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New projections show this iteration of MAPS will see the biggest increase, at least $100 million, in revenue compared to initial estimates.

After a two-year process, Oklahoma City established a human rights commission for the first time since it was disbanded in 1996.

A proposed Human Rights Commission ordinance is set for consideration at the Tuesday morning (July 19) meeting of the Oklahoma City Council. Although the proposal has been under quiet development

Street improvement projects designed to benefit businesses and residents are coming in under budget, leaving $19.6 million available to fund additional projects, Public Works Director Eric Wenger reported to the Oklahoma City Council this week.

The comment period for Oklahoma City’s proposed Human Rights Commission ordinance has been extended to July 5, and the City Council meeting to consider its adoption is expected on July

OKLAHOMA CITY -The Oklahoma City Council is considering an ordinance to reestablish the City’s Human Rights Commission. The City’s first Human Rights Commission met from 1980-1996 before being repealed nearly

Despite its motto, "The Sooner, The Better," the USS Oklahoma City submarine is retiring right at the end of its projected lifespan of 33 years.

The OKANA project site – adjacent to the new First Americans Museum – lies within two tax increment finance districts that Oklahoma City created to stimulate commercial developments supporting the museum.

The Oklahoma City Council deferred action Tuesday on providing $1.25 million in gap funding for one of the largest affordable housing developments in decades.

Approval of the funds requested for the affordable housing project, named Creston Park, was delayed by the city council for two weeks.