Poteau gas check: Casey’s regular at $3.499, diesel at $4.649
Casey’s on North Broadway lists Super 87 at $3.499 and diesel at $4.649, with regular below local averages and diesel still the costlier line.
Oklahoma
-
-
Mead voters have a June 16 deadline as early voting opens for Oklahoma primary
Mead OK – Early voting runs June 11-13 for the June 16 election, and Bryan County voters can also weigh State Question 832 on every ballot.
-
Mead voters can vote early in Durant June 11-13 before June 16 primary
Mead voters can cast early ballots in Durant June 11-13, then vote at Mead Baptist Church on June 16. State Question 832 is still a proposal.
-
Poteau gas watch: regular eases, diesel stays near $4.70
Poteau-area gas eased a bit June 9, with regular down from last week and diesel still near $4.70, above Oklahoma’s average but below U.S. diesel.
-
Mead water district agenda weighs RV park moratorium, pump work, tank payment
Mead OK – A June 8 rural water agenda points to growth limits and utility upgrades, with possible action on a moratorium, pump work and a tank payment.
-
New Oklahoma DUI law could raise repeat-offense stakes for Mead drivers
Mead, OK — Oklahoma’s new repeat-DUI law starts Nov. 1 and lets prosecutors bundle two violations in one year into a single felony case.
-
Stillwater park review could lead to land sales and park upgrades
Stillwater parks staff are reviewing how park land is used and may recommend selling underused property, with proceeds going to upgrades and upkeep.
-
Poteau fuel watch: Casey’s diesel below average while regular stays flat
Poteau OK Gas & Diesel Watch – Casey’s diesel is below the Le Flore-Sequoyah average, while Super 87 regular is basically in line for Poteau drivers.
-
Poteau fuel watch: Casey’s diesel sits below county average
Poteau OK Gas & Diesel Watch – Casey’s diesel is below AAA’s county and state averages, while its 87 no-ethanol price sits above regular-gas benchmarks.
-
Oklahoma City opens comment period on housing and homelessness spending plan before May 5 vote
Oklahoma City OK – Residents can weigh in on the draft 2026-27 HUD Action Plan before the April 21 review and May 5 Council vote on housing funds.
-
Norman entertainment district: Council lets public-vote legal test die as TIF project moves ahead
Norman OK – City Council did not advance a legal test on the entertainment district TIF, while developers say the master development agreement is finished and phasing is starting.
-
Tulsa voters decide a $609 million TPS bond on April 7. What the four propositions would fund
Tulsa OK – Tulsa voters are deciding four separate Tulsa Public Schools bond questions totaling $609 million on April 7, with repairs, tech and buses at stake.
-
Four affordable homes are going up in Capitol Hill. Here’s how Oklahoma City’s housing strategy is shaping the project.
Oklahoma City OK – Construction has started on four income-restricted Capitol Hill homes, showing how city HOME funds and buyer aid are being used on one vacant site.
-
TPS Bond Vote, Infill Zoning Debate and State Transportation Agenda Lead Tulsa Headlines
Tulsa, OK – April 3, 2026 – Voters weigh a $609M TPS bond, city leaders debate infill zoning, and state transportation officials set an April 6 agenda.
-
OKC Housing Demolition, Storm Prep and Workforce Vigil Lead Local Updates
Oklahoma City, OK – April 3, 2026 – Housing authority sets Motel 6 demolition; storms test infrastructure as city plans Workers’ Memorial Day.
-
Tulsa Weighs Utility Upgrades, Housing Incentives and Port Expansion Plans
Tulsa, OK – April 2, 2026 – City leaders review utility rate updates, new housing incentives and expansion plans at the Tulsa Port.
-
Storm Threat, Aerospace Week and April 7 Election Lead OKC Headlines
Oklahoma City, OK – April 2, 2026 – Severe weather alerts, Aerospace Week events and April 7 election reminders are driving local focus across the metro.
-
Tulsa Weighs Hotel Tax Hike, Housing Pause, and Data Center Moratorium
Tulsa, OK – April 1, 2026 – City leaders debate a hotel tax increase, pause affordable housing funds, and halt new data centers amid growth concerns.
-
Data Center Fees, Fire Risk and Aerospace Week Lead OKC Headlines
Oklahoma City, OK – April 1, 2026 – Lawmakers weigh data center fees, wildfire risks rise, and Aerospace Week spotlights OKC growth.
-
Tulsa Pauses Data Centers as School Bond and Housing Costs Take Center Stage
Tulsa, OK – March 31, 2026 – City leaders pause new data centers, voters weigh a $200.9M school bond, and housing prices spark debate.
-
Fire Response, Utility Policy and OK250 Planning Lead OKC Government Headlines
Oklahoma City, OK – March 31, 2026 – Lawmakers advance utility and consumer bills as fire danger response ramps up and OK250 planning moves forward statewide.
-
Tulsa Weighs Data Center Pause as Transit Vote Nears
Tulsa, OK – March 30, 2026 – City leaders back a pause on new data centers as transit funding debate builds ahead of April 7 vote.