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Catch these scene-leading locals opening for can’t-miss nationals across OKC
Catch these scene-leading locals opening for can’t-miss nationals across OKC

Over the next few months, OKC will host a solid slate of underground tours and national names all supported by some of the best and buzziest O...


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OKC Streetcar to remain permanently free after pilot program success
OKC Streetcar to remain permanently free after pilot program success

The Downtown OKC Streetcar will remain fare-free indefinitely following the success of a pilot program designed to test whether removing the fare would incre...


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OFX hosting hyper-modern horror pic from indie-rock hero
OFX hosting hyper-modern horror pic from indie-rock hero

OKC will get a one-night look at "Who's Watching," the new surveillance-stalker horror feature from Cursive frontman Tim Kasher, along with a live Q&A and acoustic set.

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City to vote on sweeping ‘guardrails’ for Flock cameras as OKCPD continues use
City to vote on sweeping ‘guardrails’ for Flock cameras as OKCPD continues use

When City Council votes on renewing its contract with controversial Flock Safety on August 18th, they'll also be looking to impose sweeping...


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With chief’s retirement, OKC Fire caps historic era of expansion
With chief’s retirement, OKC Fire caps historic era of expansion

OKC Fire Chief Richard Kelley is retiring after 35 years with the department and after a nine-year run in command that saw some groundbreaking developments and growth<...


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