Dozens of No Kings rallies are planned in Oklahoma on March 28 as part of a nationwide mobilization organizers say includes more than 3,000 events.

The Harbor will convert a former juvenile detention center into a 24/7, pet-friendly low-barrier shelter with 180 beds, on-site case management and a kitchen.

A new StorageCafe analysis puts Oklahoma in the top 10 for net inbound movers in 2023, with roughly 25,000 newcomers and mounting pressure on local housing markets.

OKCPS will review renaming César Chávez Elementary after national reporting and new disclosures prompted local concern. The Board will begin discussions after spring break.

Catholic Charities opened Caritas Casitas — 12 Boxabl studio homes in Stockyards City — offering roughly 375 sq ft units at about $850/month; nine are leased.

Relatives say more than 200 remains are still entombed at Shawnee’s Fairview Mausoleum after a court-ordered relocation stalled; families want a timetable and a point of contact.

ReMerge’s diversion model has graduated more than 200 mothers and pairs treatment, legal help and job supports to cut reentry and save money. Graduations can erase the felonies that brought participants in.

Mediation between Norman officials, the library system and builders could decide who pays to repair the mold‑plagued Central Library and when it will reopen.

Small‑town volunteer firehouses across Oklahoma are running critically low on volunteers, creating daytime coverage gaps and straining mutual aid.

Enid High senior Juan Diego López Macías was arrested after a Feb. 28 traffic stop and placed in ICE custody in Texas, prompting classmates and local advocates to protest.

Two Lawton residents, Garry Swedlund and Don Sullivan, were chosen for Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight Mission #12 to Washington, D.C., on April 14 to visit national memorials.

A new analysis finds the Choctaw Nation generated $4.1B in 2023, supporting thousands of jobs and funding schools, clinics and housing across Oklahoma.

Edmond has moved from CodeRED to AlertED. Residents who were on CodeRED must re-register to keep receiving emergency messages.