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The National Cowboy Museum hosts the 53rd Prix de West and the OKC Zoo welcomes Xerxes, its first male Asian elephant calf.
Oklahoma City's 2024 water quality report shows no violations and confirms water meets all EPA and state safety standards.
Shannon Crites of Ardmore has been appointed to the Oklahoma Arts Council for a three-year term starting July 1.
Oklahoma City Council approves agreements securing Thunder's long-term stay and advancing plans for the new $1B downtown arena.
From artist panels and gallery shows to the Oklahoma Opry’s 48th anniversary, June is packed with events for arts lovers ...
Oklahoma City will host Olympic softball and canoe events in 2028, requiring 1,000+ daily volunteers and major planning efforts from Team OKC.
Oklahoma House swears in three new members after June special elections, filling seats in Tulsa, Owasso and Oklahoma City districts.
Many employers implement wellness programs into their employee health plan offering. Wellness programs have varying designs but commonly offer premium discounts to participants who are tobacco-free or ...
The Oklahoma County justice system is investing more in early diversion efforts that are more promising and offer more effective paths forward.
The East End District will come alive June 19–21 as “Juneteenth on the East” returns to celebrate Black liberation, culture, ...
State officials warn of measles exposure at OKC airport and Guymon Walmart during Memorial Day weekend; 20 cases reported in Oklahoma in 2025.
Oklahoma's new $75M fund will help counties fix roads and bridges, targeting rising costs and high numbers of deficient ...