OKC man sentenced to 36 months for lying to purchase firearm
An Oklahoma City man was sentenced to serve 36 months in federal prison for making a false statement during the attempted purchase of a firearm.
Chief Hoskin expands Executive Order on Equality, creates task force
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Hoskin has expanded a 2020 Executive Order and created a task force to ensure equal access of tribal programs.
Share & Care Releaf provides tree services to Pivot
Share & Care Releaf, Inc. is spending time next week helping clear trees at Pivot, A Turning Point for Youth to help spruce up the campus.
OKC Zoo announces new addition to administrative team
The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden is pleased to announce Dr. Jennifer D’Agostino as its new Chief Animal Program Officer.
Tickets on sale now for Art in Bloom 2024 at OKCMOA
Tickets to Art in Bloom at OKCMOA are on sale now! This can't-miss festival of flowers will showcase the work of 10 local floral designers.
Oklahoma Contemporary celebrates arts educators through professional development opportunity
Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center celebrated OKCPS arts teachers and educators Feb. 19, 2024, at a hands-on art-making professional development program.
Bob Wills Day at the Capitol to celebrate Western Swing icon
The Oklahoma Arts Council and Oklahoma Historical Society have announced this year’s Bob Wills Day at the Capitol for March 4th.
NE Oklahoma City leaders to march against NE jail site proposal Wednesday morning
In response to NE 23rd and Coltrane being added to the potential sites for the new jail, NE OKC leaders will march from the proposed site back to Downtown.
Announcing Oklahoma PrideFest 2024
OK Pride Alliance is proud to announce PrideFest 2024 to take place June 28th through 30th at Scissortail Park, as well as Joshua Henry at OCCC Feb 22nd.
OKC Parks’ brings Little League® Baseball to Oklahoma City for the first time
Little League® Baseball comes to OKC for the first time this spring thanks to Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation. Registration is now open for 10-12-year-olds at okc.gov/parks.
Domestic violence homicides in Oklahoma among nation’s highest
Domestic violence homicides in Oklahoma decreased slightly in 2022, but the number of incidents remain among the highest in the nation.
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Hoskin seeks changes to Major Crimes Act
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced the tribe is seeking changes to the federal Major Crimes Act.
Factory Obscura announces Future of Sound Fest 2024 and new mixtape
Factory Obscura invites the community to celebrate the changing of seasons at Future of Sound Fest, a free outdoor art and music festival and new mixtape.
OK School for the Deaf offers free, online American Sign Language training
Anyone who wants to learn American Sign Language can register now for Oklahoma School for the Deaf’s free online courses.
Debbie Miller selected as City’s next Public Works Director
Assistant City Engineer Debbie Miller, P.E. has been selected to be the City’s next Public Works Director/City Engineer, effective immediately.
