These October attractions bring Halloween haunts for any age
October sees events for everyone to get into the Halloween spirit in OKC, from family fun and trick-or-treating to adults-only science and bone-chilling horror.
25th Annual Plaza District Festival reveals community power
Congratulations to leaders in the OKC's Plaza District upon their 25th year of their annual festival! Zoe Elrod was there and reports.
Fiestas de las Americas parade celebrates OKC’s Hispanic culture
Thousands came together Saturday in the Historic Capitol Hill district to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month at Fiestas de las Americas festival and parade.
Apple store workers in Penn Square mall ratify union contract
The Apple store union members in OKC voted to ratify the union contract they won earlier this month. 96% of workers in the union voted to ratify the contract.
Dispute leads to one person shot, killed on Southside
A dispute on Oklahoma City's Southside resulted in one person being shot and killed Tuesday afternoon. It is homicide #66 for the City of OKC this year.
50 people arrested for illegal guns, drugs in OKC round-up
A two-month, multi-agency initiative intended to reduce violent crime in Oklahoma City resulted in 50 defendants being charged with firearms and drug offenses.
Collaborative financing to fuel tenant right-to-counsel
Oklahoma tenants facing eviction often arrive at hearings without legal counsel, unarmed against landlords who bring attorneys up to 80% of the time.
Victim identified in latest Eastside OKC shooting death
So far, Oklahoma City police say they don't know much of anything else except the identity of the victim in an Eastside OKC shooting Friday.
Groundbreaking designs lead plans for a big fix in NW OKC
City of OKC will replace the outdated interchange at NW Expy and May Ave in NW OKC. The new designs being considered are novel for OKC and work in other states.
Hoax threats plague schools — leaders, police take action
After a rash of threats, Oklahoma City Public Schools officials, police, and the FBI have made it clear that threats to schools will be taken seriously.
Spending bill fails, Oklahoma delegates divided on next steps
Oklahoma’s five-member delegation is split over how a new spending bill should be shaped after U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson's plan was defeated.
State Seeks to Decertify Teacher Over 5-Year-Old Instagram Family Photo
Ryan Walters’ pursuit of an Edmond teacher’s certification exemplifies his priority is to score cheap political points, constitution be damned.
Okla State Fair kicks off with new attractions, fan favorites
The State Fair runs through September 22 with exciting rides, live music, and inventive food, blending tradition with fresh attractions.
State-of-the-art planetarium set for liftoff at Science Museum
Science Museum Oklahoma staff are performing final checks and readying for the countdown to the launch of their new high-tech, world-class Love’s Planetarium.
Okla governor delays putting SQ 832 on the ballot until 2026
Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order on Wednesday assigning the SQ 832 minimum wage increase state question to the 2026 primary elections.
