Legislating hate: “This legislation does not live up to the values that I grew up with, and it does not live up to the Oklahoma Standard,” Austin Sims said about Oklahoma’s record number of proposed anti-LGBT bills. The bleak budget situation didn’t hinder somelegislators from filing over two-dozen bills to restrict LGBT rights. But the […]
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Super Tuesday could get interesting in Oklahoma
“We are going to get a lot of people that take that first step in a very important, very critical historic primary election.”
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Advocacy groups call for action as Holtzclaw faces sentencing
Local and national advocacy groups hope to raise awareness and make changes in the aftermath of Daniel Holtzclaw’s sexual assault trial.
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Lawsuit filed by Oklahoma Broadway show vendor
Celebrity Attractions filed a lawsuit against two Oklahoma City entities after they pursued a new vendor.
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Grassroots organization hopes to change Oklahoma law
Green the Vote is pushing a petition to get State Question 778 on next year’s voting ballot.
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Efforts are being made to increase voter participation, but is more reform needed?
The next statewide primary, which features presidential candidates, is scheduled for March 1.
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The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
The one man who could have taken her down is Oklahoma’s answer to Uncle Fester: former state Rep. “Joltin’” Joe Dorman.
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Oklahoma City Council votes against Indigenous Peoples Day
The city votes to keep Columbus Day despite citizens’ efforts to reestablish the holiday as Indigenous Peoples Day.
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MAPS 3 Convention Center site chosen
The city works to acquire land by eminent domain after selecting a site for a new convention center.
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MAPS 3 whitewater rapids project nears completion
Riversport Rapids, opening in the spring, offers residents a unique city rafting experience.