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Edmond voters reject $231M GO bond for city projects

Twenty-two capital improvement projects across Edmond remain high priorities despite voters soundly defeating the plan to fund them Tuesday, city officials said.

Supporters cheer as former President Donald Trump exceeds the projected Electoral College threshold of 270 votes for victory. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

State leaders looking forward to conservative agenda

ONE Gas announces third-quarter financial results

ONE Gas Inc. on Monday reported third-quarter net income of $19.3 million.

OKCIC’s Red Feather Gala raises over $100K

The Oklahoma City Indian Clinic celebrated its 20th annual Red Feather Gala.

State leaders looking forward to conservative agenda

It was a night of key wins for Republicans, and state public sector leaders on both sides of the aisle have a mixed reaction to the dynamic shift.

Stocks, bitcoin, worries about inflation jump after Trump’s victory

The U.S. stock market, Elon Musk’s Tesla, banks and bitcoin are all storming higher Wednesday.

Lawsuit over severance package can proceed, judge rules

An Oklahoma County judge on Friday ruled an open records lawsuit seeking a copy of a former state agency head’s severance agreement can proceed.

Woman of the Year – 2024

The 2024 Woman of the Year recognizes women who have made a difference in Oklahoma through their commitment to business, community and quality of life.

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2024 Best Places to Work Program

November 21st, 2024 | 6:00 PM

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2025 Journal Record Health Care Heroes

March 28th, 2025 | 5:00 PM

Honoring individuals who have gone above and beyond to help make Oklahoma a healthier, safer, and happier place to live and work.

2025 Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs

April 25th, 2025 | 12:00 AM

Celebrating the Most Admired CEOs and exceptional individuals in financial stewardship.

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Real Estate

Metro home sales fall 20% in September

Construction to begin on Lexford Park neighborhood

Norman Public Schools breaks ground on Oklahoma Aviation Academy

Architects start work on OKC’s new $1B arena

Tulsa selects developer for pre-approved plans program

Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar to open at OAK in OKC

Low-income renters have little recourse against bad landlords

What’s next for home prices as interest rates improve?

Chemya Melvin shows the sink that hangs from the bathroom wall in the public housing rental where her fiance, Sanjaysia Caruthers lives. The home on NE 17 in Oklahoma City was one of 30 recently inspected by HUD as part of the Oklahoma City Housing Authority's regular HUD inspections. (Heather Warlick/Oklahoma Watch)

OKC fails inspections; Tulsa embraces HUD transition

Sanjaysia Caruthers’ bathroom sink dangles from a deteriorating wall, dangerously close to crashing to the floor. Caruthers tries to keep her two sons, ages six and eight, from lingering around the dangerous sink.

Tulsa’s finalized design for the Route 66 Cry Baby Hill Roadside Attraction, crafted by artist Ken Kelleher, reflects input from community stakeholders, including Tulsa Tough and Cry Baby Hill founders. (Photo/City of Tulsa)

Tulsa releases Route 66 Cry Baby Hill final renderings

The City of Tulsa has released the final renderings for the Route 66 Cry Baby Hill Roadside Attraction, which was announced in August.

School land auctions raise millions for education

Each year, approximately 20% of Oklahoma’s state school land is leased at public auctions for agricultural, sport and recreational use.

Representatives from Homes by Taber and the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce gather for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the grand opening of the newest model home in Edmond's Woodland Park community. (Photo/Edmond Chamber of Commerce)

Homes by Taber opens new Woodland Park model home

Homes by Taber recently celebrated the grand opening of its latest staged model home in Edmond’s Woodland Park community.

No work has been done to date at the site of the future Three Ponies RV Park and Campground, pictured here on July 19. (Staff Photo by Kathryn McNutt)

Construction stalls on $2.5B American Heartland Theme Park

One year after the Oct. 30 groundbreaking ceremony for the first phase of a planned $2.5 billion travel destination in northeast Oklahoma, construction hasn’t begun.