Kathryn McNutt

Topping the list of barriers to providing Oklahoma's working families quality child care are red tape and burdensome paperwork, according to a new study that looked at what providers face when going through the licensing process.

More than 25% of senior adults have reported feeling pressure to move within the past six months due to rising costs and housing-related challenges, new research by Retirement Living reveals.

EDMOND — Seeking to fill a vacancy by the end of the year, the Edmond City Council approved a timeline Monday for the appointment of a new Ward 1 representative.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Experts discussed the potential benefits and risks to the economy under a second Trump administration Thursday during the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber 's annual State of the Economy forum.

Oklahoma City honored philanthropist John Kirkpatrick by renaming Zoo Drive to Kirkpatrick Drive, celebrating his family's lasting impact on education, culture and conservation.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The City Council approved a real estate donation agreement with Echo for 9 acres of land, near Shields Boulevard and SE 3rd Street, which has been identified as the site for the MAPS 4 multipurpose stadium.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The City Council on Tuesday approved the final plans and specification for the MAPS 4 animal shelter project, a modern facility that will increase the space for dogs by 120% and the area for cats by 50%.

A USA Volleyball complex in northeast Oklahoma City will draw more than 3,000 people from a six-state area for certain events.

Progress on the Bricktown development that includes plans for the tallest building in the U.S. has been slow since the City Council lifted a height restriction.

Ugly political division could become an unwanted guest at your Thanksgiving table this year as friends and relatives sit down with strong and differing views following the 2024 election.