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Oklahoma lawmaker hopes to protect event venues, patrons from bot-powered ticket fraud

Lawmakers are looking to tighten up restrictions around online ticket resales. They heard from local stakeholders about the worsening issue and how to protect consumers from fraud.

Oklahoma City, OK · 9d

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Oklahoma City Council rezones two properties for data centers after delays

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — After months of delays, two proposed data centers in western Oklahoma City were back before the city council for final rezoning decisions. Council members considered final rezoning ordinances for two separate properties near I-40 and Frisco Rd. that are part of a larger proposed data center campus. The decisions have been postponed repeatedly since March, and both items are now back on the council’s agenda.

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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Sheriff's accountant questions Oklahoma County budget's deadline standing

With issues still unresolved and Oklahoma County budget numbers up in the air, the sheriff's top accountant asked elected officials another question that hung heavy over the boardroom. The important but clouded financial document that the County Budget Board has been waiting to see corrected and submitted for its approval...

Oklahoma County, OK · 10d

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Early voting begins starting Wednesday

Oklahomans are reminded that election day is next Tuesday, and early voting starts Wednesday.

Oklahoma County, OK · 10d

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Creston Park demolition underway as OKC Housing Authority plans neighborhood redevelopment

OKLAHOMA CITY - Creston Park in northeast Oklahoma City is getting a makeover as the Oklahoma City Housing Authority works toward redeveloping the aging public housing neighborhood. The first phase of construction is expected to begin in 2027, but there is no timeline yet for completion of the entire project.

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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Mustang Swaps 8,000 Water Meters in Half the Time, $5.9M Project Says

More than 8,000 water meters across Mustang, Oklahoma have been swapped out for new wireless technology under a $5.9 million infrastructure project that Ameresco says it finished in just five months, half the time originally planned. The upgrade gives the city remote meter reading, usage data that can help staff investigate potential leaks, and a new customer portal for residents to track their own water use.

Mustang, OK · 11d

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Federal election monitors coming to Oklahoma, Tulsa and Muskogee counties

OKLAHOMA CITY — Some Oklahomans leaving their polling places on Election Day may be approached by federal election monitors. They can stop to talk or go on their way — participation is voluntary. The U.S. Department of Justice is sending staff to monitor voting-rights compliance at polling places...

Tulsa County, OK · 11d

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Before You Vote: New faces, familiar Republican advantage in legislative races

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma voters will decide 70 legislative races Nov. 3, choosing new lawmakers and deciding which incumbents return as Republicans seek to preserve their commanding majorities. Voters will choose replacements for lawmakers seeking statewide office, decide whether Republican primary winners advance to the Capitol and determine whether...

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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Oklahoma City Parish Sued in Case Involving Two Minors

A lawsuit filed against St. Thomas More University Parish and Student Center concerns allegations involving two minors. Michael and Stacy Meade filed the lawsuit against St. Thomas More and Paul S. Coakley, archbishop of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, seeking damages of at least $250,000, according to OU Daily. The petition concerns allegations involving two minors. No trial date has been set.

Oklahoma City, OK · 13d

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Echols, Coffey reject Drummond’s call for judge to resign over Swadley sentence

OKLAHOMA CITY — Both candidates seeking to replace Attorney General Gentner Drummond said Thursday that restaurant owner Brent Swadley deserved additional prison time for defrauding the state. Neither supported Drummond’s call for the sentencing judge to resign. Hours earlier, Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong gave Swadley a...

Oklahoma City, OK · 14d

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Oklahoma sends rescue teams to help with New Mexico flooding

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma announced plans Friday to send four swift-water rescue teams to New Mexico to help with flooding, according to Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office. The deployment includes 24 Oklahoma Task Force 1 members from the Tulsa and Oklahoma City areas, along with boats, trailers and rescue equipment. The teams were scheduled to leave Friday evening and stage in Santa Fe for an assignment lasting up to seven days, depending on flood conditions.

Oklahoma · 12d

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Early voting opens ahead of November general election

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — The general election is a little more than a week away, and some Oklahoma voters are hoping to get their votes in early. Officials say there are three early voting locations in Oklahoma County for the Nov. 3 general election. Voters can head to the...

Oklahoma County, OK · 11d

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Mulhall-Orlando FFA, 4-H members earn honors at Oklahoma State Fair

Mulhall-Orlando FFA and 4-H members had plenty to celebrate after a successful showing at the Oklahoma State Fair Judging Contest. Representing Mulhall-Orlando FFA in the senior division were Berkley McKay, Kilee Blehm, Lane Brown, and Eme Pool. The team tested their judging skills and finished 9th overall. Mulhall-Orlando’s Junior 4-H...

Mulhall, OK · 11d

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Sign Design Awards: Kicking It Up a Notch

When Oklahoma City began preparing for the 2026 Route 66 Centennial, city officials wanted a landmark that would celebrate the highway’s history while giving visitors something memorable to see. The result was Kicks 66, a massive illuminated cowboy boot and prickly pear cactus sculpture that stands 35 feet, 4 inches tall beside the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Bringing the project to life required the expertise of Jim Gleason and his team at GS Signs in Oklahoma City, whose work earned recognition in Sign Builder Illustrated‘s 2026 Sign Design Awards.

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

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Oklahoma City plans $1.3 million Douglass Park renovation

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City plans to begin a $1.3 million renovation of Douglass Park in October, adding a new playground and sprayground, upgrading a basketball court and improving access to the baseball field. The project also includes a renovated basketball court and a new concrete plaza and walkway serving...

Oklahoma City, OK · 12d

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OSDE proposes $123 million boost to education funds

The Oklahoma State Department of Education proposed a $123 million funding increase for the 2028 fiscal year to cover rising insurance costs and implement new literacy training mandates.

Oklahoma · 12d

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Overnight lane closures planned on I-44 in Newcastle Nov. 5, 9 and 10

NEWCASTLE, Okla. - Drivers traveling along Interstate 44 in Newcastle should prepare for overnight lane closures on three dates in November as crews work on an Oklahoma Turnpike Authority project. According to the City of Newcastle, roadwork is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5, Monday, Nov. 9, and Tuesday, Nov. 10,...

Newcastle, OK · 11d

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After controversial state Attorney Gentner Drummond denounces Oklahoma County judge, Swadley defense team responds

OKLAHOMA CITY -- On Thursday (October 23) Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Troung -- who handled sentencing after trial judge Susan Stallings removed herself from the sentencing stage of the Brent Swadley case -- sentenced the restauranteur to lengthy probation, with credit for time served. State Attorney General Gentner Drummond...

Oklahoma City, OK · 14d

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Eight Oklahoma Flea Markets Where a Five-Dollar Bill Still Buys Real Treasure

Some of the best afternoons in Oklahoma start with a crumpled bill in your pocket and no plan at all. You wander past folding tables piled with old tools, mismatched dishes, and boxes nobody has opened in years. Then something catches your eye, and suddenly you are holding a little...

Oklahoma City, OK · 14d