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Manuel Perez

New riverfront park to be named after Hispanic WWII hero

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A new 27-acre riverfront park has been established by the Oklahoma City Council. A Hispanic WWII hero’s name will be transferred to it from...
Jamarco Prim

Access granted! New mobile hot spots provide home internet to students

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Jamarco Prim was one of the first students at John Marshall High School in Oklahoma City Public Schools to check out a new, small...
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OKC Police body cams to be back by Jan. 1 – Civil rights leaders...

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The five-month logjam in negotiations over body-worn cameras has finally been broken between the Oklahoma City Police Department and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge...
Rally Against Hate

“Rally Against Hate” at Capital draws larger crowd and counter protesters

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The second Anti-Trump protest rally in a week seemed to gain more traction for religious and social justice groups opposed to the harsh rhetoric of...
Pussy Grabs Back!

Protest against Trump quickly turns to organizing

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A protester who identified herself only as “October” held a sign that read “Pussy grabs back!” It was one of the more unusual protest...
Forrest Bennett supporters

Election night: Urban Dems notch wins in state full of Trump voters

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Urban Democratic Party candidates in the Oklahoma City metro won election and re-election Nov. 8 bucking the state and national trends of heavy turnouts...
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4-H, FFA youth compete for livestock judging win at State Fair

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It’s the first Saturday of the Oklahoma State Fair. On the other side of State Fair Park from the well-known carnival rides, Katy Leard is...

Local firm’s app brings printed page to life

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A local marketing firm has developed its own app that only 50 years ago would have been the stuff of science fiction. And leaders...
John P. Foley

Work Experience is also way to pay tuition in Cristo Rey schools

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It’s a private school whose founder says, “If you can afford to come here, you can’t come.” Roman Catholic Jesuit priest Fr. John P. Foley...