Oklahoma City Council Approves MAPS 4 Bike Lane Construction
The Oklahoma City Council approved construction for the next phase of MAPS 4 Bike Lanes, part of the $22 million allocated for bike facility improvements.
Machinegun conversion devices land Edmond man in fed prison
An Edmond man is on his way to federal prison for 18 months after agents intercepted machinegun conversion devices sent to him from China and his guilty plea.
Okla Ethics Comm pursuing Ryan Walters for campaign finance violations
Ryan Walters, Okla State Supt, is feeling the heat from the State Ethics Commission that is pursung an ethics complaint for campaign finance violations.
Tinker jobs in holding pattern as layoff questions remain
After a rumor of layoffs in Feb., Tinker employees remain in a holding pattern, waiting for any official word about layoffs or about the security of their jobs.
Bill to force Okla school board elections onto partisan Nov ballots advances
The Senate passed a bill Wednesday to move school board elections to November, despite concerns it could increase costs for candidates and make races partisan.
‘Massive Communication’ by Ernesto Sanchez displayed at OKC Convention Ctr
The newest acquisition in City of OKC's "1% for Art" program is "Massive Communication" by Ernesto Sanchez at the OKC Convention Center.
OKCMOA examines institutions of life in Wiseman film series
OKCMOA presents a career retrospective of groundbreaking documentarian Frederick Wiseman with another of his films screening each week in March and April.
Paul Timmons named acting Oklahoma County Jail Director
The Okla County Jail Trust has named Paul Timmons as Acting Jail Director of the Oklahoma County Detention Center after the resignation of Brandy Garner as CEO.
Bloody Sunday in OKC — two teens die in two shootings
Two people were shot to death in Oklahoma City in two separate incidents Sunday, March 9. They are homicides #11 and #12 for the City of OKC this year.
OKANA Resort & Waterpark ready for spring with Grand Opening
OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark opened March 6, featuring indoor waterpark fun, dining, and entertainment, with an outdoor lagoon coming soon.
Weather Service cuts spark uproar, worry residents, experts
As the Trump administration imposes major layoffs at NOAA and the National Weather Service, meteorologists are speaking out and residents are calling for action
Assault victim dies at hospital, suspect booked for murder
The victim of an assault in February died Tuesday in the hospital prompting police to add a First Degree Murder complaint to the suspect's booking.
Okla City Fed Bldg could be sold by Trump admin as ‘non-core’ asset
The Trump admin has designated the facility that replaced the bombed Alfred P. Murrah Fed Bldg as one of 100s of “non-core” assets slated to be “disposed” of.
Okla AG calls Walters’ ask for opinion on Trump order a ‘manufactured political drama’
The Okla AG called State Supt. Ryan Walters' request for an opinion on Trump's block of fed funds for undocumented students a "manufactured political drama."
OKC neighbors object to youth homeless shelter expansion
One of the state’s only shelters for homeless youth seeks City of OKC's approval to expand operations but neighbors say the shelter clients are causing trouble.
