Disability rights and justice advocates want reform in police training and practices following an officer-involved shooting of a deaf man.
Oklahoma City Police Department
Cover Story: Oklahoma Contemporary brings street art indoors with Not For Sale: Graffiti Culture in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Contemporary will host an opening night reception Oct. 5 and a hip-hop jam Nov. 4.
Chicken-fried News: Hot mic trouble
Sheriff candidate Ed Grimes was let go from his job at the Canadian County Sheriff’s Department for comments made on a personal call when the mic on his sheriff’s radio was left on.
Tuesday, OKC votes on Mayor Cornett’s plan for the city’s future
Tuesday, OKC votes on Mayor Cornett’s plan for the city’s future. The ballot includes a $967.4 million bond referendum as well as two sales tax propositions to address safety and streets.
Chicken-Fried News: Beat me up, Scotty
An Oklahoma City man was arrested after he tried to choke a friend over a fight about whether Star Wars or Star Trek is better.
Cedric Bixler-Zavala explains how Daniel Holtzclaw’s name ended up on At the Drive In’s first studio album in 17 years
At the Drive in plays 8 p.m. Tuesday at The Criterion.
OKCPD makes procedural justice a priority and adds it to policy and procedure manual
Procedural justice policies promote fair enforcement of the laws.
Local groups react to recent executive orders
Groups continue to promote diversity, unity and progress in the face of the recent political and community climate.
Two candidates and an incumbent run for the Ward 7 seat on the Oklahoma City Council
T. Sheri Dickerson, Marina Mangiaracina and incumbent John Pettis Jr. will be on the Feb. 14 election ballot.
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 28, 2016
The same week the EPA reported that high-volume fracking is contaminating our drinking water supplies, Trump appoints the fossil fuel fascist and Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, another climate change denier, as his EPA director.
