PRESS RELEASE: From Bricktown to Blizzardtown: Help name OKC’s snowplow fleet
The City of Oklahoma City is getting its snowplows ready to keep streets moving, and residents can help name the plows in the fleet.
PRESS RELEASE: Oklahoma Arts Council Awards Grants for Creative Aging Programs Statewide
Grant awards announced by the Oklahoma Arts Council will help organizations meet the health and wellness needs of older Oklahomans.
PRESS RELEASE: OKC Animal Welfare, Hill’s Pet Nutrition host adoption campaign
OKC Animal Welfare is teaming up with Hill’s Pet Nutrition for Hill’s “Home Sweet Homecoming” adoption campaign, now through Saturday, Oct. 3.
PRESS RELEASE: Community Public Safety Board to host Ward 7 Info Session Sept. 24
The community is invited to a Ward 7 Info Session Sept. 24 to learn more about the Community Public Safety Advisory Board, a citizen-led board for police oversight in OKC
PRESS RELEASE: OSSM applications now open for 2027-2028 school year
The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM) is now accepting applications for the 2027–2028 school year.
PRESS RELEASE: City of OKC offices closed Sept. 7 for Labor Day
Here's the schedule for City of OKC buildings and services over the Labor Day holiday.
PRESS RELEASE: OKC Animal Shelter waives adoption fees for dogs through Sept. 5
The OKC Animal Shelter needs the community's help to create space. From Sept. 2 - 5, adoption fees are waived for dogs that are fully adoptable and ready to go home.
PRESS RELEASE: City of El Reno accepting applications for board and commission vacancies
The City of El Reno is accepting applications to fill several vacancies on City boards and commissions. Residents interested in serving their community are encouraged to apply.
PRESS RELEASE: The Friends of the Library host Summer Book Sale August 14-15
The Friends of the Library will host a large-scale Summer Book Sale at the OKC Fairgrounds Aug 14-15 benefitting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library in OK.
PRESS RELEASE: Final plans approved for first MAPS 4 Youth Center in Woodson Park
The Oklahoma City Council approved final plans for the first MAPS 4 Youth Center, located at Woodson Park on south May Ave.
PRESS RELEASE: Volunteers needed to help find discrimination in OKC land documents Aug. 1
The OKC Human Rights Commission is inviting the community again to support the Plat Amendment Project by helping to identify racist language in land documents on Aug 1st
PRESS RELEASE: Ward 8 Councilman Stonecipher appointed to the NLC’s Large Cities Council
Ward 8 OKC Councilman Mark Stonecipher has been appointed Chair of the Large Cities Council for the National League of Cities.
PRESS RELEASE: Five Tribes call for oversight of prediction markets
The Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes called on Congress and federal regulators to ensure prediction markets comply with existing laws.
PRESS RELEASE: Hunger Free Oklahoma responds to misleading claims about SNAP and hunger
Hunger Free OK responds after Gov. Stitt's recent comments claiming "nobody's going to go hungry in Oklahoma" and suggesting that those on SNAP should feel embarrassed.
PRESS RELEASE: OKC honors the life of M.T. Berry, first Black police chief
The first Black police chief of OKC, and former Assistant City Manager, M.T. Berry, passed away on July 17. He was 75.
