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Candidate Overview

On Nov. 3, voters will once again line up in droves at their polling places across the state and the nation to determine the shape and direction of government. With less than a month until the midterms, it’s an open question as to whether or not Republicans will maintain their control over the Senate and […]

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OKC’s Digital Dragnet

You probably don’t even notice it most of the time, but you are constantly being watched. There are cameras and listening devices everywhere, affixed to street lights and set up at the entrances of businesses, a common feature of modern doorbells and silently watching neighborhood thoroughfares. There’s even a whole recording suite sitting in your […]

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Despite overwhelming public opposition, Oklahoma City Council passes Flock extension

With a 5-3 vote, Oklahoma City Council decided to renew its contract with Flock Safety to operate their controversial Automatic License Plate Reader cameras for a third consecutive year. Mayor David Holt voted “yes” on the renewal, as did council members Katrina Avers, Bradley Carter, Todd Stone and Matthew Hinkle. Ward 8 Councilman Mark Stonecipher […]

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Preservation partners

Players starting new games of Sid Meier’s Civilization VII have a chance to simulate — and remix — a little bit of Oklahoma and Native American history with one of the game’s featured leaders and historical societies. Civilization VII is the latest in a series of historical grand strategy titles developed by Maryland-based studio Firaxis […]

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OKC in 5 meals

Oklahoma City is home to some of the most delicious food in the world. The metro’s food scene has steadily developed over the last 20 or so years into something spectacular: a smorgasbord of cuisines, cultures and culinary excellence. But what does Oklahoma City taste like? If a friend from out of town came to […]

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