LOADING

Thursday, November 5, 2026 Reporting From Oklahoma’s First and Finest Capital City Guthrie 48° · Mostly clear
Today’s Report

The Lead

The day’s most important stories from The Oklahoma State Capital, across the state and at home in Logan County.

Thursday, November 5, 2026
Oklahoma decides November 3, 2026 Election Night Command Center Follow the returns as they arrive. See who’s leading, which precincts are still out, and the balance of the Legislature. Governor & statewide Congress & Legislature Precinct arrival tracker Open Election Center Five-minute updates. Leave it open all night.
GUTHRIE NWS
NOW 48°F Mostly Clear WIND SSE 5 mph AIR AQI 36 Good · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City OVERNIGHT 48°F Clear THURSDAY 61°F Partly Sunny then Showers And Thunderstorms · 82% rain CIMARRON 6.54 ft falling · floods at 18 ft COTTONWOOD 3.5 ft falling · floods at 30 ft DROUGHT D3 Extreme · 2% of Logan Co. JOBS 3.8% in Logan Co., up from 3.4% a year ago SUN 6:54 am – 5:31 pm
OSC LIVE

ON THE RADIO Deputies check on driver after pickup lands in ditch near Douglas and Forest Hills (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Langston officer ends low-speed pursuit of pickup on Highway 33 in Coyle (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Officers look for pickup with tire reportedly on fire southbound on I-35 from Seward Road (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAPPENING City of Edmond Launches Interactive Development Tracker Map GRAIN Wheat $5.73 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 4 cents on the day — $4.65 a year ago. HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling HAPPENING Edmond council says massage parlor permit process is not working CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $414.26 a hundredweight, with 27,000 head through Oklahoma auctions against 19,337 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 27.3M barrels, up 0.3M on the week (week ending Oct 30) EARTHQUAKE M3.2 — 3 km SE of Meno, Tuesday, 7:15 pm EARTHQUAKE M2.8 — 8 km ENE of Calumet, 4:31 am HAY Alfalfa hay $208 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 2,030 tons moved against 1,540 in the same week a year ago.