Several cities across the country faced transit-oriented elections last week, and the success and failure of some of those measures offers lessons for Oklahoma City.
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The new garage also demonstrates the importance of design, especially in Oklahoma City’s growing core.
The new garage also demonstrates the importance of design, especially in Oklahoma City’s growing core.
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A couple who successfully defeated Oklahoma’s ban on same-sex marriage recently learned that they also will have legal fees paid by the county clerk’s office that fought against their effort.
A couple who successfully defeated Oklahoma’s ban on same-sex marriage recently learned that they also will have legal fees paid by the county clerk’s office that fought against their effort.
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New parking garage seen as work of art
City leaders see additional parking, work of art in new Arts District Garage in downtown.
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Opponents sound off, but council expands convention center proposal
The city council voted to put $30 million back into a new convention center project despite the objection of a few.
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PODCAST: Capital City, Episode 10
In this week’s episode of the Capital City Podcast, Steve Hill, chief of staff to OKC Mayor Mick Cornett, talks about his role at city hall and the work of cities.
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A couple who successfully defeated Oklahoma’s ban on same-sex marriage will also have their legal fees paid for by the county clerk’s office that fought against their effort.
A couple who successfully defeated Oklahoma’s ban on same-sex marriage will also have their legal fees paid for by the county clerk’s office that fought against their effort.
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A dusty field off the Oklahoma River will soon be one of the world’s premier whitewater rafting facilities.
A dusty field off the Oklahoma River will soon be one of the world’s premier whitewater rafting facilities.
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Cooper will challenge Shadid in Ward 2
James Cooper has announced his intention to run against Ed Shadid in OKC’s Ward 2 this March.
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OKC Council faces challenges when regulating new technologies
Fear of potential abuse of new tech often feeds governmental and societal apprehensions of innovations, whether they be drones, self-driving cars or rideshare services.