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Oklahoma City Ranked Least Fit Major City In America Again
Oklahoma City's fitness ranking remained last among the nation's 100 largest cities for the seventh straight year in the 2026 American Fitness Index.


OKC United Unveiled As Oklahoma City's New Professional Soccer Team
OKC United will begin play in 2028 as Oklahoma City's new professional soccer club, joining the USL Championship and calling the new MAPS 4 stadium home.


Washington Audit Finds More Than $1 Million Misappropriated From Small Oklahoma Town
A Washington audit found more than $1 million was misappropriated or improperly spent in the Town of Washington, prompting ongoing investigations and financial reforms.


Daylight Saving Time Could Become Permanent Under New House Bill
Daylight Saving Time could become permanent after the U.S. House passed the Sunshine Protection Act, sending the proposal to the Senate for consideration.


Brent Swadley Accuses Attorney General's Office Of Accessing Protected Calls
Brent Swadley alleges the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office improperly accessed protected attorney-client calls before sentencing. The Attorney General's Office denies the claims.


Mike Mazzei Explains Why He Changed His Stance On Inola Smelter Project
Mike Mazzei says new research changed his position on the Inola smelter project as Gentner Drummond questions the timing ahead of Oklahoma's Republican runoff.


Epic Charter Schools Shifts Focus After Audit, Low Test Scores
Epic Charter Schools is focusing on improving academics after a forensic audit found financial mismanagement but no fraud and state testing showed students trailing statewide averages.


Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears State Question 836 Challenge
State Question 836 supporters asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to overturn the rejection of thousands of petition signatures in a challenge that could impact future ballot initiatives.
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