
East End Leader Completes OG&E Economic Course
Brittane Grant, president of the East End Historic District, was one of eight Oklahoma economic development leaders chosen for the program.

Brittane Grant, president of the East End Historic District, was one of eight Oklahoma economic development leaders chosen for the program.
Coverage here follows city government, Oklahoma County, local school districts, sports, business and public safety in Oklahoma City. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider metro.
Oklahoma City trades two second-round picks to Sacramento to reacquire the former No. 24 overall selection.

A male motorcyclist remains in critical condition following a crash with a vehicle in northwest Oklahoma City.

Live Poll
Would you support public funding for community murals in your city?
El Movimiento, created by Exiquio "Zeke" Gonzalez, will turn pillars at 17th and Robinson into community art celebrating Latino and Chicano traditions.

Live Poll
Do you think tourism-focused signage helps local neighborhood businesses in your city?
Four city districts now feature unique Route 66 shields as part of a statewide selfie trail.

Live Poll
Do you trust your local utility providers to maintain reliable water infrastructure in your area?
Low water pressure at the airport has prompted officials to provide portable restrooms for travelers.

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