Fun With Fractions Governor Stitt, now famously “that guy,” per Rod Polston, spent the recent session pitching “A Half and a Path,” hoping lawmakers would slash Oklahoma’s income tax by 0.5%. The legislature politely handed him half of a half, or a 0.25% cut, and called it a day. So roughly the same percentage as […]
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Brunch Bites
Everyone’s favorite weekend meal is even more popular during the summer months, and while most people have their go-to brunch spots, we thought we would offer these seven options that might not be on your radar yet—if they aren’t already among your favorites. Aurora Chicken and Waffles is a brunch staple now, and while you’ll […]
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OKC Zoo welcomes sixth endangered Asian elephant calf
OKC Zoo welcomes sixth endangered Asian elephant calf The Oklahoma City Zoo is celebrating the arrival of its sixth endangered Asian elephant calf after 31-year-old Asha gave birth to a female on Friday, June 26. The calf arrived nearly two months ahead of schedule, making the birth an early surprise for the Zoo’s elephant care […]
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OKC Animal Shelter pauses intake after more than 500 animals seized from southeast Oklahoma City home
The Oklahoma City Animal Shelter has temporarily suspended animal intake through Tuesday after taking in more than 350 animals recovered late Thursday night from a home in southeast Oklahoma City. According to Oklahoma City Animal Welfare, the seizure included a wide variety of domestic and exotic animals, including dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and a horse. […]
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Factory Obscura launches RECORD+PLAY interactive summer experience
Visitors to Factory Obscura’s immersive art installation MIX-TAPE can take a more active role this summer through RECORD+PLAY, a new interactive experience that blends performance, storytelling and creative collaboration. Running on select dates through July, RECORD+PLAY invites guests to journey through the colorful world of MIX-TAPE while uncovering hidden clues, interacting with performers and contributing […]
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America’s Freedom Bell to Stop at National Cowboy Museum on June 26
America’s Freedom Bell will make a special stop at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum on Friday, June 26, giving visitors an opportunity to honor U.S. military service members and veterans as the bell continues its cross-country journey ahead of America’s 250th anniversary celebration. Guests will be invited to ring the bell in honor […]
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Red Shoe Rendezvous returns Aug. 29 to benefit Ronald McDonald House families
Ronald McDonald House Charities Oklahoma City (RMHC-OKC) will host its annual Red Shoe Rendezvous fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 29, at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. The event begins at 6 p.m. and raises funds to support families with seriously ill or injured children receiving medical care in Oklahoma City. Guests can expect an evening of […]
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Overnight NW Expressway Closures Begin June 21 for May Avenue Bridge Replacement Project
Motorists traveling through one of Oklahoma City’s busiest intersections should prepare for several nights of road closures beginning Sunday, June 21, as work ramps up on the May Avenue bridge replacement project. The City of Oklahoma City announced that overnight closures on Northwest Expressway will be necessary to allow crews to safely demolish and remove […]
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OKC approves plans for new indoor softball facility at Devon Park
Oklahoma City is taking another step toward strengthening its reputation as the Softball Capital of the World. The Oklahoma City Council approved final plans June 2 for a new indoor softball practice facility at Devon Park, a $25.4 million project funded through the City’s 2025 Bond program. A groundbreaking ceremony is expected in fall 2026. […]