Moore City Council acts on a large number of zoning applications
The Moore City Council met for a 34-item long meeting and approved several rezoning applications from local developers Monday, November 6.
Four new charter schools applying to open in OKC
Four potential charter schools applied to open in OKC with Oklahoma City Public Schools as the authorizer. The district has until Dec. 1 to make a decision.
Okla Pride Alliance holds first-ever Rainbow Awards Gayla
Oklahoma Pride Alliance hosted the inaugural Oklahoma Rainbow Awards “Gayla” November 4 at Tower Theatre.
Play, paint, prepare for the holidays with Nov events in OKC
November in OKC sees a host of activities, opportunities, and yes, eats, that are enough to make every other month jealous!
Liquor store crew shaken, but not stirred after crash
The staff members of Freeman's Liquor Mart are shaken - but not stirred - after a car crashed into the building early Friday afternoon.
Two booked for murder in Fentanyl death of a third
Two persons have been booked for felony murder in the suspected Fentanyl overdose death of a 32-year-old man in north Oklahoma City October 8.
Woman dies from gunshot wounds, another wounded but survives
Thursday, October 26, two women were shot during a fight at a north OKC apartment complex where one died from her wounds and the other was treated and released.
Prepare to ‘fall back’ again as Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend
Clocks will move back by one hour at 2am on Sunday, November 5th, bringing to a close yet another year of Daylight Saving Time.
As winter approaches, homeless outreach, city leaders to hold public meetup
OKC government officials and service providers will hold a public meetup on the homeless for anyone to attend in an attempt to educate and coordinate efforts.
NewView Oklahoma unveils new community garden in OKC
On October 27th, NewView Oklahoma held a grand opening of their new garden, which promotes wellness for those with low vision and blindness.
New OKC music spaces cover creative niches, evolving scenes
The year 2023 has seen the launch of a handful of new, often more focused and niche-oriented music and art outlets in the OKC metro.
Textbook publishers pull out of Okla as fight grows over content
A growing political fight over what is taught in public schools has caused alarm that Oklahoma, as a result, could be losing out on quality textbook publishers.
Warr Acres City Council applies for $1.3M in fed street grants
The City Council of Warr Acres took action to apply for $1.3 million in federal grants for street projects and welcomed a new council member.
OKC’s Imam Enchassi, Rabbi Harris call for unity amid hate
In the Oklahoma City Council meeting, two local religious leaders, one Jewish, one Muslim, appeared to reaffirm their friendship and commitment to peace.
Two confirmed dead from NW OKC apartment fire
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Two persons pulled from a NW Oklahoma City apartment fire Friday night died at the hospital Saturday according to OKC Fire...
