Shooting during household fight results in OKC’s latest homicide
A shooting on the south side of OKC early Sunday during a household altercation has resulted in the city's latest homicide of 2022.
Okla County Jail administrator expected to resign Monday, Dec. 5
Embattled Oklahoma County Jail Administrator Greg Williams is expected to resign in the next meeting of the Oklahoma County Jail Trust.
Dream of a plaza in OKC Calle Dos Cinco district becoming reality
Some at the big reveal of the plaza in Calle Dos Cinco in Historic Capitol Hill were only a few years old when the idea first came about.
Child struck by vehicle near John Rex Charter School downtown
A child was struck in a crosswalk Tuesday during the morning rush hour in downtown Oklahoma City near John Rex Charter School.
Penn Square restaurant working to open again after fire
Owners of the Texas de Brazil restaurant connected to Penn Square Mall are working hard to recover from a fire
75-year-old man dies in shooting Thanksgiving Day
A 75-year-old Oklahoma City man died from gunshot wounds on Thanksgiving Day after pointing a BB gun at an armed security guard.
Moore City Council preps for new public transport hub and library
The City of Moore is planning a new transportation hub and a new library. They also announced the opening of a new fitness court.
How House Democrats won this election in deep-red Oklahoma
Newly elected and re-elected House Democrats in OKC won by overwhelming margins in the last election in an otherwise deep-red state.
Latest homicide from street confrontation on west side of OKC
One person is dead from a shooting at the intersection of N.W. 10th and Meridian Avenue Friday afternoon, Nov. 25.
Thanksgiving meal marks new record funding for Homeless Alliance
This year's Thanksgiving meal was a special celebration for OKC Homeless Alliance because they received a grant that will be a game-changer.
City Council strikes anti-homeless items after residents’ objections
Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Council chose to not take up items that would have made it easier for police to arrest the homeless.
Facts go against idea that homeless persons freeze on OKC streets
Contrary to the arguments of one OKC City Councilor, those who work with homeless persons say none have frozen to death in two years.
Ditchin’ the kitchen: some OKC restaurants open Thanksgiving Day
There are a handful of city eateries that are choosing to open their doors on Thanksgiving Day this year and Brett Fieldcamp has the details.
Another attempt to criminalize homelessness
Paula Sophia argues that the OKC City Council should follow the recommendations of a consultant firm on handling the mentally ill.
Stonecipher announces re-election bid for OKC City Council seat
Ward 8 Okla City Council member Mark Stonecipher has announced his bid for re-election to the seat in the upcoming February 14 City election.
