However, by far the biggest college football showdown, one that unites all Oklahomans, is Saturday’s game, which pits the OU Sooners against the Texas Longhorns at Cotton Bowl Stadium.
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City shares ways for residents to “Get Connected”
Social media and old-fashioned pavement-pounding work to bring residents closer than ever.
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Munson wins, Democrats flip seat
Tuesday night’s special election win for Democrats did little to tip the state’s political scoreboard. But as a hundred supporters shouted inside a Western Avenue bar, it felt like one of the biggest victories for Oklahoma’s minority party in a long time. “Each time I heard it was an uphill battle I got more strength,” […]
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Kevin Durant plans to renovate public basketball courts around the world
Oklahoma City Thunder star’s identity was transformed by basketball as he played on local courts.
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Jason Ferbrache, EMBARK city transit director, said the increase in various forms of non-car transportation also gives OKC’s central business district more transit options.
Jason Ferbrache, EMBARK city transit director, said the increase in various forms of non-car transportation also gives OKC’s central business district more transit options.
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Voter participation has declined across the state
Officials find that civically minded millennials have little faith in government as voter participation declines across the state and almost all age groups.
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Child Support Services helps bridge economic gap for children of single-parent homes
klahoma is located in a geographic belt with low percentages of children living with both parents.
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A 40-year-old documentary about Leon Russell finally gets its home debut
Next month, A Poem Is a Naked Person makes its Oklahoma premier at Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis Ave., in Tulsa.
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City government, police and nonprofits work together to help OKC’s homeless
Straughan started The Homeless Alliance 11 years ago and said he has seen the community become more collaborative in its effort to end homelessness in recent years.
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Cover Story: The playing field levels as more businesses and young professionals return to OKC
For decades, America’s top-tier cities represented a handful of metropolitan regions that seemed to have a monopoly on innovation and culture. Cities like Oklahoma City, in the heart of “fly-over country,” lacked a seat at the table when it came to world-class entertainment and cutting-edge business. Even simpler facets of urban life, such as specialty […]