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As school Universal Free Lunch Program ends, obstacles return

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After the universal free lunch program for schools instituted to help with pandemic recovery ends, obstacles for parents and kids increase.
City of Moore

Moore City Council approves Jail contract, selects Eastern Ave bid

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In a fairly quick Tuesday meeting, the Moore City Council approved several contracts and added new City Staff. 
BoCC

Commissioners allocate $5M from ARPA, honor fallen Deputy

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Oklahoma County Commissioners honored fallen Sheriff's Deputy Sgt. Bobby Swartz and moved to spend American Rescue Plan funds.
Labor Day rally

Starbucks workers host Labor Day rally at Okla Capitol in OKC

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Starbucks Workers United activists in Oklahoma City held a Labor Day rally at the Okla State Capitol to call attention to their efforts.
Sheriff

Deputy’s killer was ready for shootout with multiple weapons

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We have obtained new information from court documents in the shooting death of Oklahoma County Deputy Sgt. Bobby Swartz.

OKC City Council OKs Clara Luper Center plan, Union Station reno

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The City Council for Okla City made progress on funding several MAPS projects and heard a surprise set of objections to housing plans.
OKCPS

Key word was ‘accountability’ in OKCPS Board of Ed meeting

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For the OKCPS Board of Ed, "accountability" was the key as a new Citizen's Oversight Committee was set for the upcoming bond election.
Crime scene

One dead in north OKC homeless camp, two booked for murder

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Police are investigating the death of one person in a homeless camp on OKC's north side Saturday. Two are in custody.
Oklahoma County

Killing of county deputy was 50th homicide for City of OKC in 2022

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The ambush and killing of an Oklahoma County deputy serving an eviction notice was the 50th homicide in Oklahoma City in 2022.

Deputy killed in line of duty praised for having ‘servant’s heart’

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An Oklahoma County Deputy Sergeant, Bobby Swartz, was buried Friday after a public funeral that had a massive turnout.
Oklahoma Board of Education

State Bd of Ed upholds sanctions on Mustang, Tulsa Public Schools

By majority vote, the State Board of Ed refused to reconsider sanctions on two districts last month concerning certain teachings about race.
Myriad Gardens crowd for eclipse

Outdoor events around OKC to send summer off in style

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With the heat getting back to tolerable levels, there are plenty of good ways to wrap up your summer in September.
crime

Deadly conflict in vague circumstances leads to murder charge

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One person was booked on a first degree murder complaint Sunday and accused of shooting another in a conflict over a tent.

Oklahoma County runoff elections yield big and very narrow wins

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Okla County voters made their choice in primary runoff elections for Republican and Democratic candidates in the November general election.
crime

OKC Police identify suspected killer of Oklahoma County Deputy

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The person suspected of killing an Okla County deputy and seriously wounding another deputy Monday has been identified and booked for murder.