Science teacher named 2018 state Teacher of the Year
Oklahoma's Teacher of the Year is Donna Gradel, who teaches environmental science at Broken Arrow High School.
She has taught in the district for 21...
No school closures, but “tough choices” this year says OKCPS supt
Oklahoma City Public Schools Superintendent Aurora Lora has decided not to close any schools this school year, 2017-2018 according to a statement released to...
Munson seeks third state House term
Cyndi Munson, state representative in Oklahoma City’s House District 85, announced Thursday that she will run for the seat again in 2018.
“I’m ready to...
Annual Soul Bowl involves football, culture, history
The 42nd annual Soul Bowl between the Millwood Falcons and the Oklahoma City Douglass Trojans is a good showcase for football talent every year.
In...
DACA recipients, supporters speak out
Tuesday was a hard day for DACA recipients.
Tears, hope, anger and bewilderment were all in display at a news conference in Oklahoma City and...
Shortey indicted by federal grand jury
Former state senator Ralph Shortey has been indicted by a federal grand jury for sex crimes.
The indictment was unsealed Wednesday afternoon in Oklahoma City.
Sept....
OKCPS Supt to Hispanic students: “You are safe”
Tuesday, the Trump administration announced its intent to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA, by March 5, 2018.
Minutes later...
Small staff, big impact – Curbside Chronicle fights homelessness
Curbside Chronicle is well-known in the core of the metro where about 50 vendors wearing the signature green smocks sell the award-winning magazine at...
Rogers out as executive director of Metropolitan Library System
Friday morning came and the Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County no longer had Tim Rogers as their executive director.
He was fired by unanimous...
Curbside Chronicle wins top international awards
Oklahoma City’s Curbside Chronicle has won two international awards and was a finalist in three other categories for 2017.
International Network of Street Papers, or...
Second sheriff debate shocks, confuses some
The second debate between candidates for Oklahoma County Sheriff Wednesday revealed few differences between the three and failed to impress some in the crowd.
Is...
Two cited for heroism in truck driver rescue
Robert Hall and Gary Bailey received citations from the Oklahoma City Fire Department Monday for their daring rescue of Mark Whitaker from his burning...
Crowd packs Myriad Gardens for eclipse, socializing
It was hard to tell what people's motivations were for being in Myriad Gardens downtown Monday.
Presumably, it was to look at the eclipse. But...
It’s official – OKCPS board votes to sue Oklahoma Legislature
Oklahoma City Public Schools Board of Education voted Monday to sue the Oklahoma Legislature, speaker of the House and the president pro tempore of...
Fight is on! OKCPS to sue state
What happened Thursday may be a sign of things to come over the next year.
Oklahoma City Public Schools leaders announced in a news conference...
