– Oklahoma City leaders say sports investments are boosting tourism and economic growth. – The city is preparing for major events including Olympic competition and international championships. – ...

Child care subsidies extended to children ages 6, 7, and 8 starting Jan. 12 Emergency assistance families now eligible for subsidies up to age 13 Pandemic-era $5 daily add-on ends April 6; income ...

Ticket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics opened globally on Thursday after what organizers said was a record-setting first week of local presales, underscoring strong early demand for a Games ...

– Norman approved a one-year data center moratorium. – City will develop zoning rules for future proposals. – Officials cite planning and public input as priorities. NORMAN — To “get ahead of the ...

TULSA — The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association has opened registration for its 74th Annual Convention and Trade Show, which will take place July 24-25 at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center.

NORMAN — The Salvation Army of Cleveland and McClain Counties has broken ground on the first phase of a $2 million renovation and expansion project designed to increase shelter capacity and strengthen ...

– Tribal leaders say prediction markets operate outside gaming rules. – Legal battles continue over whether event contracts are gambling. – Oklahoma sports betting debate remains unresolved.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Today in 42 states across the country, truckers and leisure drivers will stop for fuel and food at one of the 637 Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores along America’s major highways.

Linda Capps has served as vice chairman of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation since 1990, holding the second-highest elected position in the tribal government. Her Potawatomi name, Segenakwe, means “Black ...

– Event features 28 amateur and 13 pro bouts. – Oklahoma boxers like Carlos Lewis, Elijah Reeves to fight. – Organizers expect 3,000–5,000 fans for Nov. 8 event. Maurice Williams felt something was ...

– Citizens group files lawsuit to halt the $1.1 billion Rock Creek Entertainment District. – Plaintiffs allege the project’s TIF districts violate state law and the Oklahoma Constitution. – Lawsuit ...

Children’s Health Foundation receives grant for Oklahoma Autism Center program ...