Author: WeThePeople

The upcoming legislature includes bills on medical marijuana. President Trump pardons Oklahomans with ties to the U-S Capitol Riot in 2021. A case in federal court aims to dismantle wetland protections. You can find the KOSU Daily wherever you get your podcasts, you can also subscribe, rate us and leave a comment. You can keep…

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Oklahoma City Thunder fans, this is a season you won’t want to miss. With a 33-6 record, the Thunder has established a commanding lead at the top of the Western Conference, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down. Be sure to catch them live at Paycom Center for their upcoming home games:  Thunder vs….

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Help your new-to-market executives and senior managers get connected to our community by signing them up for OKConnect, a special partnership program between Leadership Oklahoma City and the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber.  Oklahoma City is a thriving and evolving community, and this exclusive orientation program features presentations on the past, present and future of Oklahoma…

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Located just south of downtown Oklahoma City on SW 25th Street between Walker and Broadway, Calle Dos Cinco is a district rich in history and cultural significance. Established before Oklahoma even became a state, this business district showcases historic buildings and classic facades that transport visitors to the early 1900s while embracing the vibrant spirit…

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If there’s one thing I go hard for, it’s celebrating Black History Month and amplifying the Black-owned businesses and events in the metro. So throughout the month of February (and year round), dig

Oklahoma City thrives with the vibrant sounds, flavors and enduring spirit of Black history. Discover some of our favorite Black-owned restaurants, businesses, events and hidden gems that keep our

If there’s one thing I go hard for, it’s celebrating Black History Month and amplifying the Black-owned businesses and events in the metro. So throughout the month of February (and year round), dig

Oklahoma City thrives with the vibrant sounds, flavors and enduring spirit of Black history. Discover some of our favorite Black-owned restaurants, businesses, events and hidden gems that keep our

Oklahoma City thrives with the vibrant sounds, flavors and enduring spirit of Black history. Discover some of our favorite Black-owned restaurants, businesses, events and hidden gems that keep our

Oklahoma City thrives with the vibrant sounds, flavors and enduring spirit of Black history. Discover some of our favorite Black-owned restaurants, businesses, events and hidden gems that keep our