Oklahoma social studies standards stir debate

Oklahoma social studies standards stir debate

Oklahoma’s New Social Studies Standards Stir Debate Changes are brewing for how history and civics are taught in Oklahoma classrooms, directly impacting our kids right here in Oklahoma City. The State Department of Education recently proposed new social studies standards, sparking considerable debate among educators, parents, and community members. Oklahoma’s Social Studies Overhaul The State Department of Education (SDE) has put forth a comprehensive revision of social studies standards for K-12 public schools. These new … Read More

Aviators Claim PCL First Half Title

Aviators Claim PCL First Half Title

Aviators Claim PCL First-Half Title The Las Vegas Aviators, the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, have secured the Pacific Coast League (PCL) first-half championship. This significant achievement highlights the strong performance of their roster, notably fueled by a promising pipeline of Athletics prospects eager to make their mark on the big league stage. For baseball fans in Oklahoma City, this success points to the high level of competition and talent showcased within our very … Read More

Wednesday Storms Bring Heavy Rain to OKC

Wednesday Storms Bring Heavy Rain to OKC

Wednesday Storms Bring Heavy Rain to OKC Oklahoma City residents should brace for another significant weather event this Wednesday. Forecasters are predicting widespread heavy rain and numerous storms throughout both the morning and afternoon hours, raising renewed concerns for potential flash flooding across the metropolitan area. Staying informed and prepared is crucial for everyone. Intensified Flood Risk Across the Metro The primary concern for Wednesday is intense, prolonged rainfall, which could quickly lead to flash … Read More


Juneteenth Kicks Off Downtown OKC Celebrates Freedom

Juneteenth Kicks Off Downtown OKC Celebrates Freedom

Juneteenth Kicks Off Downtown: OKC Celebrates Freedom Oklahoma City is buzzing with excitement as Juneteenth celebrations officially began downtown, marking a significant moment for the community. The festivities launched with a lively Food Truck Friday and Block Party, setting a vibrant tone for a weekend of remembrance and joy across the metro. These events not only highlight cultural heritage but also foster unity and civic engagement right here in the heart of our city. Celebrating … Read More

OKC Running Stars Who to Follow

OKC Running Stars Who to Follow

Spotlighting OKC’s Running Stars: Who to Follow Oklahoma City boasts a passionate running community, fostering talent from high school tracks to collegiate cross country courses. Discovering and supporting these dedicated local athletes adds an exciting dimension to our city’s sports landscape, connecting us directly to their inspiring journeys and achievements. Local Running Talent: A Community Treasure Oklahoma City’s commitment to sports extends beyond major professional teams, deeply embedding itself within our vibrant running community. From … Read More

OKC Trades Wiggins Strategic Roster Move

OKC Trades Wiggins Strategic Roster Move

Thunder Deals Wiggins: A Look at OKC’s Strategy The Oklahoma City Thunder recently made a move that has many local fans talking, trading promising wing Aaron Wiggins to the Atlanta Hawks. While saying goodbye to any Thunder player is tough, this decision aligns perfectly with General Manager Sam Presti’s calculated long-term vision for our team’s future. Understanding the Aaron Wiggins Trade In a surprising but strategic maneuver, the Thunder sent Aaron Wiggins to the Atlanta … Read More


OKC News Why Your Source Matters

OKC News Why Your Source Matters

Getting Your OKC News: Why Source Matters In today’s fast-paced world, getting reliable information is crucial, especially when it comes to news affecting our vibrant Oklahoma City community. But with so many links and articles floating around, how can you be sure you’re reading a trustworthy source? It all starts with where you click. Understanding Your News Feed We often click on the first link that appears, whether it’s from social media, a newsletter, or … Read More

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