OKCPS preps school start with teacher recruitment, security plans
With only two weeks to go before the first day of classes, OKCPS is on track in teacher recruitment and welcomes a new security chief.
OKC Municipal Courts extend penalty reduction program to Dec 31
Okla City Municipal Courts' penalty reduction program is extending to Dec. 31. The popular program allows tickets and warrants to be cleared.
Oklahoma online voter registration still not there seven years later
Seven years later after legislation was passed to establish online voter registration, a complete system is still not functional.
Oklahoma tribes optimistic about attorney general election shakeup
As Attorney Gen John O’Connor prepares to exit following his GOP primary defeat, tribal leaders are hopeful about relations with AG’s office.
Police investigating southside shooting that left one dead
Police are investigating a southside shooting Sunday that left one dead. There are no suspects in custody so far.
Here’s who Okla County voters will see on August 23 ballots
Okla County voters will vote in the Aug. 23 runoff election to determine which candidates will advance to the Nov. general election.
Federal Auditors demand Okla return $650K of COVID relief funds
U.S. Dept of Ed auditors recommended clawing back more than $650,000 in misspent federal coronavirus relief funds from Gov. Kevin Stitt.
OKC City Council narrowly approves Human Rights Commission
The City Council for the City of OKC passed the resolution to re-establish a Human Rights Commission but by a narrow margin.
OKCPS plans to demolish former admin bldg in Metro Park
Oklahoma City Public Schools moved out of the 900 N. Klein building in 2017, it was to be sold and repurposed. Now it is to be demolished.
New Okla law reduces business taxes, cuts support for jobless
Starting Jan. 1, a law lowering taxes for employers will take effect. But critics say it comes at the expense of unemployed Oklahomans.
OKCPS Board hones projects list for bond resolution vote in August
A list of 19 major "transformational" building projects are among the many improvements on a list for a bond ask being developed by OKCPS.
Pirrong chosen to fill OKCPS Board of Ed District 3 seat
Cary Pirrong has been chosen to fill the OKCPS Board of Education seat recently vacated by Carrie Copernoll Jacobs.
Man dies from suspected assault on south side, no suspects in custody
Oklahoma City's 43 homicide in 2022 was an apparent beating death of a southside man who died 12 days later.
Why City of Moore residents won’t be allowed backyard chickens
The City of Moore residents will not be allowed to have backyard chickens as in neighboring Oklahoma City. Here's why.
After recount, Geiger and Calvey go to GOP runoff in Okla County DA race
The GOP primary recount in complete for Oklahoma County District Attorney with Gayland Gieger and Kevin Calvey going to the runoff in August.
