A Republic Parking System (RPS) employee stole over $400,000 from Oklahoma City’s transportation department.
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10 ways OKC can help build more livable streets
As our city grows, finding easy and safe ways for residents to cycle to work and with families is paramount.
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State’s first black senator honored 50 years after election
Melvin Porter was elected as the state’s first African-American senator in 1965 and was honored Wednesday in the chamber he served in for 22 years.
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Cover story: Livable Streets Summit takes back the streets for cyclists
“Biking and walking inherently humanize the transportation experience, leading us to humanize those we did not previously understand.”
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MDR: ‘Your glory days are still ahead of you’
Aaron Renn of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research kicked off the Mayor’s Development Roundtable on Wednesday with advice for OKC.
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Cory Baitz talks downtown architecture with Oklahoma Gazette
Architect Cory Baitz talks about development and downtown infrastructure with Oklahoma Gazette.
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City council members reach out to Southside residents, talk of development, partnership
City leaders view a bridge of trust as key to the growth of the southside.
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Trailhead embarks on downtown hiking adventure
Seventy five residents took part in the first Trailhead OKC urban hike on Sunday, completing a 6.2 mile journey through nearly every corner of downtown Oklahoma City.
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Camaraderie, humility played roles in bombing recovery efforts
A close relationship between city leaders made a difference in the hours and days following the April 19, 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City.
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BLOG: Stonecipher, reelected councilors, take oath
Mark Stonecipher, elected to fill an open seat in Ward 8, was sworn in during Tuesday’s city council meeting.