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East Norman: Escape the city, connect with nature

Editor's note: This story is featured in OU Daily's Best of Norman Guide, which is available online and in print. Racks can be found around Norman and campus. Check out the other featured stories at the bottom of this article. East Norman is home to a variety of parks, offering...

Norman, OK · 4d
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Oklahoma City’s GOP mayor: ‘Morally and intellectually bankrupt’ party deserved ‘rebuke’

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt (R) criticized his own party Tuesday, saying the GOP deserved the “rebuke” of the American people amid the Democratic Party’s sweeping victory in the midterm elections. “A political party that is morally and intellectually bankrupt deserves the rebuke of the American people,” Holt wrote on social media Tuesday night. “It…

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d

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Walmart brings new Supercenter to northwest Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Walmart’s newest Oklahoma City Supercenter is scheduled to open Nov. 4, adding a major retail anchor near Rockwell Avenue and the Kilpatrick Turnpike. The store at 6805 NW 138th St. sits on the northeast side of the intersection in the Deercrest Marketplace development. City...

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d
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OKC’s Asian District celebrates over 50 years along Route 66

OKLAHOMA CITY - As Route 66 prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, Oklahoma City’s Asian District is marking half a century of culture, community and perseverance along the historic highway. Stretching along Classen Boulevard from Northwest 23rd Street to Northwest 36th Street, the district draws crowds for its food,...

Oklahoma City, OK · 4d
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Oklahoma County voters reject sales tax for new jail, county officials determining what happens next

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma County voters shoot down the proposed sales tax to fund the new county jail, leaving county officials to determine what the future of the current jail will be. “We moved forward with a project that we did not have funding to complete, which was absolutely reckless,” said Oklahoma County Commissioner, […]

Oklahoma County, OK · 5d

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Oklahoma Humane Society breaks ground on $40 million campus

The Oklahoma Humane Society (OK Humane) broke ground Thursday, Nov. 5, on a new $40 million humane campus designed to expand animal welfare services throughout Oklahoma. Located at 4001 SW 15th St., the 53,000-square-foot facility will bring the organization’s adoption center, spay and neuter clinic, and animal care operations together under one roof for the first time.

Oklahoma City, OK · 4d

The Oklahoman

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Democratic wave could bring changes to Oklahoma County government

Oklahoma County government could have a distinctly different feel in a few months after Democrats swept general election races. Voters flipped the Board of Oklahoma County Commissioners in an election that ended Republican Party rule, which had held since the 1970s. Plus, if freshly elected Democrats vote as a bloc, the Nov. 3 election will lead to a shift in the balance of power on the usually nonpartisan County Budget Board, where personalities often dictate action more than partisan politics. Come Jan. 4, 2027, the commissioners' board will have a 2-1 Democratic majority, with Jennifer Mayo, 35, representing District 3 , which has not been held by a Democrat since 1981. She will join Democratic Commissioner Jason Lowe of District 1 and District 2's Brian Maughan , who will be the lone Republican. Also on Jan. 4, Democratic Assessor-elect John Gibbons will take office after beating incumbent Larry Stein. Democratic Treasurer-elect Jessica Thompson , 37, who won that open seat, will not take office until July, the start of the 2027-28 fiscal year. More: Democrats sweep Oklahoma County assessor, treasurer races OK County Commissioners chair Brian Maughan: 'Presumptuous' to forecast coming changes Maughan, who could lose his chairmanship of both

Oklahoma County, OK · 5d

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Oklahoma City for the Longer Stay: Golf Estates, Lakefront Evenings and a 1911 Hotel

The upscale way to stay in Oklahoma City for more than a week is a private estate in the gated northwest or on Lake Hefner, with downtown's 1911 hotel and Midtown's seventh-floor terrace for the evenings. The city does not market itself as a luxury destination, and that is the appeal: no velvet rope, no crowds, and the golf neighborhoods, lakefront streets, historic hotel and gallery village all within a 25-minute drive of each other.

Oklahoma City, OK · 4d

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Community Comes Together to Give Edmond Veteran a Fresh Start

EDMOND, Okla. - Clay Gonzalez is a disabled Army veteran, and his wife Lori is battling cancer, so upkeep to their Edmond home wasn’t a priority financially or physically. “The way the economy has been for over 10 years what little bit of savings I had was gone,” said Edmond homeowner Clay Gonzalez.

Edmond, OK · 5d

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Around the Block: Route 66, Robbery on camera, and Meta Glasses for veterans.

As the celebration of the Mother Road continues, Oklahoma City is sprucing up the metro with new shields.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Victory was tighter than expected, AG-elect Echols tells Fox 25

Attorney General-elect Jon Echols stopped by the Fox 25 studio in OKC on Friday. Echols told Good Day Oklahoma's Matt Stafford that his margin of victory was tighter than expected. He credits his opponent, Nick Coffey, with running a strong campaign. We asked Attorney General-elect Echols how he views the...

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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MAPS 4 projects move forward with park improvements, new animal welfare center

Several MAPS 4 projects are reaching new milestones across Oklahoma City, including the near completion of a new animal welfare center and the approval of plans for more than $5 million in improvements to a northeast Oklahoma City park. The latest MAPS 4 monthly update highlights progress on projects aimed...

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

The Oklahoman

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$80M Boulevard Place set to rise in downtown OKC after years of delays

A tower crane is set to once again appear in the downtown Oklahoma City skyline as construction ramps up on the long-delayed $80 million Boulevard Place immediately east of the Omni Hotel. The seven-story, 262-unit Boulevard Place is the tallest downtown housing built from scratch since the 1966 opening of the 24-story Regency Tower at 333 NW 5th St. Boulevard Place is being built at the southeast corner of E.K. Gaylord Boulevard and Oklahoma City Boulevard and is at the gateway to the stadium district being built to the east. The owners of the Oklahoma City Thunder, meanwhile, have shown an interest in developing the current Paycom Center block that is north of Boulevard Place once Continental Coliseum is complete. All of that development provides little wiggle room for construction, said John Semtner, project engineer with Tradesman Architectural Studios. "This project is a very tight and difficult site," Semtner said. "To see this rise up out of the ground is a very exciting moment in construction." More: OKC approves first mega-data center with strict zoning terms CMS Willowbrook is continuing foundation work and utility relocation. Semtner said the slab will be next, with the building rising out of the ground

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d

The Cool Down

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State Farm staff faced pressure to avoid replacing customers' roofs, policyholder's lawyer says

"They're paying you premiums. You owe them duties. You have to treat them fairly."

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d

KFOR

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Edmond fire proposes wildfire protection plan, as the city expands East of I-35

EDMOND Okla. (KFOR)- Edmond fire officials are proposing a wildfire protection plan as the city grows and wildfire risk increases. Previously, there was not a plan for prevention in place, but new risks are coming to surface in the city. A main concern for Edmond Fire is the neighborhoods growing quickly, east of I-35. The homes […]

Edmond, OK · 4d

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Four additional shields installed along Historic Route 66, City of OKC says

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – The City of OKC says four additional custom historic Route 66 shields have been installed in Oklahoma City. The unique shields gifted in October by the Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission, OG&E, and the Inasmuch Foundation anchor districts along former alignments of Route 66, city officials say.

Oklahoma City, OK · 4d

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Downtown in December Celebrates 25 Years of Holiday Traditions in Oklahoma City

30+ events and attractions bring festive experiences to downtown from November through January. (OKLAHOMA CITY) – Downtown in December presented by Devon will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2026, bringing more than 30 holiday events and attractions to downtown Oklahoma City. Produced by Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership, the seasonal series includes family activities, performances, holiday shopping, outdoor ice skating and festive light displays. Many events are free or affordable and open to all.

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma Is the Most Reliably Republican State in the Nation. Tuesday Night Didn’t Change That. Let’s start with what actually happened nationally, because the scale matters. Democrats made significant gains in state legislatures and flipped House seats across the country in what analysts are calling a historic midterm for the party. Democrats picked up 29 House seats and counting, powered by a broad backlash to two years of Trump administration policies. It was the kind of election night that reshapes political maps.

Oklahoma · 4d

KFOR

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Members of OKCFD Task Force return from New Mexico following floods

Members of the Oklahoma City Fire Department's Task Force are heading home Friday after 15 days in New Mexico.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d