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Great weather in the forecast this week! Mostly sunny skies, Lighter winds, nice temps...

It’s a nice stretch of weather as we go through most of this week. Our next chance for showers and t’storms comes in as we go into the weekend and into next week. It’s April so the threat is there for strong to severe thunderstorms especially by late in the weekend into next week. So lets enjoy the next few days.
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Sweet Success: Roxy’s Ice Cream Social Marks 10 Years in OKC’s Plaza District

A decade of sweet treats and neighborhood charm is worth celebrating—and Roxy’s Ice Cream Social is doing just that. The beloved Oklahoma City ice cream shop is marking its 10th anniversary with a month-long celebration this April at its original Plaza District location. Since opening in 2016, Roxy’s...
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Weekend gunfire outside NW OKC event center sparks safety concerns among residents

OKLAHOMA CITY - A weekend shooting outside a northwest Oklahoma City event center has neighbors in the area on edge. Police said officers were patrolling near The Venue, located near Northwest 17th and Portland Avenue, when they heard the gunshots early Sunday morning. People living near The Venue told News...
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Oklahoma City announces Festival of the Arts street closures

OKLAHOMA CITY - The City of Oklahoma City has announced temporary street closures for the Festival of the Arts, which is set to begin later this month. City officials say the street closures will extend before, during and after the duration of the festival. The Festival will take place in...

Midday Central Ave Blaze Brings Rapid Fire Response In OKC

A Monday afternoon structure fire near the 1900 block of Central Avenue had Oklahoma City firefighters working to knock down flames as crews arrived on scene shortly after midday. The Oklahoma City Fire Department shared an initial update on social media, but as of that first post had not released details on injuries, the building’s condition or what may have sparked the blaze.

Edmond bookstore owner fights developer’s Barnes & Noble plan

EDMOND — A local bookstore owner recently took the Edmond City Council to task over a plan to bring a Barnes & Noble to town, saying it could force her store, or two others, to close. Lori Dickinson Black took on the council in defense of her Bluebird Books and Edmond's two other small, independent booksellers. She said the big Barnes & Noble that local developers hoped...
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James Beard Finalist and ‘Indigenous Food Warrior’ Chef Crystal Wahpepah Named Consulting Chef at...

OKLAHOMA CITY (March 30, 2026) — After a landmark weekend celebrating the release of her new cookbook, “A Feather and a Fork: 125 Intertribal Dishes from an Indigenous Food Warrior,” First Americans Museum (FAM) is proud to announce that Crystal Wahpepah (Kickapoo) has been appointed as the new consulting chef for 39 Enterprises, which runs the museum’s dining, catering and private events operations.
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Oklahoma County Detention Center officer dies on active military duty

OKLAHOMA COUNTY - An officer at the Oklahoma County Detention Center died while on active military duty, officials said. Officials with ODOC said that Detention Officer Clinton Vaught died during a training exercise at Fort Benning, Georgia. ODOC said Vaught was a member of the Oklahoma National Guard and had...
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‘April Fools’ prank leaves some Oklahoma police officers suspended

The prank led dispatchers to believe a baby had been tossed from a window and a person had been run over.

Texas Cash Cut Puts Oklahoma City’s Lone Passenger Train On Shaky Track

Just after sunrise at Oklahoma City's Santa Fe Depot, commuters, college kids and long-haul travelers climb aboard the Heartland Flyer for the roughly four-hour ride to Fort Worth. The daily train, Oklahoma’s only intercity passenger rail line, is still rolling thanks to a stitched-together mix of local and regional dollars after decisions in Austin blew a hole in its budget.

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