A local group makes another effort to reverse the course of a proposed downtown boulevard.
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New superintendent joins students on first day of school
On the first day of classes in OKC, new superintendent Robert Neu joined students on a bus ride to school.
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Eight months out, names emerge for council races
Four Oklahoma City council seats are up for election in March, 2015, which includes Wards 2, 5, 6 and 8.
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Greenwell embraces aspects of urban life
An embrace of public transit gives Councilman David Greenwell a first-hand look at a department the city has said it wants to grow.
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Joe Dorman’s statement following the release of a gubernatorial poll had a bit of “I told you so” in it.
Joe Dorman’s statement following the release of a gubernatorial poll had a bit of “I told you so” in it.
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City Council approves more adult patient beds for an eastside facility
Oklahoma City Police Chief Bill Citty not only argued in favor of the facility but said more mental health treatment beds are needed across the city.
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Student expelled from SCU for gay wedding enrolls at UCO
Christian Minard married the love of her life with a semester left at SCU. Then, she was expelled because same-sex marriage violates school code.
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Oklahoma City school superintendent Robert Neu said the governor’s decision to repeal Common Core standards put the district in a “real difficult position.”
Oklahoma City school superintendent Robert Neu said the governor’s decision to repeal Common Core standards put the district in a “real difficult position.”
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School board votes down contract with enterprise schools
The OKC school board voted down a contract with two enterprise schools two weeks before the start of class.
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Oklahoma’s LGBT community celebrates another court victory
Same-sex marriage supporters celebrated another court victory against Oklahoma’s gay marriage ban.