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How a 'Housing First' model is reshaping Oklahoma City's fight against homelessness
Blanca is a single mother in her early 30’s with four kids under the age of eight. Any given day, you can find her in the kitchen, making one of their favorite meals, like rice, beans and vegetables. Cooking for her kids was not something Blanca was always able...
Beer, boats, rock blowouts set for Labor Day Weekend in OKC
Beer, boats, rock blowouts set for Labor Day Weekend in OKCOKC (and surrounding areas) are sending the summer off in style this weekend with concerts, conventions, and some Olympic-level, family-friendly river sports. Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press
Oklahoma County Jail Detainee’s Death Linked to Meth and Fentanyl: Mother Seeks Justice
A mother now knows what caused her son’s death inside the Oklahoma County Detention Center. The detainee, 31-year-old Derek Strother, died back in February 2024. A medical examiner’s report released this week shows the probable cause was a drug overdose. Debra Stanton says her son was behind bars...
Police officers are starting to use AI chatbots to write crime reports. Will they hold up in court?
OKLAHOMA CITY — A body camera captured every word and bark uttered as police Sgt. Matt Gilmore and his K-9 dog, Gunner, searched for a group of suspects for nearly an hour.
Deer Creek Wins Against Bishop McGuinness, 53-17
Deer Creek opened their season with a strong performance against Bishop McGuinness, leading 6-0 midway through the first quarter. Grady Adamson connected with Jaylen Davis on a short pass, and Davis showcased his speed, racing 63 yards down the sideline. The extra point attempt was no good, keeping Deer Creek ahead by six.
Firefighters Extinguish NW Oklahoma City Grass Fire
A grass fire prompted a response from firefighters Friday morning in Oklahoma City, according to the Oklahoma City Fire Department. OKCFD said firefighters responded to a grass fire shortly before 9 a.m. near Northwest 10th Street and North May Avenue. According to the department, the fire was started by a...
Cherokee journalist covering Indigenous affairs in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY – A year after receiving a kidney from a stranger on TikTok, Cherokee Nation citizen Katie Hallum is on the beat covering Indigenous affairs for KOSU, an NPR affiliate in Oklahoma City. “I love my job at KOSU,” the 22-year-old said. “They’re so nice. My coworkers are...
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