Oklahoma renters have no recourse for neglectful landlords. Lawmakers need to act | Opinion
When I moved to Oklahoma over a decade ago, I had no idea that state laws here give the upper hand to bad landlords and give tenants struggling with catastrophic issues — think raccoon infestations, flooding and mold — little recourse if repairs aren’t made. But then I watched my then-boyfriend wage an unsuccessful...
Iraq war vet goes viral after candid take on No Kings protest
Saturday’s “No Kings” demonstrations drew massive crowds nationwide, with organizers and local reports saying nearly 7 million people turned out. Events took place coast to coast, in every state, and the movement’s reach extended far beyond traditional urban strongholds. How the No Kings movement spread across...
Oklahoma City superintendent’s contract dispute sparks community support
Community members and pastors are rallying behind Oklahoma City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Jamie Polk amid a contract dispute. At a recent board meeting, Pastor Derrick Scobey demanded increased pay for Dr. Polk and called for the removal of the OKCPS board chair. Scobey highlighted the disparity in pay....
90-year-old OKC mechanic keeps engines, and hearts running
OKLAHOMA CITY - It’s the type of business that, at one time, was a staple in this community on the east side of the city. A business with a heart for taking care of the community. On Northeast 23rd Street, just east of Kelley, is Mr. Al’s auto repair...
Oklahoma City caterer hopes to feed 500 people in need
OKLAHOMA CITY - Raia Brooks, owner ofLove on a Plate, has set a big goal this month: to provide free meals to 500 people in need, and she’s asking the community to help. Stepping into a kitchen is stepping into Brooks’ happy place. “When I’m having a bad...
Childcare providers struggle as OKDHS stops stipend program
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) has halted a stipend program, leaving childcare providers without reimbursement for professional development training.
Online payments offline, City of OKC says
The City of Oklahoma City says most online payments for OKC are offline Monday until further notice.
Bricktown Comedy Club hosts free show for veterans
OKLAHOMA CITY - Bricktown Comedy Club will salute service members with a special night of laughter during the “Bricktown’s Got Your Six” Military Appreciation Show. The show, scheduled for 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 10, will allow active-duty military members and veterans to attend for free with a valid ID.
Waffle House stabbing victim fights for life four months after brawl arrest
OKLAHOMA CITY - A man stabbed multiple times in a Waffle House parking lot is hospitalized with critical injuries. It comes four months after his arrest following a brawl at the same restaurant.. Reports show the victim, Ronnie Goldsmith, was arguing with another man when the confrontation escalated. According to...
Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan Coming To Oklahoma
The iconic holiday drinks in America include hot apple cider, eggnog and Coca-Cola. And Oklahoma residents will have a chance to experience the full Coca-Cola holiday when the Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan pulls into Yukon on Wednesday, November 12. On Monday, November 10, Oklahoma's very own Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy...

















