Annual OKC homeless count begins in dark early hours January 26
Homeless service providers are gearing up for the annual Point-In-Time (PIT) count to be held starting in the dark early hours Thursday.
Okla AG Drummond takes over two more state corruption cases
AG Drummond will decide whether to file charges in Swadley’s and Commissioners of the Land Office cases after the close of investigations.
Oklahoma Supreme Court won’t intervene in OKC City Council race
The Oklahoma Supreme Court will not hear the appeal of disqualified Ward 2 Oklahoma City Council candidate Chris Cowden.
Bice begins her second Congressional term as a conservative troll
In her first week of a new term, Congresswoman Stephanie Bice proved she is not representing Okla City in her legislation, says George Lang.
Two arrested so far in New Year’s Midtown homicide
Two have been arrested so far in the shooting death of Daniel Howard in Midtown just after the turn of the new year on Jan. 1.
Dead victim found in roadway on South Side Jan. 6 now identified
A woman found in the roadway on S. Shields near S.W. 57th St. January 6 is now being counted as a victim of a crash.
Disqualified OKC City Council candidate appeals to Okla Supreme Court
A candidate disqualified by the Ok County Election Board to run for Oklahoma City Council Ward 2 is appealing to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
Commissioners fill Jail Trust, criminal justice committee vacancies
The Oklahoma County Commissioners filled critical open seats on the Criminal Justice Advisory Council and the Oklahoma County Jail Trust.
Police think latest OKC homicide was an accidental shooting
The Oklahoma City Police Department is treating the latest shooting death in Oklahoma City as an accident.
Commissioners approve money for housing — mental health facility
Oklahoma County Commissioners further allocated American Rescue Plan monies for affordable housing and mental health facilities expansion.
World-class planetarium project leading progress for Science Museum Oklahoma
Science Museum Oklahoma officially broke ground on the long-planned effort to add a fully revamped planetarium to the museum’s attractions.
Oklahoma executes Scott Eizember, first of 11 planned in 2023
Oklahoma executed Scott Eizember on Thursday, the first of 11 executions planned for 2023 — the most out of any other state in the nation.
Christmas Eve homicide victim identified — investigation continues
A Christmas Eve homicide victim has been identified as detectives continue to investigate the last homicide of 2022.
Suspect arrested in 17-year-old’s shooting death in NW Okla City
A suspect in the death of Trenton Knight has been arrested and booked on a complaint of second degree murder.
OKC City Council chamber undergoing HVAC upgrade
The OKC City Council Chamber will be closed from Jan 17 to 30 for a new heating and air conditioning system to be installed.
