Victim identified in NW OKC convenience store death
A female clerk who was stabbed to death Friday in a 7-11 convenience store in NW OKC has been identified by police.
James Cooper’s ‘Moonlit Massacre’ explores community resilience beyond the horror
James Cooper launched “Moonlit Massacre” at Literati Press on October 17, exploring the haunting legacy of the 1978 Sirloin Stockade murders.
Oklahoma stands to lose hundreds of low-income homes by 2030
With low-income regulation periods expiring and a strained housing supply inflating to meet demand, Oklahoma could soon see a major loss in affordable homes.
Police investigating death at NW OKC convenience store
A person found dead at a far northwest Oklahoma City convenience store is now being investigated as a homicide by Oklahoma City Police.
Arrest made in Northside parking lot shooting death
Police have identified the victim in a Northside shooting death and one who has been arrested in connection to the crime.
Police investigating Southside stabbing death over weekend
Police know little so far about the stabbing death of a man on the south side of Oklahoma City Saturday afternoon.
OKCPD identifies person killed, officers in police shooting
Police have identified the woman shot and killed by police on Thursday, October 10 and the seven officers connected to the shooting.
Three booked for south OKC shootout — 1 killed, 13 wounded
Police have identified and booked three suspects and one person killed in the bloody south OKC shootout in the dark early hours of Saturday morning.
Low-income renters have little recourse against bad landlords
Oklahoma’s most vulnerable renters risk fines and retaliation such as being kicked out of their homes when they report extreme disrepair to city officials.
New bike lanes highlight trial and error in city safety
With the city's first parking-protected bike lane requiring retooling and a brand new curb-protected lane, city planners are experimenting to see what works.
FEMA chief decries rumors, disinformation about hurricane recovery as worst ever
The FEMA director rebuked those seeking to benefit politically from spreading false information after a recent storm and hurricane.
Fired OK County Jail detention officer facing more charges
A staff sergeant with the Oklahoma County Detention Center who was arrested on an embezzlement complaint has confessed to that crime and now several others.
Afghan national in OKC charged with Election Day terrorist plot
An Afghan citizen living in OKC has been charged in federal court with conspiring to conduct an Election Day terrorist attack in the U.S. on behalf of ISIS.
Lawmaker requests Okla AG opinion on funding for Walters’ Bible mandate
The Okla AG has been asked to give an opinion on the legality of using legislatively-appropriated funding to place Bibles in public school classrooms.
State Education Department seeks bids for 55,000 classroom Bibles
King James version? Leather binding? Walters seeks 55,000 classroom Bibles with founding documents only available in Trump-endorsed versions.
