Oklahoma Artists: Hidden Gems of the State
In Oklahoma there are cities with history. As time has gone by, many Oklahoma cities have formed their own unique, eclectic styles. Norman, with loud murals on sides of
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Homelssness is Becoming a Crime as Homeless Population Increases
In Oklahoma City, spring brings sunshine, flowers, and the image of a homeless person standing on the corner seeking food, money, or a sign of compassion from the community.
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Teachers Plan Walkout In Oklahoma
Oklahoma public school teachers are about to walk out. After West Virginia teachers went on strike for nine days and ended up getting a 5 percent salary increase, Oklahoma
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13 Reasons Why Author Dropped from OKC Event Amidst Sexual Assault Claims
Jay Asher, the author of the young adult novel “Thirteen Reasons Why,” won’t be speaking in Oklahoma City, after all. Officials at the Oklahoma Writers Federation said Asher’s invitation
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New Rule Could Be Costly for Food Service Workers
A new rule by the Trump Administration will give employers the option to share their workers tips or deposit the tips in their own pockets. In December the U.S. Department
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Travel Can Help Expand A Student’s World View, OCCC professor Says
An Oklahoma City Community College professor believes traveling abroad provides people with a new way of thinking. Julie Rice-Rollins teaches Cultural Geography and World Regional Geography at OCCC. She
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Governor Delivers Her Final State of the state Speech
OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican Governor Mary Fallin gave her final state of the state address Monday. Fallin told a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature that she felt hopeful that a
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OCCC’s Regents Won’t Face Consolidation Under New Plan
The Board of Regents approved a request to consolidate community colleges, but Oklahoma City Community College will not be affected. The request was submitted by four subcommittees who, according to
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A New Normal: A Vision of the Future in California Wildfires.
As the world turned its calendar to December, southern California is engulfed in flames. Six major wildfires have broken out in southern California, covering an area greater than New York
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FCC Repeals Net Neutrality in Heated Debate
FCC Repeals Net Neutrality in Heated Debate Members of the Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 to repeal the 2015 net neutrality rules of the internet Thursday. However, before the vote
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