Sweeping anti-transient ordinances on OKC City Council agenda
Two proposed City of OKC ordinances would give sweeping new powers to police to arrest transients, people with no homes, and activists.
US Justice Dept investigating State, City of OKC, OKC Police
The City of OKC and OKCPD are being investigated for their response to what the USDOJ sees as a mental health crisis in the state.
Shootout leaves officer injured, felony suspect dead
One Oklahoma City Police officer is injured and a felony suspect is dead after a shootout between the suspect and three officers.
OKCPS moves forward on five-year building plan after bond vote
The passage of nearly $1 billion in bonds by wide margins has set in motion an ambitious five-year building plan district wide.
Man shot multiple times in NW OKC — dead at the scene
The 67th homicide for Oklahoma City this year is sadly similar to so many this year with police knowing very little to start.
Plaza District update — focus on food, festivals, and foot traffic
Among Oklahoma City's commerce-and-community-focused districts, arguably none has seen more success and attention than The Plaza.
Suspect in fatal crash with OKCPD officer booked for manslaughter
Oklahoma City Police have arrested the suspect in a car crash that took the life of Oklahoma City Police Sgt. Meagan Burke in Sept., 2022.
Mother holding child killed in drive-by shooting in southside OKC
A woman holding her infant child was shot and killed in an apparent drive-by shooting. Her child survived.
It’s time for the national Democratic Party to invest in Oklahoma
Outcomes will never change without decisive action by the national Democratic Party that motivates and empowers the anemic, state-level party.
Incumbents hold on in Cleveland County, Norman retains Dem reps
Election Day in Cleveland County saw some expected wins for incumbents but also yielded some close wins for Democrats.
Behenna notches big win for Oklahoma County DA
In Oklahoma County Vicki Behenna's defeat of Kevin Calvey was the big win of the evening but there were few other surprises of this election.
City Council sets new Legislative agenda, adopts bike trail, bus stop plans
The City Council of Oklahoma City set this year's agenda what they want passed in the Legislature and adopted new plans for trails, bus stops.
Election Day tips and tools from the Okla State Election Board
As you prepare to go to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 8, be prepared before you go with information provided by the Oklahoma State Election Board.
Jail Trust considers but declines firing OK County Jail CEO Williams
The Okla County Jail Trust considered but decided not to fire County Jail CEO Greg Williams who has been criticized for Jail conditions.
Six ways to engage your community during this season of giving
The holiday season is about more than just last-minute shopping, and desperately hoping that no one brings up politics at your family dinner.
