Name change Damon Berryhill, head coach of the Oklahoma City Dodgers, said the city’s three magic words when asked to recall his memory playing in the first game when the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark opened in 1998. “As far as I was concerned, it was a big-league city,” said Berryhill, as if reading from a script […]
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Oklahoma City’s traffic commission approved application requests from Uber and Lyft to operate legally in the city limits.
Oklahoma City’s traffic commission approved application requests from Uber and Lyft to operate legally in the city limits.
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Uber, Lyft have 30 days to apply for licenses
A new ordinance regulating rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft went into effect Nov. 22 and companies have 30 days to submit applications for a license to operate legally in Oklahoma City.
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Council moves forward on new regulations for Uber/Lyft drivers
After nearly a year of study and months of debate, an ordinance regulating Uber and Lyft drivers was approved on Tuesday.
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BLOG: Council votes down sexual orientation protection in taxi ordinance
The Oklahoma City council voted down an amendment that would prevent rideshare and taxi companies from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation was voted down.
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Cover story: No easy answers in rideshare debate before city council
Uber and Lyft are in a heated debate with the city and local cab companies about proposed regulation that goes to a city council vote next week.
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Council hears debate on regulating Uber and Lyft
Before the city council Tuesday was an argument over regulation and the free market as Oklahoma City joined the long list of American cities dealing with the growth of rideshare services like Uber and Lyft.