Oklahoma City faces multiple decisions on a proposed hotel that’s tied to a new downtown convention center.
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City loses battle to create property registry
Lobbyists and big money might contribute to the growing number of abandoned properties across the city.
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The fight against hate
Hate groups threaten to splinter metro communities, but other groups pull together to fight bigotry and discrimination.
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Spokies continues to grow
Spokies, the two-year-old bike share program, has demonstrated a steady rise in ridership and will be managed entirely by the City of Oklahoma City this fall.
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YMCA changes membership policy
Local YMCA adopts more inclusive household membership policy that includes same-sex couples.
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Pegged with failure, Emerson is a school of triumph
Despite city’s highest dropout rate, Emerson High School has lots of success stories.
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Downtown boulevard discussions heat up
A recent Crosstown Boulevard development meeting brought anger and praise from city residents.
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Stamping out hunger
A local food drive comes at a crucial time for a regional food bank.
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Onward Christian soldier
Steve Green, president of Oklahoma-based Hobby Lobby, pushes for Bible education in public schools. Mustang Public Schools agree.
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Will Rogers World Airport’s strong revenue base includes coffee shops, parking and other retail business.
Will Rogers World Airport’s strong revenue base includes coffee shops, parking and other retail business.