Surge of heat-related emergencies prompts 4th OKC Heat Alert
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After meeting, legal counsel nixes vote to remove ICE from jail
Jail Trust legal counsel says that the motion to remove ICE from the Oklahoma County Jail did not pass after all per the Trust's bylaws.
Bombing memorial service shows resolve for 22nd year
Senator James Lankford provided a sampling of the resolve Oklahomans have had since the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995.
“When we come together to pray...
OKC Mayor Holt talks with protesters Tuesday after lifting curfew
OKC Mayor David Holt spent Tuesday talking with protesters downtown listening to their concerns and in some cases directing them to staff who were there.
MAPS 3 streetcar line work begins
Tuesday a crowd larger than usual for a groundbreaking attended the start of construction for the MAPS 3 streetcar track line for Oklahoma City.
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Response to Stavian Rodriguez death strains police-community relations
Tensions have been high in the City of Oklahoma City after the tenth shooting involving Oklahoma City Police officers Monday.
OKC woman booked for murder after stabbing wife to death
An argument between a married couple in northeast Oklahoma City ended in the stabbing death of one and the other being booked for murder.
OKCPS Board hones projects list for bond resolution vote in August
A list of 19 major "transformational" building projects are among the many improvements on a list for a bond ask being developed by OKCPS.
One dead and one wounded by gunfire in Southside OKC
One woman is dead, another is recovering from gunshot wounds received Saturday when a former partner showed up uninvited at their apartment.
Millwood Public Schools plans Board action on Critical Race Theory ban
The Millwood Public Schools Board of Education is preparing a resolution to denounce HB1775 just signed into law by Governor Kevin Stitt.
Edgemere connection, part 2 – Rallying help for students
This is the second of a three-part series on David R. Lopez Community School at Edgemere Elementary in OKCPS. See the first and last...
Is Chamber of Commerce out of step with public on next MAPS tax?
Big differences on how to use a portion of a proposed new MAPS-type penny sales tax were exposed in a public hearing Tuesday at...
No storms, but 22,000 plunged into darkness in SW OKC Nov. 1
Nearly 22,000 people were left without power for close to an hour Nov. 1 in the SW OKC and Mustang area of the metro. But, why?
OKCPS Board of Ed hires temp service to provide substitute teachers
As of the OKCPS Board of Education meeting Monday, Kelly Education will be providing all substitute teachers to the district.
“Gay agenda” is following footsteps of Jesus says Pride service preacher
The first Pride ecumenical worship service in the history of Oklahoma City filled Mayflower Congregational Church Wednesday.
