If there’s a war on cars in America, Oklahoma City is one of its toughest battlefields.
Government
BLOG: OKC mayor ties the knot
Mayor Mick Cornett, 56, and Terri Walker, 55, were married today in Tulsa.
Businesses, leaders wrangle over net neutrality, access issues
Oklahoma City, which has also seen a boost in start ups over the past several years, has some of the slowest Internet speeds in the nation
Metro Briefs: OKC school district steps up focus on reading instruction
Oklahoma City school district officials have their sights set on improving reading performance, as half of all third-graders failed to score proficient on the end-of-year test.
Uber, Lyft have 30 days to apply for licenses
A new ordinance regulating rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft went into effect Nov. 22 and companies have 30 days to submit applications for a license to operate legally in Oklahoma City.
BLOG: Streetcar organizers want to learn from Project 180
Mindful of complaints that Project 180 and other downtown construction has stirred over the past few years, members of the streetcar subcommittee say they want to learn from those mistakes.
A swing through Roughtail Brewing Company in Midwest City won’t end with the cash register ringing up a six-pack of its top high-point beer.
A swing through Roughtail Brewing Company in Midwest City won’t end with the cash register ringing up a six-pack of its top high-point beer.
BLOG: Lessons for OKC in other transit elections across America
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.
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.
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.
