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.
New state AG takes on prosecution of Epic Charter scofflaws
Three charged former members of Epic Charter Schools leadership are now facing a new Okla Attorney General who takes over their prosecution.
Police investigating shooting death in far northwest OKC
Police know very little about a shooting death that occurred in far northwest Oklahoma City late in the evening Monday, Jan. 9.
Two-day OKC celebration to mark Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday
Here is the information you will need to fully participate in the 2023 Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday two-day celebration in Oklahoma City.
Police investigating southside OKC shooting that left one dead
Police found a man dead in a parking lot in far southeast Oklahoma City Saturday night. It is OKC's latest homicide.
Kevin McCarthy shows historic weakness on way to Speaker
The newest U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy "will likely be the weakest Speaker of the House in more than a century," argues George Lang.
Emergency meeting averts bounced checks to OK County jail staff
Because of an error in a payment to the IRS by the Okla County Clerk's office, checks to County Jail staff could have bounced.
OKC Chamber announces new 2023 officers, board members
The Greater OKC Chamber of Commerce has announced new officers and members for the 2023 Board of Directors.
Ryan Walters steps down from nonprofit role that drew scrutiny
Incoming State Supt of Schools Ryan Walters resigned from heading a nonprofit whose donors include advocates for ed privatization/charters.
OKC Strong Neighborhoods Initiative touts success, new addition
The City of Oklahoma City's Strong Neighborhoods initiative wraps up one success and brings on a new addition to the program.
MAPS 4 plans for transit, parks, Innovation Dist developed
The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board is now prepared to present a number of substantial projects to the OKC City Council for approval.
One woman found lying in southside OKC roadway dies at hospital
A woman was found in the street in southside Oklahoma City Friday night. She was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
Moore City Council hears comments on recycling and Larry the Pig
Moore City Council had a packed house for public comments on the proposed recycling program and Larry the pig.
Police impersonator arrested, lands in OK County Jail
A police impersonator was arrested Jan. 1 near Choctaw for making car stops and questioning people about their activities.
OK County Jail Trust hears ideas for Jail from citizens board
The Okla County Jail Trust heard a long list of improvements that need to be made in the jail mostly procedurally. But, no action was taken.
