OKC Council members question wisdom of Costco incentives
One Oklahoma City Council member has called the idea of offering Costco up to $3 million worth of incentives “stupid” and another member questions...
OKCPS board spends hours on process to define goals
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education met in a work session in the superintendent’s conference room Monday to start developing goals before...
City senator has painful connection to 1921 Tulsa Race Riot
Tuesday, east-side Oklahoma City senator Anastasia Pittman recalled the damage done to her family by the 1921 Tulsa race riot, and so, was happy...
School threats hoax leads to arrest of juvenile female in OKC
Police have arrested an Oklahoma City juvenile for faking a social media account to threaten Northeast High School, John Marshall Mid-High School and other...
Capitol View starts Strong Neighborhoods Initiative with robust ideas
It was the Capitol View neighbors' turn to start brainstorming ideas for their Strong Neighborhoods Initiative (SNI) grant Thursday.
They are one of two neighborhoods...
John Rex Charter board takes first step toward nondiscrimination policy
John Rex Charter School Board of Education met at noon Thursday and saw the first draft of the school’s promised nondiscrimination policy.
Headed by Carrie...
Holt wins primary and race for Oklahoma City mayor
State Senator David Holt received the majority of votes in the Oklahoma City mayoral primary Tuesday which gave him the win without a runoff.
At...
Kaye has first board meeting at helm, some OKCPS parents still restless
Monday, Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education continued their busy winter months getting reoriented to operating without Aurora Lora at the helm and...
Native American, African American parents to pressure OKCPS Board
Monday night, Native American and African American parents along with supporters plan to show up in mass to pressure the Oklahoma City Public Schools...
Curbside Chronicle vendors selling flowers through Valentines Day
Mai Nguyen bought four bouquets at the Curbside Chronicle pop-up shop even before the organization had all of its display in place in the...
Voting begins for next OKC mayor, OKCPS board member
Four county election boards opened for early voting from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday for voters to decide who will be City of...
Capitol Hill neighbors have big ideas for Strong Neighborhoods Initiative
Over two hours into the first public meeting for the Capitol Hill Strong Neighborhoods Initiative Tuesday, most of the neighbors were still there and...
Mother shouts “Liar, Liar!” punctuating Fallin’s State of the State address
“Let’s get to work,” meant something different to three protesters in the House gallery as Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin closed her State of the...
Local legislators, Fallin agree on criminal justice reform
Some Oklahoma City legislators agreed with Governor Mary Fallin's push for criminal justice reform in her last State of the State address Monday.
But, by...
Mariachi festival promotes pride, prepares Hispanic youth
The Second Annual Anita Martinez Mariachi Festival kicked off a week of activity Thursday with a concert that featured visiting artists and local talent.
Mariachi...
