System “absolutely rigged” says Our Revolution rally speaker
"You know what? The system is rigged. It is absolutely rigged. But we can unrig it if we are willing to do something."
It was...
Board work session gives new supt, members look at OKCPS health
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education work session Tuesday was packed with presentations to bring board members up to date and to...
Diversity marks generations who came to honor war dead in OKC
Generations of veterans in Donald McClain's family were quietly present Monday at the Memorial Day ceremony held outside the 45th Infantry Museum at 2145...
Okla Democratic Party staff first in nation to unionize
Non-managerial staff members of the Oklahoma Democratic Party are the first in the nation among state Democratic Party headquarters to officially unionize with a...
Nathan Poppe named editor at Curbside Chronicle
In a major career shift, Nathan Poppe has left The Oklahoman, one of the state's long-standing legacy newspapers, and joins the small, nonprofit Curbside...
OKCPS Board of Ed chooses new superintendent from metro
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education hired Dr. Sean McDaniel, 55, Tuesday night as their next superintendent with a 5-2 vote. All...
Free Press receives two awards in second year of publishing
In our second year of publishing, Free Press has won two awards. One was given by the Society of Professional Journalists, Oklahoma Chapter. The...
Bike-to-Work Day kicks off with multiple rides
About 40 cyclists arrived downtown at the Myriad Gardens after riding to work Friday on national Bike-to-Work Day.
It was part of national Bike-to-Work Day...
Pettis resigns Ward 7 OKC Council seat amid embezzlement charges
Ward 7 Oklahoma City Councilman John Pettis has resigned his seat amid charges that he embezzled money from three charities he set up and...
OKC Councilman Pettis charged with embezzlement
Oklahoma City's Ward 7 Councilman John Pettis, Jr. was charged late Friday with felony embezzlement and intentionally failing to file a tax return to...
As Mother’s Day nears, Curbside Chronicle vendors selling flowers fast
Coming off of a successful Valentine's Day season of flower sales, Curbside Chronicle vendors are hard at it again, this time selling flowers for...
OKC steps up plans for bike, walk accessibility
The City of Oklahoma City will participate in its 13th annual Bike-to-Work Day Friday, May 18th as staff prepare the comprehensive plan called BikeWalkOKC for improving...
OKC senator picked by state Democrats to lead caucus
Oklahoma Senate Democrats elected Senator Kay Floyd, D-Oklahoma City, to be their next caucus leader for the 57th Oklahoma Legislature after John Sparks, D-Norman,...
Making of Men conference pushes hope, character
"How do we destroy negative stereotypes?" The class of young black men sat attentively and some started saying the word leader Jerry Bull was...
Pete White Health and Wellness Center opens for all age groups
The ribbon was cut Friday on the newest senior wellness center built with MAPS 3 money in the oldest part of the southside Capitol...
