Councilwoman Meg Salyer says she has shifter her view of governing as she faces reelection next week.
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State of the Plaza District is strong and getting stronger
The third annual State of the Plaza celebrated the district’s past year and its bright future.
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Election preview: Future projects big and small are in balance with next week’s council vote
A billion-dollar bond for infrastructure, possible tax incentives for a convention center hotel and early planning on a potential MAPS 4 vote await candidates who are elected to the Oklahoma City Council Tuesday. Seats in wards 2, 6 and 8 are up for grabs on March 3, and a third of the council could change […]
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A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this year.
A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this year.
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Tour of KC’s streetcar offers glimpse of OKC’s future
A tour of Kansas City’s future streetcar line offers some lessons for OKC as it prepares for its own system.
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An independent organization not beholden to open record laws and operating with a public relations firm rather than a public information officer, unlike other city departments, manages the city’s use of tax incentives and urban redevelopment.
An independent organization not beholden to open record laws and operating with a public relations firm rather than a public information officer, unlike other city departments, manages the city’s use of tax incentives and urban redevelopment.
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Election preview: Ward 8 will see a new face in its council seat
Ward 8 is where Oklahoma City meets the suburbs.
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Oklahoma’s Amtrak service facing funding shortfall
Oklahoma says it can’t pay the additional cost to operate the Heartland Flyer, which could lead to a reduction in service.
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Love Your City promotes civic participation for new generation
Love Your City event promotes civic engagement with new generation of OKC residents.
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PODCAST: Capital City, Episode 19
This week’s episode of Capital City features a conversation with economist Russell Evans, a visit with Sen. Greg Treat and discussing academic standards with state school board member Amy Ford.