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Cleveland Co. coat drive runs through December 31, 2026

Cleveland County officials announced on Thursday that they are partnering with HUGS Street Ministry (HSM) to host a Coat and Warm Clothing Drive.

Cleveland County, OK · 9d

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Legislators review incentives for state’s fastest growing industry

The aerospace industry remains a significant part of Oklahoma’s growing economic efforts and was recently the target of an interim legislative committee hearing. One legislator describes it as the “fastest growing industry in the state.”. Sen. Mark Mann, D-Oklahoma City, presented the interim study in the Senate’s Aeronautics...

Oklahoma · 11d

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Kids as Young as Five Get to Drive Bulldozers at OKC's Remington Park This Weekend

Kids as young as five will get to climb behind the controls of a real excavator, backhoe or bulldozer this weekend in northeast Oklahoma City, with a trained operator standing by the whole time. Dozer Days takes over Remington Park on Saturday and Sunday, turning the racetrack grounds into a hands-on playground of heavy machinery for families.

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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OCC delays PSO rate decision until Election Day

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Corporation Commission postponed a decision Tuesday on Public Service Company of Oklahoma’s rate case as commissioners debated how a proposed order would affect customers’ electric bills. Commissioners agreed to take up the proposal for a possible vote Nov. 3, Election Day. The...

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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Norman urges families to trick-or-treat Oct. 30 ahead of OU home game traffic

NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — The City of Norman is recommending families trick-or-treat on Friday, Oct. 30, as the Sooners prepare to take on South Carolina on Halloween night. City officials said the decision comes as increased game-day traffic and road closures could create safety issues for pedestrians and trick-or-treaters.

Norman, OK · 9d

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Tribal Days of Action bring Oklahoman communities together for early voting

Rock The Native Vote hosts two-day Tribal Days of Action for Early Voting community gatherings in Canadian, Oklahoma and Tulsa counties, Oct. 29–30, to caravan to the polls. [CANADIAN, OKLAHOMA, TULSA COUNTIES], Okla. — Rock the Native Vote is hosting Tribal Days of Action for Early Voting, inviting Native communities and all Oklahoma voters to gather, learn what’s on their ballots, then caravan to the polls together ahead of the Nov. 3 general elections. Early voting in Oklahoma runs from Wednesday, Oct. 28, through Saturday, Oct. 31.

Tulsa County, OK · 10d

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Cleveland County Courthouse to glow green Nov. 4-11 for Operation Green Light for Veterans

CLEVELAND COUNTY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Cleveland County Courthouse is joining a nationwide effort to honor and support military veterans, "Operation Green Light for Veterans." Starting on Nov. 4, the courthouse will be illuminated in green to raise awarness of the challenges veterans face and resources available to them and their families. The National Association of Counties and the National Association of County Veterans Service Officers are leading the initiative.

Cleveland County, OK · 10d

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Bus carrying Kansas seventh-graders crashes in OKC

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

The Oklahoman

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IKEA, Buc-ee's, Scheels and more: Big retailers coming to Oklahoma

IKEA opening its first Oklahoma location is just the first of the many big retail businesses coming to Oklahoma in the near future. Oklahoma City and Tulsa, primarily, are the sites for many large retail companies that are expanding and breaking into the Oklahoma market. IKEA is a fully realized project, but many are just behind the curtain preparing the final stages before welcoming customers inside their doors. Here's what to know about which businesses are coming to Oklahoma in the near future. Buc-ee's officially plans first Oklahoma Buc-ee's submitted plans for a new location in Oklahoma, complete with the beaver statue and beaver nuggets. A map of the proposed Oklahoma City Buc-ee's, shown on a map being shown to the city counci l, indicates it will be built on the northwest corner of I-40 and Cimarron Road. The Cimarron Road bridge over the highway is currently a two-lane-wide crossing with an old-fashioned rural set of on- and off-ramps. The Oklahoma City Council voted 5-2 at a September meeting to contribute $10 million in federal funding toward rebuilding the I-40 and Cimarron Road junction . The funding was secured by Sen. Markwayne Mullin before he was appointed secretary of Homeland

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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Rockhounds Rejoice as Oklahoma Mineral & Gem Show Hits OKC Fairgrounds This Weekend

Diggers, collectors and curious kids have a new reason to head to the Oklahoma State Fair Park this weekend, as the Oklahoma Mineral & Gem Show sets up shop Friday through Sunday with tables full of crystals, fossils and rocks that glow under ultraviolet light. The show runs Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with Sunday hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and admission costs $8 for adults while children under 12 get in free.

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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Oklahoma City health fair removes hepatitis C testing barriers for people experiencing homelessness

People experiencing homelessness are at increased risk for infectious and non-infectious diseases, including hepatitis C.

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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OKC’s Festival de Vida y Muerte returns to Scissortail Park

Oklahoma City’s Festival de Vida y Muerte returns to Scissortail Park Sunday, Nov. 1, for its seventh annual celebration of Día de Muertos. The free, family-friendly festival runs from noon to 8 p.m. and will feature live music, dance, art, food, community ofrendas and activities celebrating Mexican and Latino culture while honoring loved ones who have died.

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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OK County jail tax divides voters over trust and planning | Letters

Oklahoma County jail proposal lacks plan, transparency. I have been reading up on and listening to the pros and cons of (the Oklahoma County jail sales tax) proposal. The more thought that goes into the proposal the more I am inclined to vote no. My reasoning is (1) There is no concrete plans about where and what type of structure that is to be built. (2) The first proposal that passed, the public was on board to do this project. The result of the leadership not having a prepared in depth plan, caused a lot of confusion and chaos. (3) We are now being asked to trust that everything will work out just fine.

Oklahoma · 10d

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OPEH&W Health board approves $13 million assessment after plan stabilization issues

NORMAN, OKLA (KOKH) — A special meeting of the Oklahoma Public Employees Health and Welfare Plan Board ended with approval of a $13 million special assessment that local leaders say could strain already-set budgets and raised new questions about transparency and who will pay. The OPEH&W Board met Wednesday...

Washington, OK · 10d

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Edmond works on data-center rules before developers come calling

EDMOND — With no data-center applications pending, Edmond city leaders are working to put rules in place before a proposal brings the kinds of disputes over water, electricity and neighborhood impacts that have flared elsewhere in Oklahoma. Councilman Barry Moore said the city should allow time for revisions and...

Edmond, OK · 11d

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USA Softball annual meeting brings national softball leaders to Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City will once again welcome softball leaders from across the country as the USA Softball Annual Council Meeting returns to the Oklahoma City Convention Center Oct. 31-Nov. 4. Approximately 400 attendees are expected for the five-day meeting, generating an estimated 860 hotel room nights and more than $600,000 in...

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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Paycom fired worker with onion allergy legally, company says in filing

Paycom has denied violating federal disability law in response to a lawsuit alleging the company didn’t provide reasonable accommodations to an employee who has a severe onion allergy before illegally firing her. In a recent filing, the payroll software company contested claims brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which say Paycom engaged in unlawful disability discrimination and failed to make a good faith effort to accommodate Katie Jorgenson, a former benefits specialist who briefly worked at the multi-tenant office building located at 7725 W. Reno Ave., about 14 miles south of the main campus on W. Memorial Rd. Paycom argues its actions were “because of legitimate, non-discriminatory and nonretaliatory reasons,” according to an October filing. “Paycom denies that it is liable to Plaintiff and/or Jorgenson for any sum of money or in any manner whatsoever, and prays that this court dismiss plaintiff’s complaint in its entirety with prejudice and award Paycom its costs and attorneys’ fees incurred in defending this action,” the filing reads. More: Paycom fired worker because of her onion allergy, EEOC claims Paycom disputes liability, admits leadership ‘couldn’t guarantee a safe working environment’ The EEOC filed its lawsuit in late June, alleging Paycom violated

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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Ground broken for Toby Keith Expressway in OKC outer loop

Gov. Kevin Stitt, U.S. Sen. James Lankford and state and local leaders broke ground in Newcastle on a new interchange that will connect I-44, US-62 and SH-37 with the future Toby Keith Expressway. The groundbreaking marks the start of the final phase of the Oklahoma City outer loop, a goal the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority has been committed to since 1989.

Oklahoma City, OK · 13d

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$6 million street improvement project underway near Will Rogers Park

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A $6 million street improvement project underway in northwest Oklahoma City aims to make the corridor safer for drivers and pedestrians while improving neighborhood access to Will Rogers Park. Crews are resurfacing Portland Ave. from N.W. 23rd St. and N.W. 36th St. in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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Pick Up A Steel Pipe At This Oklahoma City Studio And Blow Your Own Holiday Ornament

Most holiday ornaments come from a store shelf in a plastic box. A few lucky ones in Oklahoma City start as a glowing glob of glass on the end of a long steel pipe, shaped by the same person who will later hang it on the tree. A small studio...

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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