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As OKC's City Council considers a $200 million TIF for the Boardwalk at Bricktown, questions loom on the Aspiring Anew Generation nonprofit.

"Items from the Council" include approval of resolutions appointing or designating judges (Philippa C. James and Edward D. Hasbrook as municipal judges; Phiippa C. James and Donald O. Kiffin as

After hearing nearly three hours of public comment, the Oklahoma City Council voted not to approve an application to build 655 homes on an area residents say is environmentally important.

Neighbors in the Oakdale community in northeast Oklahoma City banded together to stop a development on the corner of East Britton and North Sooner Road.

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Retailers at Wheeler, status of hotel, apartment developments discussed in live chat with The Oklahomans Steve Lackmeyer.

The crew members who served for more than 80 years aboard two U.S. Navy vessels named USS Oklahoma City will be honored at a maritime display to be located along the Oklahoma River on the north shore of Wiley Post Park, 1700 S Robinson Ave.

Matt Hinkle was elected to represent Ward 5 in a runoff election for Oklahoma City Council on April 4. In final but unofficial results, Hinkle garnered 1,847 votes (50.48% of

The initiative being proposed by Oklahoma City will cost $12.5 million and is inspired by a similar model finding success in Houston.

Oklahoma City Council Ward 2, Ward 6 and Ward 8 representatives James Cooper, JoBeth Hamon and Mark Stonecipher were each reelected Tuesday in the general election.