Новости за 02.03.2024

The Edmond City Council unanimously approved the construction of an in-person utility customer service lobby at a city council meeting on Tuesday.

With air travel projected to spike in 2024 and spring break around the corner, you may have noticed some travel booking "secrets" hitting your social feeds.

The Cherokee Nation’s Principal Chief says he’s glad the state came to an agreement with the tribe this week on a renewed tobacco sales compact, but says more work needs to be done to for the state to fully repair its relationship with his tribe.

An after school program in the metro took a huge blow. Bike Club OKC says someone broke into one of their containers and stole bikes, pumps and other accessories.

New content is blooming on Netflix just ahead of the spring season. Here's what's being added this month.

An arrest warrant was posted this week for a crash that happened in September in Oklahoma City involving a driver allegedly crashing a vehicle while high on PCP, according to court documents.

A bill that would give Oklahomans struggling to pay rent more time to come up with money or find a new place to live is advancing through the state capital.

PFLAG National, a nonprofit group that supports LGBTQ people and their families, sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) late Wednesday in Travis County District Court, arguing that the demand from Paxton’s office was “a clear and unmistakable overreach.”

Two metro residents said a local handyman took thousands of dollars from them for jobs he never finished.

Friday became an historic day for the University of Oklahoma softball program. After 3 straight national titles, they get to open and play in their brand new stadium at Love’s Field. There was a dedication ceremony that took place Friday morning before the first ever pitch inside that afternoon.

Oklahoma County leaders are responding to growing concerns over claims that Oklahoma County is a sanctuary county. County officials stress it is not true.

The Washita River cuts through tough soil on this side of the Oklahoma-Texas border beside an 1890's homestead whose history is illustrated in all kinds of ways.

Oklahoma voters are set to head to the polls Tuesday for the Presidential Preferential Primary and several nonpartisan elections. The State Election Board offers these tips and reminders to Oklahoma voters ahead of the March 5th Election.

The 107th Oklahoma City Auto Show started on Friday, featuring cars new and old from automakers like Kia, Jeep, Nissan, Ford, Toyota and more.

On Friday, Mercy hospital confirmed they delivered a total of 14 babies on Leap Day.

Oklahomans looking to enjoy a drive-in movie theater under the Oklahoma skies can look for the much anticipated Winchester Drive-In Theater to open its gates for the 2024 season on March 8th-9th with a toy giveaway.