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During its Tuesday meeting, the Norman City Council unanimously passed a resolution expressing opposition to the ACCESS Oklahoma Kickapoo Turnpike extension and an ordinance increasing water line connection charges for

A grassroots organization in opposition of the ACCESS Oklahoma Kickapoo Turnpike extension held a press conference to discuss the group’s purpose and future actions against the turnpike before the Norman

While the Oklahoma Department of Transportation purchases land for its own use, that doesn’t mean other agencies such as the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority won’t need it, state officials said.

A nonprofit organization called Pike Off OTA (Oklahoma Turnpike Authority) has called a press conference ahead of the council meeting Tuesday.

Guy Marshall has lived at 7800 Stardust Lane for the last 33 years near Lake Thunderbird. Out of dense trees and bristling brambles, Marshall hewed out a home and a

Mayor Breea Clark says she will formally join residents who resist the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s plans to expand toll roads in Norman.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives blocked an amendment Monday that would have barred construction of turnpikes in Norman.

It took less than 45 minutes for the auditorium at Crosspointe Church to fill up with Ward 5 residents who came to make their voices heard about a new turnpike

By Rep. Sherrie Conley

In a rare moment, the Norman City Council agreed Tuesday night as each councilor denounced the impacts of eminent domain from an expansion of the state’s turnpike system.