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The move will allow FCS and Daybreak Family Services to combine their strengths and resources, and better meet the growing demand from schools, officials said.

On Thursday evening, guests at the Woodward Industrial Foundation Annual Meeting heard an update on efforts to bring a more diversified job market to the region.

The 285 filers were the fewest in more than a decade, and even that number is likely to drop some this coming week because of withdrawals and contests of candidacy.

"The Queen of Versailles" is based on a 2012 documentary about a Florida couple in the process of constructing the largest privately owned dwelling in the country.

The evolution will be ongoing

FOX23 has been getting reactions after Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill, which some nurse practitioners said would have increased access to health care in rural communities.

A family is opening an 80s and 90s arcade and grill in Broken Arrows Rose District

The 133 offices contested this year drew just 206 applicants, the fewest for an opening day since 2012. Given that about two-thirds of all filings have historically occurred on the

Voters in Inola will decide on Tuesday if they are going to raise their local sales tax 1.5%, from 3% to 4.5%. It will take a 60% "yes" vote to

On Tuesday, OKC council will vote on rezoning land for a new amphitheater. It's expected to offer luxury and growth, but not everybody is happy.