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.
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Cover series: Same-sex opponents have few, if any, options
Opponents speak out on same-sex law, but few options — if any — remain to reverse course.
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City has teeth in fight against abandoned properties
Oklahoma City hopes to combat neglected properties with a new ordinance.
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The Metropolitan Library Commission voted to hire Tim Rogers as the library system’s new executive director.
The Metropolitan Library Commission voted to hire Tim Rogers as the library system’s new executive director.
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A new mobile application from the city launched today that allows residents to quickly report problems to the city’s action center.
A new mobile application from the city launched today that allows residents to quickly report problems to the city’s action center.
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City’s strategic neighborhood plan takes planning to new level
City planners are taking a strategic approach to revitalizing older neighborhoods on their way to being great.
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Council moves forward on new regulations for Uber/Lyft drivers
After nearly a year of study and months of debate, an ordinance regulating Uber and Lyft drivers was approved on Tuesday.
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The metro’s library system prepares for a new era with a new executive director.
The metro’s library system prepares for a new era with a new executive director.
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Library system introduces finalists for executive director job
The Metropolitan Library System, the largest in Oklahoma, gave the public a chance to meet the three finalist to become the new executive director.
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Salyer will seek reelection in Ward 6
Ward 6 Councilwoman Meg Salyer announced her reelection campaign six months ahead of the next election day in Oklahoma City.