Grunge, funk, and ambiance reign in local summer music EPs
The busy summer season is the perfect time to dive into some of the best recent short-form releases from locals across rock, pop, and even experimental ambient.
Plane hit hay bale on takeoff and crashed killing 4 says FAA
A private plane taking off from a far NW OKC private airport crashed Tuesday afternoon killing four on board. An NTSB investigation is underway.
Iconoclastic Gen X films fill OKC theaters in August
The 80s and 90s output of Gen X filmmakers changed the landscape of film forever, and OKC is showing some of the period's best cult classics through August.
Suspected shooting victim found by police on Southside
Police have identified a possible shooting victim they found dead on the Southside Sunday, Aug. 4.
Two dead from suspected murder-suicide on Southside
Police have identified both the dead suspect and victim in what is believed to be a murder-suicide on Oklahoma City's Southside.
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Police shoot, kill man in SE OKC during standoff in street
An hour-long standoff between police and one man in SE OKC Friday ended when police shot and killed the man. 3 officers are now on routine administrative leave.
Pollard Theatre Company opens 37th Season in Guthrie
Guthrie's Pollard Theatre presents an array of unique offerings for their 37th year ranging from a beloved holiday production all the way to Pink Floyd.
City’s latest homicide is death of 2017 shooting victim
The Oklahoma Medical Examiner has determined that the January death of an Oklahoma City man was from gunshot wounds sustained in 2017.
Running out of food is good, actually, at Taqueria La Nortenita
If you’re in NE OKC around lunchtime, do yourself a favor and grab some cash (no cards at this truck) and your phone and call ahead to Taqueria La Nortenita.
Oklahoma undocumented immigrants paid $227.5 million in taxes, report finds
Undocumented immigrants in Oklahoma contributed millions to Social Security, state, and local taxes in 2022 according to a recent report by a tax policy org.
Oklahoma City Zoo Celebrates 100 Years at Lincoln Park!
The Oklahoma City Zoo marks its 100th birthday with record attendance and new additions, including Expedition Africa, far beyond its humble beginnings.
In bloody Sunday killings 1 suspect, 3 victims named so far
OKLAHOMA CITY -- In the course of four hours Sunday evening three people were shot to death.
One of the victims lived long enough to...
Lyric’s ‘Cinderella’ a revelation for deaf, ASL inclusion
In a unique and powerful new production of fantasy classic "Cinderella," Lyric presents a groundbreaking incorporation of sign language and broad inclusion.
Charter board could face contempt charges for ignoring Supreme Court order
The nine members of the state Charter School Board could face contempt following another meeting in which they rebuffed an order from the Okla Supreme Court.
August brings anniversary screenings to OKC theaters
August brings a wave of cinema classics both historical and modern, each celebrating a landmark anniversary in OKC theaters this month.
Detainee dies in Okla County Jail — 5th in 2024
A detainee in the Oklahoma County Detention Center or Jail was found dead in his cell during breakfast Monday, July 29.
Brigitte Biffle takes on heavy role of Chief Public Defender
Brigitte Biffle is the new Chief Public Defender of Okla County. She succeeds the revered Robert “Bob” Ravitz who recruited her specifically to take the reigns.
OKC Fire Dept ambulance crews complete 1st month of service
At the end of the first month where the first two of OKC Fire Dept's new ambulances were put into service, two more are being fitted to enter service soon.
Suspect booked for murder in Southside death from assault
Police have released the name of the victim and the arrested suspect in a death from assault on the Southside.
