Before the city council Tuesday was an argument over regulation and the free market as Oklahoma City joined the long list of American cities dealing with the growth of rideshare services like Uber and Lyft.
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OKC classrooms see extra resources through foundation donations
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and McLaughlin Family Foundation helped fund dozens of classroom resources across the OKC district.
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BLOG: City asks for bids on streetcars
The OKC council voted to solicit bids on at least five streetcars for the planned downtown system.
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Police-minority relations are not black and white
Events in Ferguson, Missouri, have put a spotlight on the relationship between police and African-Americans.
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TFA places more than 100 teachers in OKC schools
Teach For America helps reduce the impact of “giant teacher shortage” in OKC public schools.
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OKC officer arrested for forcing seven women to perform sexual acts
An Oklahoma City police officer has been arrested for sexually assaulting at least seven women.
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Neu announces bold plans for OKC schools
OKC Superintendent Rob Neu announced aggressive plans for the district during his state of the schools address.
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The vote is nigh. Here are three metro races to watch.
Half of the state senate and house races facing a primary runoff next week are located in the Oklahoma City area.
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Torres is district’s first Latina board member
Gloria Torres is the newest member of the Oklahoma City Public School board, the only current Hispanic member and the first Latina on the board.
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Oklahoma City might be more than a decade away from having a truly regional public transportation system, but it’s also already well down the road toward creating one.
Oklahoma City might be more than a decade away from having a truly regional public transportation system, but it’s also already well down the road toward creating one.