Another OK County Jail death – cause unknown
Another Oklahoma County Detention Center detainee has died shortly after being taken to the hospital. The cause of death is unknown.
Two cited for heroism in truck driver rescue
Robert Hall and Gary Bailey received citations from the Oklahoma City Fire Department Monday for their daring rescue of Mark Whitaker from his burning...
Prostitution sting in OKC nets 50 males, one an OKCPD Sgt
Fifty males were arrested and booked on prostitution complaints after making offers to female police decoys in a sting operation.
It’s Chambers vs unions vs small donors in OKC City Council runoff race
The latest campaign finance reports show striking differences for candidates still in the race for OKC Council Ward 1 and Ward 3 seats.
Moore City Council preps for new public transport hub and library
The City of Moore is planning a new transportation hub and a new library. They also announced the opening of a new fitness court.
Council approves police consultant, hears angry city residents
City Council of Oklahoma City repeatedly heard from outspoken critics of the City’s Police Department, and angry medical marijuana workers.
Council appoints new city auditor, intros Human Rights Commission ord
The OKC City Council hired a new City Auditor, approved a road project to benefit Tinker AFB, introduced a Human Rights Commission ordinance.
Surge of heat-related emergencies prompts 4th OKC Heat Alert
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Nanobubble technology to improve OKC’s Bricktown Canal
OKC crews are installing nanobubble technology in the Bricktown Canal to improve water quality, reduce odors, and extend pump life by controlling algae.
Douglass “Pride of the East Side” band marches into its 96th year
The original "Pride of the East Side" Douglass High School band is preparing for its 97th season under the watchful eye of director Jason Morgan.
Putnam City Public Schools adjust to statewide closure, release guidelines
Putnam City Schools released closure guidelines for all employees, students and families Thursday following the State Board of Ed's closure order.
COVID breaks OKCPS, PCS in-person learning – now virtual rest of week
COVID eventually broke down efforts this week to continue in-person learning for Oklahoma City Public Schools and Putnam City Schools.
Congress for New Urbanism focuses on equity during annual conference
Designers, planners, developers, architects and other professionals involved in development came together in OKC March 23-26.
OKCPS Board Chair race goes to runoff between Henry and Lewis April 6
The current OKCPS Board of Education Chair Paula Lewis had two challengers for her seat Tuesday and now it's down to one.
City Council renews mask mandate, approves rental assistance
The City Council for Oklahoma City spent 5.5 hours passing several significant measures including a renewal of the mask mandate.
