Mother of Stavian Rodriguez launching lawsuit against Oklahoma City
The attorney for the mother of Stavian Rodriguez has given notice to the City of Oklahoma City of a tort claim for his death.
Big differences in ideas about south side revealed in OKC Ward 4 race
Incumbent Todd Stone is running for his second term as Ward 4 OKC councilman and newcomers Sam Wargin and Larry Hopper are challenging him.
“He died scared” says niece of man shot and killed by OKC police
Protesters gathered once again in front of the headquarters of the Oklahoma City Police Department in response the death of Bennie Edwards.
State representatives hold Oklahoma County redistricting town hall
The Oklahoma County Redistricting Committee held a town hall to hear constituents' concerns about how district lines will be redrawn in 2021.
Nineteen candidates file for four OKC City Council seats in 2021 election
It will be a City of OKC ward seat election season where some wards are hotly contested and one where the incumbent was the only one to file.
Council approves appeal to Supreme Court, resumes water cutoffs
The City Council of Oklahoma City, made a decision to appeal their panhandling ordinance’s constitutionality to the Supreme Court.
OKC City Council seat races start off hot first day of filing
The first day of the three-day filing period, ten candidates filed for the nonpartisan four open seats on the City Council of OKC.
OKCPS Board of Ed takes action on weapons, searches, school calendar
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education approved new policies concerning student searches, weapons, and modified the calender.
Trust holds off phone contract action, hears COVID reports from CEO
The Jail Trust heard reports from CEO Greg Williams about the current state of COVID-19 in the Jail and postponed action on a new phone system
After election wins, Munson and Walke take on new challenges in House
Democratic Okla House Members Collin Walke (HD-87) and Cyndi Munson (HD-85) are preparing for a new legislative year after their recent wins.
Protesters focus on police union over Stavian Rodriguez shooting death
Protesters decried the shooting death of 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez by five Oklahoma City Police officers in front of the FOP union hall.
Disaster-prone OKC now faces new disaster of increasing homelessness
A disaster is in the making for the Oklahoma City metro as the pandemic takes its toll on the economy and more people are becoming homeless.
Okla County Commissioners continue to hear public on CARES Act money
Thursday, the Oklahoma County Budget Board and Board of County Commissioners both met to address spending on health and safety measures
Candidates for City of Oklahoma City Council to file starting Monday, Dec 7
Oklahoma City voters have yet another election cycle as four of the eight Council seats are open for a February 9 primary election.
It’s DA Prater 1, Commish Calvey 0 in court ruling about County Jail
District Judge Cindy Truong ruled in favor of District Attorney David Prater and against Oklahoma County Commissioner Kevin Calvey Nov. 30.
