Construction continues on what will be the largest Catholic Church in Okla
Progress is being made on the new campus and church that will eventually be the shrine for Blessed Stanley Rother in south OKC.
Lucha Libre! Mexican pro wrestling comes to eager fans in south OKC
Lucha Libre (Free Fighting) is one of the most popular sports in Mexico and it is finding its way into Oklahoma City’s south side.
Dia de los Muertos celebration in downtown OKC draws thousands
Over five thousand people attended the Dia de los Muertos celebration at Scissortail Park in Downtown OKC Sunday.
Las Fiestas de las Americas returns to OKC with pride in Hispanic culture
More than 1,000 people gathered Saturday in the Historic Capitol Hill District to see the Fiestas de las Americas famous multicultural parade.
Latino Community Development Agency expands services and locations
The Latino Community Development Center is opening a new location in the Historic Capitol Hill District during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Latino Community Development Agency celebrates 30 years of service
The Latino Community Development Agency celebrated its 30th anniversary with a recognition and awards luncheon Sept. 22.
First Americans Museum offers honest history – hard truth at opening
The First Americans Museum (FAM) opening overarching theme was openness and blunt honesty about the hardship of the Native people in history.
OKC hosting Native Mayan, Guatemalan Art for Hispanic Heritage Month
As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Mayan and Guatemalan Art Exhibit is on display at the Oklahoma History Center.
OKC Pride Alliance Parade small but enthusiastic in spite of heat, COVID
Though small, the previously postponed OKC Pride Alliance Parade drew an enthusiastic crowd eager to show their support.
OKC Pride Alliance reschedules Pride Parade for July 31
The OKC Pride Alliance announced that their rescheduled Pride Parade day will be Saturday, July 31.
