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.
Oklahomans at Trump’s inauguration adapt to disruptions
Thousands traveled to the nation’s capital for Donald Trump's inauguration, among them, Oklahomans who made the journey as supporters, critics, and security.
Education bills to watch in this year’s Oklahoma Legislature
Newly filed bills in the Oklahoma Legislature show lawmakers are looking to boost teacher pay, ban student cellphones and revamp the state Board of Ed.
Oklahoma City Council Adopts MAPS 4 Parks Master Plan
The Oklahoma City Council has approved a master plan for the $70 million MAPS 4 Neighborhood and Community Parks project to improve 105 parks.
Governor unveils Oklahoma State Guard plan for ’emergencies’
Governor Kevin Stitt seeks to re-establish the dormant Oklahoma State Guard as a state-controlled civil defense force deployable solely within the state.
Second detainee death of 2025 announced by OK County Jail
The second death of a detainee in the Oklahoma County Detention Center or Jail occurred Saturday night, January 18. The death is under investigation.
Public shapes Vision Zero plan to reduce traffic fatalities
The largest and most comprehensive plan for greater traffic and pedestrian safety the City of OKC has ever launched is the Vision Zero Action Plan.
Mullin rises to defense of Hegseth during hearing
Sen. Markwayne Mullin accused senators of working while drinking during defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth’s confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Comm.
Plaza Calle Dos Cinco begins with groundbreaking ceremony
The $2 million Plaza Calle Dos Cinco broke ground on January 15, marking a milestone in the area's 20-year revitalization, set to open in August.
City settles lawsuit in shooting death of Stavian Rodriguez
The City of Oklahoma City has settled a $875,000 lawsuit with the mother of Stavian Rodriguez, 15, who police shot to death in 2020. Here is the background.
OKC Zoo mourns loss of Rex, its oldest Asian elephant
Rex the foundation of the Asian elephant breeding program at the OKC Zoo, was euthanized because of advanced arthritis and other problems with no hope for recovery.
