Low water pressure latest cold-weather threat for OKC, Tulsa
At the end of Tuesday both Oklahoma City and Tulsa city governments were issuing statements because of city-wide water pressure issues.
City Council virtual meeting takes action on debris removal, economic dev
City Council for Oklahoma City held it's first virtual meeting since last year and took up economic development spending and debris removal.
Gas, electric utilities warn of outages as extreme cold continues
Both Oklahoma Natural Gas and OG&E are warning of possible shortages of supply as record-breaking extreme cold grips Oklahoma.
Draper water plant back online as system shows strain from extreme cold
City of Oklahoma City reported that their largest water treatment plant that had been down was brought back on line late Sunday.
Abortion abolitionists tack to the right of pro-life, pressure GOP lawmakers
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Anti-abortion activists who call themselves “abolitionists” protested at the Oklahoma Capitol February 9 in support of SB495, a bill that would...
OKC shelters open day and night to defend homeless from killing cold
With temperatures in single digits, the City of Oklahoma City and other organizations are preparing to offer shelter from the killing cold.
Stone re-elected to 2nd term in OKC Ward 4 – Two wards need April...
One candidate was re-elected to another term Tuesday, as the other four advance to a runoff where voters will determine who wins those seats.
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.
Economist gives outlook to City staff in annual workshop for new budget
Tuesday, the City Council and the City’s department heads and union representatives met for the annual Budget Workshop.
Infrastructure, first responders main focus in Ward 1 candidate forum
January 16, candidates for Ward 1’s seat on the City Council met for a forum and were asked questions by veteran journalists.
Finalists named for OKCPS 2021 Teacher of the Year
Names of nine finalists for Oklahoma City Public Schools' Teacher of the Year were announced Thursday, February 4.
City Council handles business so swiftly activists miss comment time
Tuesday, the City Council of Oklahoma City held their shortest meeting in recent memory where all votes were unanimous, an unusual thing.
Nappy Roots Bookstore gains new life on first day of Black History Month
Eastside OKC's Nappy Roots Bookstore was facing eviction right before Black History Month. But, True Sky Credit Union stepped up to help.
“He’s not a killer” says mother of teen accomplice in robbery
Shooting death of 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez by five OKC Police officers November 23 has spawned a murder charge for his accomplice.
Oklahoma City plans final pass for storm debris removal
Oklahoma City is preparing the final pass for storm debris removal beginning February 1. Remaining storm debris should be moved to the curb.
