Earth Day is the official public debut of adaptokc, the City of Oklahoma City’s draft sustainability plan, and the beginning of a 30-day review and comment period. Visit reviewokc.konveio.com to review and comment on the draft sustainability plan, the first of its kind in Oklahoma City and a proposed amendment to the planokc comprehensive plan. […]
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Chicken-Fried News: Bright side
The City of Oklahoma City is reviewing city codes in efforts to make it easier for citizens to install solar panels.
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The trans community alone has a reported 41 percent suicide rate, and as someone who’s personally dealt with ideations my whole life, I must stress that this isn’t actually a mental health issue.
The trans community alone has a reported 41 percent suicide rate, and as someone who’s personally dealt with ideations my whole life, I must stress that this isn’t actually a mental health issue.
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Efforts are underway to help Oklahoma capitalize on solar potential
Oklahoma City was ranked at the city with the eighth moth solar potential in the country by Google’s Project Sunroof program.
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Commentary: Blue Marble Day
First, some bad news for Oklahoma: Climate change does and will have substantial negative effects on the health of Americans. Full stop.
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Letters to the Editor: March 22, 2017
The American Muslim Association (AMA) of Oklahoma City oversees the Grand Mosque. We condemn domestic violence, and we support empowering women who have been victimized by domestic abuse.
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Influential initiative
“I hired people of color, for the most part, who didn’t have the training to be a journalist,” Russell Perry said. “I trained them.”
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Chicken-Fried News: Flavored with Hamm
Donald Trump could be considering Oklahoma oil magnate Harold Hamm for the position of energy secretary in his cabinet.
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Oklahoma County lead the county in job creation in the oil and gas industry
A diversified oil and gas economy greatly contributed to Oklahoma County’s success.
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Milky way
“Men can eat them,” she said. “They just have the extra ingredients a normal cookie doesn’t have.”