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Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City Awarded USAF Contract

Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City has been awarded a multi-year, multi-million-dollar contract by the United States Air Force (USAF) to remanufacture the Primary/Secondary Heat Exchangers for the F-16 Fighting Falcon. The contract covers P/N 764967-7 (NSN 1660-01-331-0068) and P/N 764967-5 (NSN 1660-01-046-0943). The F-16 Fighting Falcon is one of the world's...

Oklahoma City, OK · 6d
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Sales tax opponents gather at Oklahoma County jail, speak out against proposal to fund new facility

Some Oklahoma County advocates strongly oppose a proposed sales tax to fund the construction and operation of a new county jail. They say it would punish poor people.

Oklahoma County, OK · 5d

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Oklahoma City Theater Closes Out Tracy Letts' The Minutes Tonight, Sunday Sold Out

Carpenter Square Theatre — Approximate Venue For Oklahoma Premiere. Carpenter Square Theatre’s Oklahoma premiere of Tracy Letts’ The Minutes ends tonight in Oklahoma City. The final performance is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 7, according to News 9. Sunday’s show has sold out, leaving tonight as the last opportunity to see the dark comedy, which unfolds during a fictional small-town city council meeting.

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d
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A LOOK Back: Edmond’s Armory

Built in 1936 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), Edmond’s historic armory originally housed the Headquarters Company, 179th Infantry Unit of the 45th Infantry Division, known as the Thunderbirds. The building also hosted community dances, concerts, basketball games, and even a traveling circus. When the National Guard outgrew the facility, a new armory was built on Bryant Avenue in 1972. The original building served various nonprofit organizations until 1995, when the Edmond History Museum took over the entire facility. Today, the 90-year-old landmark at 5th & Boulevard continues to preserve Edmond’s military heritage and serve the community.

Edmond, OK · 6d
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Pappadeaux Permit Approved in OKC, Eyes Lake Hefner Site After Downtown Flop

Oklahoma City has approved a permit to build a Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen restaurant, clearing a bureaucratic hurdle for what would be the Houston-based chain's first-ever location in the state. The company is now looking at a site on the corner of Lake Hefner Parkway and Memorial in northwest Oklahoma City, a notable shift after Pappadeaux had originally been eyeing a spot closer to downtown.

Oklahoma City, OK · 8d

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8 Oklahoma Small-Town Spots That Light Up for Christmas and Are Worth the Cold Drive

Some of the best holiday memories in Oklahoma start with a cold car, a thermos of cocoa, and a dark two-lane road that seems to lead nowhere. Then you crest a hill, and a quiet little town is suddenly glowing like a snow globe. Small-town light shows here often outshine...

Oklahoma · 7d

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Historic El Reno Theatre Closes Indefinitely

The historic Centre Theatre in El Reno, Oklahoma, has been closed indefinitely due to failing sewer lines. City officials announced the closure on Friday,), stating that the building's restrooms are unusable, creating unsafe conditions. The city plans to replace the sewer lines and update the bathrooms as part of the...

El Reno, OK · 8d

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Oklahoma’s Two-Track DUI System Can Take Your License Even When Prosecutors Drop the Charges

Gaylene Ricketts was going through a field sobriety test on a late November night when an officer noticed her pupils were different sizes. Police pulled Ricketts over for allegedly running a stop sign in El Reno. She consented to the field sobriety test but refused a blood alcohol content test. She was booked for a DUI.

Oklahoma · 7d

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Oklahoma City council approves first hyperscale data center. That doesn't mean there will be more

Oklahoma City approved its first hyperscale data center this week. But city leaders said it doesn’t mean they’ll approve future projects.

Oklahoma City, OK · 7d

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Turn a Lump of Clay Into Your Own Mug at This Oklahoma City Pottery Studio

Some of the best places in Oklahoma hide behind plain doors you could walk past a hundred times. I stepped inside one on a whim, expecting a quick look at a few shelves, and found spinning wheels, warm kilns, and people shaping wet clay with their bare hands. It felt...

Oklahoma City, OK · 7d

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Oklahoma Medicaid agency to host public hearing on rules implementing ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority will hold a public hearing at 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, to discuss proposed permanent rules on Medicaid work requirements, coverage of gender-affirming care and increased eligibility redeterminations. The public hearing will be held in the Charles Ed McFall Board Room at the state Medicaid...

Oklahoma · 7d

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Trey Gambill receives TRO and will return to Oklahoma in 2027

A Cleveland County District Court granted Oklahoma outfielder Trey Gambill a temporary restraining order (TRO), which allows him to return to Sooners baseball. The TRO granted to Gambill was issued by District Judge Michael Tupper, according to OKC News. The same judge granted a TRO to Oklahoma Sooners basketball player BJ Edwards, along with the Oklahoma outfielder.

Norman, OK · 6d

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Oklahoma State Department of Education faces discrimination, retaliation lawsuit

OKLAHOMA CITY — A former Oklahoma State Board of Education secretary has sued the state, alleging that she suffered age and gender discrimination and retaliation from former state Superintendent Ryan Walters’ administration. Amy London filed the lawsuit against the Oklahoma State Department of Education in Oklahoma City federal court on Wednesday. She asked a judge […]

Oklahoma · 7d

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OU Health welcomes group of Ukrainian surgeons for month-long educational program

OKLAHOMA - OU Health welcomed 10 Ukrainian surgeons as part of Operation Ukraine, a month-long surgical education program in the state. The program is led by OU Health in collaboration with the University of Oklahoma and the OU College of Medicine. Operation Ukraine is providing specialized burn care training for...

Norman, OK · 6d

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State auditor finds thousands of hours in administrative leave with no documented purposes in Oklahoma County offices

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – An open records request from the Oklahoma State Auditor’s Office reveals thousands of hours of administrative leave time taken for undocumented purposes within Oklahoma County offices. During fiscal year 2023, the offices that had accumulated the most administrative leave were the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office with 3,370.75 hours, the court clerk with […]

Oklahoma County, OK · 9d

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2026 Best New Restaurants in Oklahoma City

Photography by Jared Kinley, Rachel Maucieri, Josh Masterson, Starving Artist Co. and Selena Romero. All eyes are on Oklahoma City. I know I say it every year around this time, but as someone who has lived all over the country and travels multiple times per month, there’s no place like OKC. That’s true of so many aspects of my adopted hometown, from its booming arts scene and its impending colossal coliseum to its characteristic neighborhoods, year-round events, world-class hotels and metropolitan developments. And the world is taking notice. Thanks to this year’s Route 66 centennial, bringing road-trippers from across the globe to our fair city, visitors are getting a real taste of what OKC is about. Coupled with our NBA Championship team and the 2028 Olympics, which OKC is co-hosting with Los Angeles, it’s hard not to take notice.

Oklahoma City, OK · 8d

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Ameresco completes $5.9M AMI project for utility operations in Oklahoma

Ameresco, an energy infrastructure company, has completed an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) water meter project for the city of Mustang, Oklahoma. The $5.9 million undertaking replaced more than 8,000 water meters. Ameresco worked with city staff from initial planning through final installation, beginning with an investment-grade audit that evaluated the existing metering system and assessed technology and implementation options.

Mustang, OK · 7d

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How 'Boomer Sooner,' 'Oklahoma!' became state's shared voice | Opinion

In 1953, a debate over Oklahoma’s state song was interrupted by a performance. Rep. George Nigh wanted to replace the solemn “Oklahoma, A Toast” with the title number from Rodgers' and Hammerstein’s musical. An opponent had defended the old song by singing it on the House floor. Nigh returned with a women’s college choir and Ridge Bond, an Oklahoma actor who had played Curly on Broadway. Bond came through the chamber door singing “Oklahoma!” The lawmakers stood and cheered. Nigh got his bill passed. The Oklahoma Historical Society preserves this wonderfully improbable episode. The Legislature had not been persuaded by a written argument alone. Its members had heard what the proposed anthem could do when sung by a roomful of people. More: Quick thinking and a last-minute plan helped 'Oklahoma' become an enduring state song Football Saturdays in Norman offer a more familiar example. When the Pride of Oklahoma strikes up “Boomer Sooner,” the song asks very little of anyone who knows it. The words are short. The tune is quick. You can be thinking about the next play and still join in. Someone who learned it 40 years ago sings alongside a student who learned it last week. There

Oklahoma · 6d

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Attorneys say new State Farm document reveals more about alleged scheme to reduce claim payouts

The latest round of State Farm documents has been released following a hearing for the Hursh case on Monday.

Oklahoma County, OK · 8d

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Oklahoma federal prosecutors target domestic abusers carrying firearms

OKLAHOMA CITY - Federal prosecutors in Oklahoma are holding domestic violence offenders with gun charges accountable this month. It is part of an initiative for Domestic Violence Awareness month. The U.S. Attorney Western District of Oklahoma’s Operation 922 is a way to stop domestic violence abusers from escalating and to...

Oklahoma · 7d