Grass fire damages ten employee vehicles at westside OKC Chick-fil-A
Ten vehicles belonging to employees of a westside OKC Chick-fil-A were destroyed by a grass fire along I-40.
City Council okays police to buy an unknown quantity of military-style rifles
The Oklahoma City Council took action on an OKCPD request for more patrol rifles and requests for more public art.
Mucho Gusto — Brunch at a Pizzeria
Steve Gill has brunch at Pizzeria Gusto in the Uptown 23rd neighborhood and likes it.
OKC metro museums, libraries expecting to dodge federal cuts
As Trump tries to cut the agency that offers grants to museums and libraries, OKC institutions remain confident, but rural and tribal services could face doom.
What you need to know about primary runoff elections Tues, Aug 23
Voters will decide political party primary runoff elections Tuesday, Aug. 23. Winners will face off in the Nov. 8 general election.
PrideFest 1st day brings high energy to downtown OKC
PrideFest 2024 in Downtown OKC began with performances from Naomi Smalls, Big Freedia, and more. Festivities continue at Scissortail Park through Sunday.
Fight in Eastside OKC home leads to shooting death of 18 year old
A fight in a residence on Oklahoma City's Eastside resulted in one 18-year-old man being shot and dying later at the hospital.
Kevin McCarthy shows historic weakness on way to Speaker
The newest U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy "will likely be the weakest Speaker of the House in more than a century," argues George Lang.
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.
Developers now want Boardwalk at Bricktown tower to be tallest in U.S.
Developers for an ambitious plan for Bricktown in OKC announced Monday that they now want to build the tallest building in the U.S. and in Oklahoma City.
Free Speech, CARES funds discussed at raucous Commissioners meeting
Oklahoma County Commissioners discussed banning certain types of free speech activities on County property, and how to spend CARES Act money.
Boil advisory issued for Oklahoma City Water as precaution
The City of OKC has issued a voluntary boil advisory to residents following a recommendation from the Oklahoma Dept of Environmental Quality.
Two booked for murder in Eastside OKC shooting death
Two brothers have been booked for murder in the death of a woman at an Eastside OKC hotel. One, 19 is in the Okla County Jail and the other is in Berry House.
Oklahoma City Boulevard still not complete at OKDOT’s own promise date
Even with mild winter weather, Oklahoma City Boulevard was not complete by the end of February as promised by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
Oklahoma State Board of Ed “Zoom-bombed” in virtual meeting Thursday
The Oklahoma State Board of Education was the latest to fall victim to a "Zoom-bombing" attack Thursday when a hacker flooded their virtual session's chat.
