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Police confirm threats against City Council following Flock voteMembers of City Council have reported death threats following their controversial votes in favor of Flock cameras in...
As I’m sure you’ve probably heard somewhere in the local media, Oklahoma City took another important step this week toward finally landing its very own Buc-ee’s. On Tuesday, the Ok...
Ward 7 community discusses housing, development, Olympics in town hallWard 7 residents joined in at a town hall meeting Tuesday evening to discuss homelessness, affordable housing,...
Indigenous Peoples’ Day gets formal designation in OKC after years of advocacyOKC City Council voted unanimously to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day after over a decade of efforts...
Urban farm in NE OKC faces zoning vote after neighbor complaintsA local ranch and agritourism space in northeast OKC is up against several challenges, including an upcoming request...
City approves roadwork for OK’s first Buc-ee’s, despite sprawl concernsCity Council approved $10 million for roadwork needed to bring OK's first Buc-ee's to far west OKC, despite t...
Lowe holds District 1 County seat; Clayton to face Mayo for District 3Incumbent commissioner Jason Lowe will hold onto his District 1 seat in OK County; Republican Jessica Clayton...
The final budget of $825,869,222 passed 6–1, with Mayor Lily Wu voting no.
Chamber forum hypes better conditions, moneymaking potential of new jailCriminal justice and diversion leaders made their case for the proposed sales tax to fund a new Oklahoma Cou...
Holt doubles down on Flock vote as critics flood social mediaMayor Holt reaffirmed his vote in favor of controversial Flock Safety as he revealed hundreds of angry comments on soci...
In case you missed it, the Edmond City Council held a special meeting this week to place City Attorney Madeline Sawyer on paid administrative leave, pending a mysterious “further r...
State office building to reopen after multi-year, $70M renovationAfter three years and $70 million of renovations, the Jim Thorpe Office Building on the Oklahoma State Capitol Comp...
Warr Acres signs agreement with ICE as enforcement surrounds OKC MetroWarr Acres Police have signed an agreement with ICE to carry out immigration enforcement actions, marking anot...
Oklahomans should be concerned about Oklahoma City metro officials’ efforts to create a $1.8 billion commuter rail system covering 39 miles from Edmond to Oklahoma City to Norman.
Ralph’s Ranch wins zoning fight, but challenges remain for small farmsCity Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the rezoning of Ralph’s Ranch, but it and other small, local...
The Kansas City Council approved an ordinance that, if passed by voters on April 6, 2027, would require a public vote on future stadium projects.
The open position is for the council member who represents the southwest district. Greg Fast held the seat until he resigned on Oct. 5 for "personal reasons."
Norman Music Fest launches early Open Call for stage-ready breakoutsThe Norman Music Festival Open Call is on right now, inviting performers, bands, and artists of all kinds to app...
(The Center Square) - Seattle City Council Public Safety Chairman Bob Kettle is making it clear that the city's next police chief will also have to live up to the expectations of t...
From the proposed Skyway Park to the possible redevelopment of the Maureen Collier Senior Center, the City Council’s first October meeting could advance several big projects.
5th district councilman Geoff Paddock said he supports CCP's operations and was against the cuts.
It's starting to seem inevitable . . . How do we know???Hang around Kansas City's Westside long enough and you'll understand that power players only want votes or permission to per...
Andrea Bough, who represented the 6th District at-large, has departed the City Council to lead the city’s economic development agency. She is being replaced by former Mayor Pro Tem...
Like it or not . . .KCMO Councilman Jonathan Duncan is now the leading local elected official pushing back against taxpayer cash for stadiums without a public vote. As we noted pre...
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