City readies $2.7 billion GO bond for infrastructure
OKC Council will vote July 15 on sending a record $2.7B infrastructure bond to voters Oct. 14. Streets, parks, transit, and more could get major upgrades.
Oklahoma City Comes Alive for PrideFest 2025!
PrideFest kicked off Friday with drag shows, art markets, and wellness events, all leading up to a community-focused parade.
Oklahoma police continue to seize millions from motorists
No arrest or criminal conviction is required for Oklahoma law enforcement officers to seize funds they believe are linked to criminal activity.
Teen shot dead in Bricktown — police ask public for tips
Police are still searching for whoever shot and killed 18-year-old Lyric Lewis outside the Harkins Theater in Bricktown late Tuesday.
Man booked in fatal SW OKC shooting following argument
A man was shot and killed after an argument Tuesday in SW OKC. Another man was arrested following a short pursuit. Detectives continue their investigation.
Man killed in NW OKC shootout — police investigating
A 41-year-old man was killed in a northwest OKC shootout early Sunday. One man not identified by police turned himself in.
Fans flood downtown, cheer NBA champs Oklahoma City Thunder
Half a million fans flooded downtown Oklahoma City Tuesday for a parade to celebrate the first-ever NBA championship of the OKC Thunder.
EMBARK OKC transit system to make big one-day changes Tues
To keep transit running during the OKC Thunder parade, EMBARK will move its hub to the Fairgrounds Tuesday. The NW 4th transfer center will close that day.
Thunder win NBA title, downtown OKC parade set for Tuesday!
The OKC Thunder are NBA champs! What you need to know to celebrate with the city at the 2025 Champions Parade, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in downtown OKC.
City to overhaul Municipal Code for first time in decades
OKC is overhauling its decades-old Municipal Code, aiming to modernize zoning, parking, and development rules to meet today’s growth and public health needs.
U.S. launches precision airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites
U.S. B-2 bombers struck Iran’s Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites. Trump pushes the U.S. further into the mideast conflict between Israel and Iran.
Smoke scare at Cafe Antigua, but fire damage avoided
A fire scare at a popular Midtown OKC cafe on Wednesday caused only light smoke damage; everyone is safe, and the restaurant is expected to reopen soon.
Police shoot, kill man after alleged knife attack
A man was fatally shot by Oklahoma City police after allegedly charging officers with a knife. It’s the city’s 3rd police shooting, 33rd homicide of 2025.
Man fatally shot in SW OKC domestic dispute
A man was shot and killed in the dark early hours of Sunday, June 15, during what police believe was a domestic disturbance in southwest Oklahoma City.
‘No Kings!’ protest draws 1,000s to downtown Oklahoma City
Hundreds marched from Scissortail Park to join those waiting at OKC City Hall to protest Trump’s D.C. military parade, calling it primarily a political display.
