A state senator, a college student and a retiree are running for OKC mayor.
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OKC’s September special election is a big moment for public safety spending
OKC’s September special election is a big moment for public safety spending.
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Edmond launches a comprehensive plan rewrite to help city leaders manage how the city will grow in the next few decades
Edmond launches a comprehensive plan rewrite to help city leaders manage how the city will grow in the next few decades.
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Sept. 12’s election will include propositions for improvements to infrastructure
Oklahoma City voters could deliver a $730.5 million investment for roads through a combination of proposed sales and property taxes
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Chicken-Fried News: Hopeful highways
Oklahoma Highway Patrol state troopers can breathe easier since mileage restrictions and possible furloughs due to budget cuts are now off the table.
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Chicken-Fried News: Ideal budget
The governor said the not ideal budget bill was not ideal days before it passed, and other lawmakers agreed.
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Todd Stone joins OKC Council, weighs in on bonds, MAPS, other city initiatives
“I am really interested in seeing streets get a shot in the arm,” Stone told Oklahoma Gazette during a recent interview in his office at City Hall.
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Anti-protest bills could curb freedom of speech or provide protection in Oklahoma
House Bill 1123 would enhance trespassing laws, and House Bill 2128 would hold protesters and individuals or entities that financially aid them liable for property damage.
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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.
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Ward 1 candidates prepare for Feb. 14’s Oklahoma City Council election
Jonathan Clour, Chris Gordon and incumbent James Greiner are vying for the council seat.