bodycam video shows snowy police chase, arrest of smash-and-grab suspect
• Tommy’s Express Opens Seven New Locations
• History Museum exhibits honors heritage of Edmond Fire Dept.