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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Metro Tech Community Outreach and Wellness Department recently presented a check for $1,578 to the NEOKC Community Collaborative in support of their annual Holiday Food Distribution

The new Metro Tech Center on South Bryant consists of four training centers, each focused on a different field.

The first home computers became readily available in the ‘70s but were not cheap. They cost nearly $8,000 in today’s money! Do you remember these? Check out the video!

Free seminars on the states government transparency laws are being held through December, with one in Tulsa on Oct. 16, says editorials editor Ginnie Graham.

A wave of new gadgets, gizmos and games became available in the ‘80s as technology raced to keep up in the “Decade of Decadence.” A reporter explored the new tech in 1989.

A wave of new gadgets, gizmos and games became available in the ‘80s as technology raced to keep up in the “Decade of Decadence.” A reporter explored the new tech in 1989.

The OKC City Council approved having a vote regarding a potential $900 million new Thunder arena on Dec. 12, 2023.

55 years ago, a vocational school was constructed on Hemlock Road in Wakefield just up the street from Wakefield Memorial High School. Today, it houses 1,250 students from all over

Developer David Aduddell withdrew his request for $3.8 million in tax increment financing after city put it on hold in response to fraud claims.

The event allows chefs from across the state to show off their skills, including James Beard Award winners and stars from "Top Chef" and "MasterChef."