Oklahoma Undocumented Students Fight for In-State Tuition Undocumented college students in Oklahoma are facing a tuition crisis after a federal ruling challenged the legality of their in-state tuition rates. This decision threatens to double their education costs, prompting the Oklahoma Students for Affordable Tuition (OSAT) to seek court intervention to defend the state’s original law. The Federal Challenge to Oklahoma’s Tuition Law A critical legal battle is unfolding in Oklahoma concerning the tuition rates for … Read More

Unlock Affordable Living: Oklahoma City’s ADU Opportunity Oklahoma City faces a pressing housing crisis, with an urgent need for an additional 45,000 housing units to meet current demands. Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), often called “granny flats” or backyard bungalows, are emerging as a practical and necessary solution to this challenge. Addressing OKC’s Housing Shortage Our city is grappling with a significant housing deficit, compounded by rising costs. Over 77,000 households in Oklahoma City are currently … Read More

Get Inked: Friday the 13th Tattoo Deals in OKC Friday the 13th, often considered a day of superstition, has transformed into an exciting tradition for tattoo enthusiasts seeking new ink. This year, numerous Oklahoma City-area tattoo shops are joining the celebration, offering special deals, flash designs, and extended hours to mark the occasion. Locals are invited to partake in this unique blend of art and tradition, but a bit of preparation will ensure a smooth … Read More

OKC’s New Housing Trend: Exploring Horizontal Apartments Oklahoma City is experiencing a significant shift in its housing landscape with the emergence of “horizontal apartments.” These aren’t your typical apartment buildings; they are entire neighborhoods of single-family homes designed and built specifically for renters, offering a blend of home privacy and rental convenience. What Exactly Are Horizontal Apartments? Often marketed as “cottages,” horizontal apartments are high-density communities featuring individual rental homes on smaller lots. They come … Read More

Oklahoma City’s Peace Festival: A Day of Community and Global Awareness The eagerly awaited 2025 Peace Festival, proudly presented by The Peace House in Oklahoma City, is set to make its grand return this Saturday. After a necessary hiatus last year, this free community event offers a vital platform for connection, education, and engagement with critical global and local issues, providing a unique opportunity to support meaningful causes. The Return of a Much-Needed Event Nathaniel … Read More

Lady Cats Volleyball Splits Competitive Road Trip Matches The College of the Ozarks (C of O) Lady Cats Volleyball team recently navigated a demanding back-to-back conference road trip, splitting their matches against formidable opponents. After facing a tough defeat against the Oklahoma City University Stars, the Lady Cats showcased their resilience with a dominant performance, securing a clean sweep against Southwestern Christian University. This weekend of play highlighted both the challenges and the potential of … Read More

OKC’s Evolving Food Scene: A Look Back at 2024 Closures The Oklahoma City metro area saw a dynamic shift in its culinary landscape throughout 2024, with numerous beloved restaurants, breweries, and bars closing their doors. From long-standing local favorites to promising newcomers, these closures reflect a continually evolving food scene, making way for new concepts anticipated in 2025. Navigating OKC’s Changing Palate in 2024 The past year brought significant changes to Oklahoma City’s restaurant industry. … Read More