The MAPS 4 Clara Luper Civil Rights Center has officially broken ground, marking another milestone as voter-approved projects continue taking shape across Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City community members will have additional time to help shape the city's future brand story.
The new MAPS 4 Diversion Hub is now open, expanding Oklahoma City's efforts to connect residents involved in the criminal legal system with services designed to improve long-term outcomes and reduce future justice involvement.
Oklahoma City residents, workers and visitors are being invited to help shape how the city is represented locally and nationally through a new community branding initiative currently underway.
The people powering Oklahoma City’s visitor economy took center stage in early May as named its 2026 Hometown Heroes during an awards ceremony at The Jones Assembly.
Oklahoma City recorded a slight decrease in homelessness in 2026, marking the first year-over-year decline the community has seen since 2022, according to newly released data from the annual Point-in-Time (PIT) Count.
After more than three decades with the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, Cynthia Reid is preparing to step into a new chapter — one that looks a little different from the pace she’s known for most of her career.
One of Oklahoma City’s longest-running traditions returns this week as the 60th annual Festival of the Arts takes over downtown. Hosted by the Arts Council Oklahoma City, the four-day event runs April 23–26 at Bicentennial Park, transforming the area into a hub for visual art, live performances and local flavor.
