Latest protest downtown dodges gun-toting counter-protesters
Demonstrators diverted from going to the OKC Police Department Headquarters Saturday because of an unidentified armed group.
Project helps Metro Park neighborhood connect, improve quality of life
A new fence was being installed at the home of Cecilia Middleton in the Metro Park neighborhood as part of the "I Heart Metro Park" project.
FAM WINIKO reunion project connects modern families to their historic belongings
First Americans Museum's Reunions project aims to connect the objects in the WINIKO exhibit to the families and tribes from which they were taken years ago.
Bice condemns “rioters” without acknowledging their connection to Trump
Oklahoma City's Congresswoman Stephanie Bice (CD-5) condemned "rioters" but never acknowledging them as supporters of President Trump.
Palomar breaks ground on $42M justice center in Okla City
Palomar has broken ground on a $42M MAPS 4-funded justice center in OKC. The new facility will triple its space and expand services for survivors by 2027.
Five-alarm fire consumes unfinished northside luxury apartment complex
A massive luxury apartment complex on the north side went up in flames Tuesday night from a rare five-alarm fire.
Cleo Fields first to lie in state at Okla County Courthouse
Beloved courthouse shoe shine man Cleo Fields, known for lifting spirits over 28 years, was honored in a historic tribute after his July 24 passing.
DA candidates reveal significant, shocking differences in police union forum
The Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police union held a DA candidates forum that revealed some similarities but more differences.
OKC Police Dept warns of fake ‘police’ documents demanding money
The Oklahoma City Police Department is warning metro residents of a scam at work where residents receive fake documents demanding money.
Flooded, moldy—and facing eviction anyway
Tenants in Oklahoma face eviction for withholding rent, even in unsafe conditions. Leaks, mold, and broken promises don’t protect them from losing their homes.
New leadership ushers calm at Oklahoma state education board
In its first meeting since Ryan Walters’ resignation, Oklahoma’s state education board shifted from political fights to long-overdue school decisions.
Former Republican to Lankford: “How can we trust you?”
Republican Senator James Lankford might have felt like he just couldn't catch a break Tuesday night in the second of five sessions of his...
Kathy Griffith takes seat on Moore City Council
Council member Griffith was appointed by the City Council in August. She fills the Ward 1 seat Danielle McKenzie left vacant when she stepped down in July.
Police seek leads in fatal shooting on NE 23rd Street in OKC
Police are investigating and seeking tips after 53-year-old Glenn Denson was shot and killed late Saturday near NE 23rd St. in OKC.
Five things you may not know about Memorial Day
Memorial Day has a long history as a time to remember those who sacrificed their lives for the United States in our many wars.
