Oklahoma City Free Press

May is bringing a handful of concert films, rock docs, and musical biopics all primed to have filmgoers belting out some songs and dancing in the aisles in OKC.

City officials and outreach leaders revealed the results of the 2026 Point-in-Time count, showing the first recorded drop in homelessness in OKC since 2022.

OKC-based non-profit Ability Connection Oklahoma has spent nearly 70 years helping children and adults with disabilities to communicate, move, and play.

Police are searching for suspects and motives after a young man was shot to death in a Southwest OKC apartment complex in the early hours of Thursday morning.

OKC Ballet presents their annual "SHORTS," featuring premiere dances "Tone it Bach," "The River," and the acclaimed "Radio & Juliet," set to the music of Radiohead.

The non-profit Market at EastPoint grocery store celebrated 5 successful years while navigating a fraught economy and fundraising to buy and save the Eastside Homeland.

Edmond police touted the arrest of a suspect in Sunday’s deadly mass shooting at Arcadia Lake as questions continue to build about timeline and police presence.

David Holt was sworn in for his third term as Mayor of Oklahoma City in a small ceremonial event Tuesday in the Mayor’s Office at City Hall.

An 18-year-old victim of Sunday’s mass shooting at Lake Arcadia has died in the hospital just hours after Edmond police held a press conference with little new info.

A metro couple has been arrested and booked for murder in the death of a nine-year-old boy that OKC police say was the result of child abuse.

An OKC man has been booked into jail on a murder complaint following the discovery of his mother dead in a southeast Oklahoma City hotel room.

At least 10 people are hospitalized, with more expected in coming hours, after a shooting at Lake Arcadia late Sunday night.

The spring season is seeing a selection of songs from OKC artists exploring the dark, sad, and regretful sides of love and intimacy.

Activists and state officials outside the federal courthouse in OKC Friday to protest the Supreme Court decision overturning a key element of the Voting Rights Act.

Nearly four years after their arrests, the criminal case against Epic Charter Schools founders, alleging millions in embezzled funds, is headed to trial.

Data shows more landlords seem to be filing eviction notices as a way of intimidating late-paying renters, leaving low-income tenants with new hardships and few options.

A bill co-authored by State Senator Kelly Hines of OKC and signed by Gov. Stitt will create a monument for Gold Star Families on State Capitol grounds.

"The Christophers," the new arts world-skewering dramedy from Steven Soderbergh, is a surprisingly sharp and astute portrait anchored by its remarkable dual leads.

Cleveland County Sheriff Donald "Chris" Amason tendered his immediate resignation Monday following a plea of no contest to embezzlement charges.