Oklahoma City voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, Feb. 10, to choose the city’s next mayor. All registered Oklahoma City voters are eligible to participate.
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Construction begins Jan. 12 on $9.3 million NW 23rd Street Safety Project
Construction is set to start Jan. 12 on a $9.3 million street improvement project along about one mile of NW 23rd Street, from Western Avenue to Broadway Avenue, in the Uptown 23rd District. The project is a joint effort between the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and the City of Oklahoma City and is expected to […]
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Controversial Social Studies Standards Blocked
In a victory for educators and historians, the Oklahoma Supreme Court has blocked the controversial social studies standards pushed by disgraced former state superintendent Ryan Walters. The court’s decision is a refreshing reminder that, sometimes, common sense prevails over political agendas. Here’s hoping this decision sparks positive change in Oklahoma classrooms!
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OKC Zoo Arrival!
Last month, the Oklahoma City Zoo celebrated the arrival of a delightful baby giraffe named “Juju,” bringing joy to visitors and staff alike! Guests can catch a glimpse of this charming newcomer on exhibit, making it a perfect time for a family outing. Be sure to stop by and say hello to Juju!
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OKC BLM Activist Indicted
Oklahoma City activist Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, known for her prominent role in the Black Lives Matter movement, has been indicted on charges of fraud. Authorities allege that Dickerson embezzled over $3 million in funds from the organization. This revelation has sparked outrage among supporters and the community, who expected transparency and accountability in her […]
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Thunder on 30 Under 30
OKC is buzzing with pride as two locals make the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list! Leading the charge is the incredible Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder’s star point guard. Joining him is Leondre Lattimore, a renowned oil painter who focuses on Black Oklahomans and Western culture. Together, these two are not just transforming sports and […]
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Live Free, Locally
Live Free Oklahoma is part of a national effort to rethink public safety, but its work unfolds at street level—in neighborhoods where gun violence, trauma and systemic neglect intersect daily. Originally launched in 2023 in northeast Oklahoma City, the organization represents a localized expression of Live Free USA, a national movement that has spent more […]
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Go East, Young Man
Starting at Memorial Road, venturing north toward Waterloo and both east and west of I-35, is a trifecta of residential development, commercial growth and infrastructure that creates OKC Metro’s newest hot spot.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Push Eviction Reform
Oklahoma legislators are proposing reforms to address the state’s high eviction rates, which particularly impact families with young students. Proposed changes include providing legal representation for families and extending eviction timelines. Governor Stitt vetoed previous bipartisan efforts, while advocates warn evictions cause lasting trauma and educational disruption for children.