Housing insecurity forces Oklahoma seniors to move
As Oklahoma’s senior population outpaces other demographic growth, the state’s housing supply isn’t keeping up, with residents spending more for less.
DA charges OK County Jail detainees with murder
The fentanyl overdose death of a detainee resulted in murder charges filed by the DA against 2 other detainees and renewed efforts to keep out contraband.
OKCMOA celebrates 80th year with massive ‘From the Vault’
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is celebrating 80 years in OKC by showcasing their permanent collection in "From the Vault: The 80th Anniversary Exhibition."
Southside OKC woman shot to death while talking with friends
A woman was shot to death while talking with friends from her car on the Southside Tuesday afternoon. It is homicide #3 for the City of Oklahoma City in 2025.
Police book OKC man for stabbing mother to death
A Southside Oklahoma City man was booked into the Oklahoma County Jail early Sunday for allegedly stabbing his mother to death.
Here are the candidates for Dist 1, Okla County Commissioner
In the Feb. 11 primary and the April 1 general election, some Okla County voters will choose the next Dist. 1 Okla County Commissioner. Here are the candidates.
Illness drives OKC metro schools to remote learning or closing
Illnesses have caught up with metro OKC school districts so that students and teachers are sent to remote learning or just closing on Friday, January 31.
Police shooting body cam footage released by OKCPD
Police have released body cam footage of a foot chase Jan. 1 that ended with one suspect being shot by a pursuing officer and the suspect being booked.
Citizen check requirement in Okla schools passed by state Board of Ed
A proposed rule that would require schools to ask for proof of U.S. citizenship during enrollment unanimously passed the Oklahoma State Board of Ed Tuesday.
City of Okla City gov thrown into confusion by Trump order
City officials were left confused Tuesday morning by a vague executive order freezing federal funding, an act that could have consequences for City departments.
City adopts far-reaching plan to trigger affordable housing
The City of OKC's new Housing Affordability Implementation Plan (HAIP) will promote in increase in housing stock. But, will it reduce rents? That's the plan.
Here are Oklahoma City Council candidates for Wards 3 and 7
Oklahoma City voters will return to the polls in a few weeks to decide who will fill two seats on the OKC City Council in the upcoming election on February 11.
Volunteers fan out across OKC in annual count of homeless
The annual count of the homeless in Oklahoma City started around 3 AM Thursday as volunteers went out into the city to survey those without permanent homes.
OKC FOP police union silent about Trump’s J6er pardons
The OKC FOP police union that represents Oklahoma City Police officers has been staying quiet so far about Pres. Trump's pardons of January 6 rioters.
Oklahoma’s all-GOP delegation reacts to Trump’s inauguration
Oklahoma’s Republican delegation gathered Monday in the Nation’s Capitol to witness the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States.
