Oklahoma Election 2024: OKC Voter Guide The 2024 general election is here, and polling places across Oklahoma City are preparing for a historic voter turnout. Local voters will decide on critical state questions, choose congressional representatives, and cast ballots in major national races. Understanding your polling location and what to bring ensures a seamless, stress-free voting experience on Election Day. Voting Hours and Locations in Oklahoma City Polls throughout Oklahoma are open from 7 a.m. … Read More

OKC’s Legends Tower: The Proposed Tallest US Skyscraper Oklahoma City could soon be home to the tallest skyscraper in the United States if an ambitious new development plan in Bricktown secures city approval. Developer Matteson Capital has proposed increasing the height of the planned Legends Tower to a staggering 1,907 feet, a symbolic nod to the year Oklahoma joined the union. This massive project aims to completely transform our local skyline and establish our city … Read More

OKC Firefighters Warn of Surge in Hot Car Emergencies Oklahoma City firefighters are responding to a worrying rise in hot car rescue calls as summer temperatures climb across the metro area. Local first responders urge residents to remain hyper-vigilant, reminding everyone that interior vehicle temperatures can reach lethal levels in a matter of minutes. Understanding these dangers and knowing how to react can save lives this season. The Reality of Summer Heat in Oklahoma City … Read More

OKC to Host 2026 Canoe Slalom World Championships Oklahoma City is securing its spot on the international sports map as Riversport OKC prepares to host the 2026 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships. This premier global event will bring the world’s best whitewater athletes to our Boathouse District for high-stakes competition. For OKC locals, it is a front-row seat to Olympic-caliber sports action right in our own backyard. The Road to the Olympics Passes Through OKC … Read More

How Out-of-State Landlords Profit from OKC Tenant Laws Oklahoma City families seeking homeownership are falling victim to predatory rent-to-own schemes run by out-of-state firms. Exploiting Oklahoma’s low $58 eviction filing fee and weak tenant laws, a Colorado-based company has turned local housing into a revolving door of serial evictions. This pattern highlights how vulnerable local renters are and the urgent need for reform in our neighborhoods. The Rent-to-Own Illusion in OKC Many local families view … Read More

The 5 Greatest Players in OKC Thunder History Since professional basketball arrived in Oklahoma City in 2008, the Thunder has forged a deep bond with local fans inside the Paycom Center. From the early days of Loud City to the rise of the current young roster, local residents have witnessed some of the most talented athletes in NBA history. This retrospective celebrates the five iconic players who defined Thunder basketball and established our city on … Read More

Mayor Holt Unveils a Bold New Vision for Oklahoma City Oklahoma City is experiencing unprecedented growth, cementing its place as the nation’s 20th largest city. In his latest address, Mayor David Holt outlined a strategic roadmap designed to sustain this momentum while addressing critical local challenges. From world-class entertainment venues to vital neighborhood improvements, here is what the Mayor’s vision means for the future of our community. A City on the Rise For decades, Oklahoma … Read More