Kathryn McNutt

Election Day is rapidly approaching, and for some people, it can't get here soon enough.

Insights into the financial health of municipalities across the United States outlined in 2024 City Fiscal Conditions report released last week by the National League of Cities mostly are in line with Oklahoma City.

Street conditions, the long-standing No. 1 complaint about Oklahoma City services, was surpassed this year by homelessness.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Project architects hired to design the new downtown arena wasted no time getting to work, holding a “tip-off meeting” with city officials and Oklahoma City Thunder leaders the same day.

OKLAHOMA CITY – September home sales in the metro market dropped 20% from the previous month, according to data from the multiple listing service of the Oklahoma City Metro Association of Realtors

One year after the Oct. 30 groundbreaking ceremony for the first phase of a planned $2.5 billion travel destination in northeast Oklahoma, construction hasn't begun.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Francis Tuttle Technology Center has launched a flexible training program to help put people to work quickly in skilled trades where the current workforce shortage is growing.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The countdown to the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing begins Friday with the annual Day One Luncheon and Day of Giving.

Political animosity has increased leading up to Election Day with many in the Trump and Harris camps viewing one another with disdain and suspicion.

Nearly 4 in 10 managers say political discord among employees has eroded productivity and morale in the workplace this election season.