Two Okla County Sheriff’s Deputies shot serving eviction notice
Two Oklahoma County Sheriff's Deputies were shot in the backyard of a home in SW OKC while serving an eviction notice.
What you need to know about primary runoff elections Tues, Aug 23
Voters will decide political party primary runoff elections Tuesday, Aug. 23. Winners will face off in the Nov. 8 general election.
Oklahoma County Jail detainee dies after suicide attempt
The Oklahoma County Detention Center (Jail) saw its 13th detainee death of 2022. Jail staff say he was found attempting suicide.
OKC couple get murder charges in child’s fentanyl overdose death
Parents of a 6-year-old child who died from fentanyl poisoning are now facing second-degree murder charges.
Why $17.7M in relief money for Okla students remains unspent
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is still holding $18 million in relief funds intended for Oklahoma public school students. Here's why.
Moore City Council extends city-wide police surveillance system
The City of Moore City Council voted to purchase more surveillance cameras, and passed an ordinance on cemetery decorations.
OKC City Council approves MAPS 4 services operating partners
OKLAHOMA CITY (Free Press) -- The City Council for the City of Oklahoma City approved two management agreements for upcoming MAPS 4 projects, the...
OKCPD officers involved in sixth police shooting of year for OKC
Five Okla City Police officers are on routine administrative leave as the sixth police shooting of the year is being investigated.
County Commissioners approve over $23 million in ARPA projects
More ARPA money was distributed by Oklahoma County Commissioners Monday. The also set new, lower speed limits in the Harrah area.
OKCPS Board of Ed sets nearly $1 billion bond election for Nov. 8
OKCPS Board of Ed voted to submit a historic, sweeping district wide bond package to a public vote November 8, 2022.
Super PACS spending big on Okla GOP U.S. House, Senate races
Super PACs, some backed by dark money, are injecting millions of dollars into Oklahoma’s competitive U.S. House and Senate races this year.
Starbucks’s abortion promises for workers are PR stunts. We want a union contract.
Alisha Humphrey is a barista at the 63rd and Grand Starbucks in OKC and argues a contract with Starbucks as the only way to insure benefits.
Sunrise on new OKCPS school year — kids, parents eager to start
Thursday, August 11, Oklahoma City Public Schools launched the new school year. Free Press was there at Monroe Elementary in NW OKC.
Bricktown update: A local’s guide to an ever-evolving OKC hotspot
Bricktown has always been an evolutionary place and continues to be today. Here's a local's guide to what's new.
More Jail visits with detainees in future for Citizens Advisory Board
After productive visits with detainees in the Oklahoma County Jail recently, members of the Jail Trust's Citizens Advisory Board plan more.
