NEW — Literary Voices® 2026 will welcome acclaimed novelist Jonathan Franzen April 9 at the Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club, raising funds to support libraries. | Staff reports:
NEW — OK has agreed to spend up to $800,000 to house about 40 people after Gov. Stitt’s Operation SAFE — a shift from his earlier opposition to using tax dollars for housing. | Maddy Keyes reports:
NEW — The City of Oklahoma City offers this overview of City sales tax and use tax for the month of February. | Staff reports:
A small crowd of pro-science advocates turned out on a cold and windy morning for the Stand Up for Science rally at the Capitol, part of a nationwide network of rallies. | Alex Gatley reports:
NEW — The Metropolitan Library System is partnering with the Museum of Osteology for the "Nature's Open Book" exhibit at the Downtown Library this April. | Staff reports:
With funding and grants for science still marred by confusion and political uncertainty, science leaders are looking closely at important research in Oklahoma. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
Officials, stakeholders, and members of the animal-loving community gathered Tuesday to celebrate progress for the new MAPS 4 Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
NEW — After crashing onto the scene with an acclaimed compilation of Oklahoman rock and electro last year, Mystery Class Records is back with "Side Quests Vol. 2." | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
NEW — This year's Oscars feature two sports movies up for Best Picture, both confronting the competitive spirit and both focused through the lens of American ego. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
NEW — A small crowd of pro-science advocates turned out on a cold and windy morning for the Stand Up for Science rally at the Capitol, part of a nationwide network of rallies. | Alex Gatley reports:
President Trump announced that he will nominate Oklahoman Sen. Markwayne Mullin to lead the Dept of Homeland Security, replacing Kristi Noem, who will be reassigned. | Ariana Figueroa reports:
NEW — With funding and grants for science still marred by confusion and political uncertainty, science leaders are looking closely at important research in Oklahoma. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
Following last year's ban on new bike lanes, new plans for Classen could see reduced speed limits, improved crossings, and an off-street bike trail. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
Continuing today! Classen SAS presents an all-student production of musical workplace comedy "9 to 5" delivering a powerful message of female solidarity. | Zoe Elrod reports:
NEW — Officials, stakeholders, and members of the animal-loving community gathered Tuesday to celebrate progress for the new MAPS 4 Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
NEW — President Trump announced that he will nominate Oklahoman Sen. Markwayne Mullin to lead the Dept of Homeland Security, replacing Kristi Noem, who will be reassigned. | Ariana Figueroa reports:
NEW — Classen SAS presents an all-student production of musical workplace comedy "9 to 5" Thursday through Saturday, delivering a powerful message of female solidarity. | Zoe Elrod reports:
Planning officials presented City Council with newly revised plans for biking and pedestrian improvements on Classen Blvd following last year's ban on new bike lanes. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
OKC-based booking and fan engagement app Fanwave is going back to drawing board, but first, they're hosting an all-rock blowout to thank fans and artists. | Music by True Sky Credit Union with Brett Fieldcamp:
ICYMI - The Trump administration is suing the State of Oklahoma to obtain protected voter info after the OK Election Board declined to hand over unredacted data. | Barbara Hoberock, Oklahoma Voice reports:
ICYMI - OKCPD has booked suspects and closed investigations for a pair of longstanding cold case homicides, one of which dates back over two decades. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
ICYMI - Officials celebrated EMBARK's Bus Rapid Transit system and the dual milestones of two years in operation and one million riders. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
NEW — Planning officials presented City Council with newly revised plans for biking and pedestrian improvements on Classen Blvd following last year's ban on new bike lanes. | Brett Fieldcamp reports:
ICYMI - OKC's Canterbury Voices will present an evening of Broadway favorites on March 21st, with selections from "The Sound of Music," "Les Mis," and more. | Adrienne Proctor reports:
OKC-based booking and fan engagement app Fanwave is going back to drawing board, but first, they're hosting a rousing rock blowout to thank fans and artists. | Music by True Sky Credit Union with Brett Fieldcamp:
Best Picture contenders "Hamnet" and "Train Dreams" share a similar focus on tragedy, but also a welcome embrace of natural beauty and poetic emotion. | Film by OKCMOA Film with Brett Fieldcamp:
OKCMOA highlighted their Film Society and Moderns members in an event Wednesday with Free Press's own Brett Fieldcamp discussing films and Oscar nominees. | Zoe Elrod reports:
The Trump administration is suing the State of Oklahoma to obtain protected voter info after the OK Election Board declined to hand over unredacted data. | Barbara Hoberock, Oklahoma Voice reports
