Oklahoma City residents seeking potential cost savings on their water bills this summer may want to check their sprinkler system, especially if they commonly use more than 20,000 gallons per month for irrigation or outdoor water use.
When it came time to reimagine KickingBird Golf, staff, stakeholders and City of Edmond Director of Golf Brian Soerensen spent a lot of time checking out public and private courses across the region, looking for ideas about how Edmond’s oldest golf course could grow and improve.
Congresswoman Stephanie Bice (OK-05) and Senator Ted Cruz (TX-02) recently spoke to Fox News on the bicameral reintroduction of "Kate's Law," also called the Stop Illegal Reentry Act.
The community is invited to attend the grand opening for the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center, 909 Fredrick Douglass Ave., from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. July 15.
The results of an 8-month housing assessment will be presented to City Council on June 26 in a 3 pm. workshop at City Council chambers, 20 S. Littler Ave., in Edmond.
The City of Oklahoma City’s Brownfields program has $2.8 million to fund environmental cleanup that supports redevelopment projects within Oklahoma City limits.
The use of solar power by businesses and residents is becoming increasingly popular. And while solar energy can be an attractive option for residences and businesses, it is vital they are installed safely and operate properly.
As part of the City Council's unanimous approval of the budget for FY 2023-24, the City of Edmond unveiled a groundbreaking employee leave program that provides not only maternity/paternity leave for new parents but also paid time off for employees who are adopting a child or fostering a child.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been immensely expanding its influence in the Western Hemisphere in an attempt to drastically change the current world order.
As of Friday, June 16, the portal was relaunched. All affected services, which include permitting, licensing and the Action Center’s external reporting tools, have been restored.
The City of Oklahoma City invites residents to attend public open houses and share feedback on preliminary alternatives (or alignments) for the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridors in South and Northeast Oklahoma City.
Lab results confirm canine influenza (flu) is the cause of the respiratory infection that forced the closure of the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter on June 3. It’s the same infection that shut the Shelter down from March 29 – May 15.