OG&E getting pressure from OKC state legislators over ice storm response
Democratic Oklahoma Legislators representing districts in Oklahoma City, issued a statement Monday after two weeks of pleas from constituents.
Kasum Contemporary founders closing doors in November
Tony Morton and Stacey Miller are looking forward to having more time flexibility once they close Kasum Contemporary Fine Arts, their Plaza District gallery...
Bricktown readies for major development, local outreach
Downtown OKC's Bricktown District is preparing for some massive construction project disruptions by strengthening local promotion and community messaging.
Workers at Norman Starbucks store win union election
Norman Starbucks workers at the 36th and Robinson store won their union election on Thursday overwhelmingly in a 12-1 victory.
OKC Econ Development Trust green-lights $2.6 million for incentives
Two very different projects moved one step closer Tuesday toward receiving a total of $2.6 million from city coffers for incentives if approved later...
New jobs report shows worst August job gains since 2010
The U.S. added only 22,000 jobs in August, the weakest August since 2010. Unemployment rose to 4.3% as hiring slowed across key industries.
OKC Starbucks workers win concessions over pride decorations
OKC Starbucks [SBUX] workers earned some wins from the corporation over pride decorations after a successful strike campaign by workers.
OKC Starbucks workers to hold Labor Day rally at State Capitol
Starbucks Workers United will hold a Labor Day Rally on the south steps of the Oklahoma Capitol on Labor Day, Sept. 5.
Tinker jobs in holding pattern as layoff questions remain
After a rumor of layoffs in Feb., Tinker employees remain in a holding pattern, waiting for any official word about layoffs or about the security of their jobs.
Toast & Coffee Wants to Feed the Neighborhood (and You, Too)
Greg Elwell takes a close look at Toast & Coffee, a Jefferson Park Cafe, and says it "checks so many desirable boxes for the Oklahoma City eatarati."
Millions from MAPS 4 may go to owner who closed Eastside Smart Saver
The owner who closed the Smart Saver at N.E. 23rd Street and Martin Luther King Avenue is positioned to receive up to $5 million in MAPS 4 money.
Arena labor agreement survives narrow OKC Council vote
OKC Council keeps key labor provisions in new arena deal, preserving local hiring and wage guarantees in the Community Benefits Agreement after a 5-4 vote.
State is “hypocritical” says OKC industrial entrepreneur
“We are a very hypocritical state,” says Dirk Spiers, one of the leading industrial entrepreneurs in Oklahoma City.
He doesn’t like how the Oklahoma Legislature...
Village voters say yes to streets, parks, capital improvements
Bacon Restaurant on N. May was especially festive for a Tuesday night. Owners Cathy and Sean Cummings were hosting a watch party for a...
Uptown 23rd gains new business improvement district funding
The OKC City Council voted to establish the Uptown 23rd Business Improvement District (BID) Tuesday which will give Uptown 23rd some serious new funding.
