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.
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BLOG: Pettis believes relationship with police has improved locally
With law enforcement and African Americans clashing in Ferguson, Missouri, Councilman Pettis believes that situation would play out differently in OKC.
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New downtown school embraces community education
John Rex Charter Elementary school builds neighborhood spirit in the heart of downtown.
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Free lunch for every child targets marginal students
Most Oklahoma City public schools will now offer completely free lunches to every student.
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Council will be asked to approve over budget whitewater bid
Bids for a proposed whitewater facility on the Oklahoma River came in more than $13 million over budget.
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City council will review water rate increases
City officials say higher water rates are needed to help pay for new water capacity projects.
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OKC schools look to elevate student athlete character
The OKC school district has its coaches adding character building to the playbook.
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New district leadership studying principal needs
New leaders of OKC schools are looking for ways to make life easier for school principals.