Mullin Tapped for DHS: What It Means for OKC In news that has local implications for Oklahoma City and beyond, U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin is reportedly being considered by former President Donald Trump to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in 2026. This potential appointment, first reported on March 5, 2026, could elevate an Oklahoman to a critical national security role, succeeding Kristi Noem. Senator Mullin Eyed for DHS Chief Role The news of … Read More

OKC’s Coolest Scoops: Your Guide to Frozen Treats As the temperatures rise in Oklahoma City, there’s nothing quite like a refreshing frozen treat to beat the heat. While national publications highlight the best shops across the country, our vibrant city boasts its own array of delightful spots perfect for every craving, from classic scoops to adventurous new flavors. Let’s dive into the local scene and discover where to cool down next. The Sweet Appeal of … Read More

Oklahoma Election Results: What They Mean for OKC As the ballots are tallied across Oklahoma, the recent election has brought forth significant decisions that will directly shape the future of Oklahoma City and its residents. From state-level propositions to key local races, understanding these outcomes is crucial for every Oklahoman looking to grasp the evolving landscape of our community. The Statewide Picture: Key Ballot Initiatives Voters across Oklahoma weighed in on several pivotal statewide questions. … Read More

OKC Police Chief Gourley to Retire July 1 Oklahoma City residents are preparing for a significant leadership change within the OKC Police Department as Chief Wade Gourley has announced his retirement. His last day will be July 1st, marking the end of an era for the city’s top law enforcement official and initiating a crucial transition period for local public safety. A Leader’s Legacy: Chief Wade Gourley’s Tenure Chief Wade Gourley has served the Oklahoma … Read More

Edmond Kicks Off Route 66 Centennial Celebration Edmond is buzzing with excitement this week as it officially launches its centennial celebration for Route 66. As a significant stop along the historic Mother Road, the city is set to unveil new historical markers and host special events, inviting all Oklahoma City locals to join in recognizing its rich connection to this iconic highway. Celebrating a Century of the Mother Road The kickoff events in Edmond mark … Read More

SGA’s Foul-Drawing: Skill or Strategy, Kings Coach Weighs In OKC Thunder fans are buzzing after Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown’s recent comments regarding Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s uncanny ability to draw fouls. Following a competitive matchup, Brown praised SGA’s skill, albeit with a subtle jab, highlighting what he perceives as Shai’s knack for “convincing” referees. This perspective ignites a familiar debate among NBA circles: is drawing fouls an art, or merely a clever manipulation of the rules? … Read More

Oklahoma City Faces Severe Storm Threat This Week Oklahoma City residents are urged to prepare for a significant severe weather outbreak expected to impact the region. Forecasters are monitoring conditions closely, with risks including tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds. Staying informed and having a safety plan in place is crucial as the storm system approaches. Understanding the Threat: Tornadoes, Hail, and Damaging Winds Oklahoma’s unique geographical position in “Tornado Alley” makes it particularly vulnerable … Read More