Early voting begins July 4 for special City of OKC election
Early voting begins Thursday, July 4 and continues through Friday for an Oklahoma City Special Election on two propositions.
Historic Preservation Comm powers to be stripped in OKC Council vote
If some on the OKC Council prevail, the Historic Preservation Comm won't be allowed to initiate a historic designation process if the property owner objects.
Have old OKC traffic tickets? Reduced penalty program starts Mon, July 1
The City of Oklahoma City is giving you an opportunity to do a reset on those OKC citations (tickets) 2 years old or older and pay the fine as if you had paid it on time.
SeeWorth charter school preps hand-off to OKCPS
Wednesday, SeeWorth Academy Charter School Board concluded the business necessary for turning over operation of the school to Oklahoma City Public Schools, once the sponsor of the school.
OKCPS board avoids ugly inter-member confrontation – for now
Most of the Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education members were engaged in a highly unusual inter-board struggle in the courtroom of District Judge Richard C. Ogden Monday.
OKCPS Board wraps up hiring, approves labor contracts, considers charter
The big accomplishment of the evening for OKCPS took a deceptively short amount of time for the Board of Education to vote in Monday night.
Gallery of the OKC Pride Parade – 2019
This gallery is from the OKC Pride Parade 2019 along NW 39th Street in Oklahoma City. This was the first year any OkC Mayor has walked in the parade.
“Rafiki” film elicits tears – commitment to free showings twice Sunday
An unusual indy film for OKC opened Thursday night at Tower Theater with the showing of "Rafiki", an award-winning film by Kenyan director Wanuri Kahiu.
“Gay agenda” is following footsteps of Jesus says Pride service preacher
The first Pride ecumenical worship service in the history of Oklahoma City filled Mayflower Congregational Church Wednesday.
Series of firsts for Mayor Holt as OKC Pride Week begins with ceremony
Holt was the first mayor in the city's history to declare Pride Week as an official emphasis of the City . This year marks the 42nd Pride Week for the city.
OKC Pride Week starts 42nd year today, runs through Sunday
Starting today, Monday, June 17, OKC Pride Week kicks off with an evening ceremony and runs with events every day through Sunday.
OKCPS abandons custom of listening to alumni and current student body
OKCPS will eliminate the Northeast High School name and symbols completely ignoring alumni and leaving out current Classen SAS students in the process.
Northeast High School alumni see “takeover” in OKCPS merger plan
Northeast High School alumni are describing the current plans for a "merger" between Classen School for Advanced Studies and Northeast High School as a "takeover" instead of a merger.
OKCPS private, charter school shuffle begins
With several buildings being open after the Pathways to Greatness consolidation, the private and charter school building shuffle began in earnest Monday night for...
Network attack could cost OKCPS over $100,000 plus ransom
Oklahoma City Public Schools could be charged over $100,000 by a cybersecurity firm for helping the district recover from a crippling ransomware attack.
