Oklahoma City

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The Oklahoma City food scene is being recognized by the most prestigious group in the food industry. Two Oklahoma City chefs are now finalists for the James Beard Award. Jeff Chanchaleune, chef and owner of Ma Der Lao Kitchen, and Andrew Black, chef at Grey Sweater, are both up for best chef in the Southwest. They’re competing against three other

One of the promises that came with the strong public vote to approve bonds for a new jail in June 2022 was a commitment to more transparency and accountability in the design and construction process. In an effort to provide Oklahoma County residents and taxpayers a higher level of information, the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) unanimously created the

Today, Chamber member Pratt & Whitney announced its plans for a $255 million investment into developing a new Oklahoma City facility. The multimillion-dollar investment through 2028 will establish an 845,000-square-foot, world-class sustainment facility as a depot operations hub for all Pratt & Whitney military engines. Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt

Catholics and non-Catholics alike – some from other states and nations – came together in February to dedicate the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine in South Oklahoma City. The ceremony marked the first time the general public has been allowed to enter the facility. The shrine, which took about three years to build at a cost of more than $40

The City of Oklahoma City has maintained its triple-A bond ratings for the 15th consecutive year. The top credit rating recognizes the City’s strong financial health. Global data analyzation agencies Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings affirmed the ratings with a stable long-term outlook in recent reports, Moody’s in

Oklahoma is on the shortlist for seven LEAD Act projects estimated to be worth more than $1.3 billion each, Brent Kisling, executive director of the Department of Commerce, announced Friday. The announcement came as Gov. Kevin Stitt, Secretary of Science and Innovation Elizabeth Pollard and Kisling joined members of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber for

VeloCityOKC: Consul Pineda, I understand Mexico has many more consulates throughout the United States. Can you tell us about that? Consul Edurne Pineda: There are currently 50 Mexican consulates in the U.S., and Oklahoma City is going to be number 51. It’s the widest consular network in another country by one single country. Nobody has 52 consulates