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.
True Sky Credit Union plans to merge with Central Okla Credit Union
True Sky Credit Union has announced merger plans with Central Oklahoma Credit Union. The merger is expected to be complete in 2022.
OKC’s indy coffee shops adjust to COVID-19 hit with creative solutions
Independent coffee shop owners in Oklahoma City's metro core have remained in business by adjusting to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
One last look before work begins on First National Center
Developer Gary Brooks and his partner, Charlie Nicholas, are ready to begin work on the First National Center in downtown Oklahoma City on Robinson...
City of OKC sales and use tax receipts up over this time last year
General Fund collections for the City of Oklahoma City are higher than this time last year according to City's July sales and use tax report.
Nichols Hills OKC Starbucks workers win vote to unionize
Starbucks baristas at the N.W. 63rd and Grand store in Nichols Hills became the third store in the metro to vote for union representation.
Eastside OKC Homeland opened – food desert ‘is over’
A food desert on the east side of Oklahoma City has been interrupted by the opening of a new Homeland at N.E. 36th and Lincoln Boulevard.
OKC Penn Square Apple Store wins award after unionizing
The workers in the OKC Apple Store at Penn Square have won an Ovation Award from the Apple company for achievements in productivity.
Mizu Ramen Sushi is Japanese cuisine for all seasons
No matter the weather outside, the Mizu Ramen Sushi menu is pleasing palates all year long.
UPS, Teamsters reach agreement before deadline
The Teamsters Union and United Parcel Service (UPS) have come to a tentative agreement that the union will put up to a vote of the members.
City to overhaul Municipal Code for first time in decades
OKC is overhauling its decades-old Municipal Code, aiming to modernize zoning, parking, and development rules to meet today’s growth and public health needs.
If you cannot pay rent or a mortgage, develop a plan now
The courts will be back in session May 15 and when they are the day of financial reckoning will have arrived for some. But there is a way.
Elemental Coffee customers confident, joking after roaster fire
Customers at Elemental Coffee, 815 N. Hudson, had some excitement on what would have been a sleepy afternoon when the roaster developed an internal...
Teamsters win major concessions in contract talks with UPS
The Teamsters Union has won major concessions in negotiations with United Parcel Service or UPS in contract talks averting a strike for now.
All 4,000 at Hobby Lobby headquarters in OKC required to work in offices
Sources inside the 4,000-employee Hobby Lobby headquarters in OKC say that no employees were allowed to work remotely last week though many could have.
