Single day count reveals number of homeless in Oklahoma City
About 80 volunteers gathered at the OKC Homeless Alliance West Town facility Thursday morning at NW 4th and Virginia before there was even a...
Hundreds come to Okla Capitol for Women’s March
“We’re pissed off and we’re not going anywhere,” said Krystal Lambert. It seemed to represent the general tone of the 2018 version of the...
MLK Day OKC – New challenges for next generation
The schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day stays the same in OKC, but realities for black Americans continue to change each year revealed...
Volunteer passion fuels Red Andrews Christmas dinner
The line for the 71st Annual Red Andrews Christmas dinner finally started to dwindle at 2:30 p.m. Christmas Day wrapping up about six hours...
Stranded but resilient, Plaza Mayor merchants start over
Mall merchants were left stranded within weeks of the busiest shopping days of the year when Plaza Mayor mall closed Oct. 31.
The notice they...
Diverse faith communities join for Thanksgiving service
Leaders and representatives of 11 faith communities helped lead the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at Mayflower Congregational Church Tuesday.
It was an extraordinary display of unity...
Happy crowd enjoys Capitol Hill Open Streets OKC
"I got a sword!" Grayson Debouse was fired up about his balloon shaped into a yellow sword Sunday.
With a big smile, he pointed to...
Big emotions mark Capitol Hill Library opening
“My legs are shaking. My voice is probably shaking. I am so excited.” said Mary Sosa, a longtime Capitol Hill civic leader.
She talked with...
Fiestas de las Americas touches southside hearts
“This is a thing that is very special for us. It's dear to our heart. It's a celebration that we take pride in every...
Martyred Oklahoma priest beatified, positioned for sainthood
Martyred Okarche native Father Stanley Rother was beatified, or declared blessed, in an elaborate and moving Mass Saturday.
Over 20,000 attended at the Cox Convention...
