Oklahoma lawmakers visited Broken Arrow to connect with local leaders and address community issues such as education, economic development, and mental health services.

Louisiana Economic Development won the Best-in-Show award from SEDC for its Super Bowl LIX communication work, celebrated at a conference attended by professionals from across the American South.

A renovated home by the Lawton Urban Homesteading Authority is on sale for $139,000 after city-backed rehabilitation using HUD funds. The sale is to recover investments and comply with federal regulations.

Norman, Oklahoma will enhance city communications with a personalized email system through Granicus' GovDelivery starting August 1, allowing residents to select topics of interest.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt unveiled preliminary designs for a new modern NBA arena and entertainment complex, aiming to boost the downtown area and integrate with the local community.

Norman, Oklahoma, is seeking proposals to update its development codes in alignment with the AIM Norman plan, with a focus on urban planning, natural resource protection, and preparing for population growth.

Rep. Tedford discusses the rise in Oklahoma's property insurance rates, citing severe weather, economic challenges, and legislative efforts to protect homeowners. He emphasizes the balance between regulation and a healthy insurance market.

Oklahoma City hosts a mental health info session during National Mental Health Awareness Month, welcoming residents to discuss services and resources with experts.

Oklahoma City Police invite teens to a Youth Police Academy for an insider's look at law enforcement, featuring helicopters, K-9 units, and tactical ops. Applications are open until May 12, 2025.

Cleveland County launches an assistance program for first-time homebuyers, offering down payment aid and a below-market rate mortgage, with a first loan issued recently.

Oklahoma City's historic Gold Dome is proposed to become a concert venue, with a $10 million renovation plan that includes a $3 million taxpayer-funded loan.

Wells Fargo expands its Homebuyer Access grant program to 12 new metro areas, offering a $10,000 down payment assistance to foster homeownership in underserved communities.

Edmond, Oklahoma is addressing housing affordability issues through the CDBG program, offering various aid initiatives like home rehabilitation, buyer assistance, and tree maintenance for qualifying residents.