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Edmond abruptly puts city attorney on leave for unknown reason (opens the original)
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Edmond’s city council has put the city’s top attorney on administrative leave but did not disclose a reason for the decision. During a special meeting on Monday, council members voted 4-1 to put Madeline Sawyer on administrative leave with pay and benefits pending further review. Ward 1 Council Member Maggie Murdock voted against the motion. The city council also unanimously appointed Edmond’s assistant city attorney Taylor Clark to serve as acting city attorney. The vote came two weeks after Sa
OKC Gold Dome’s $1.1 million auction sale signals uncertainty about its future (opens the original)
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The abandoned Gold Dome building near Northwest 23rd and Classen was sold for $1.1 million dollars at an auction on Tuesday, but the buyer on record is raising uncertainty about plans to turn it into a music venue. Records from the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Sale show the landmark was purchased by a third party, namely Caleb Hill with Precor Realty Advisors, on behalf of someone else. Hill, who is listed on the company’s website in an investment and development role, did not return any of News 9’
Oklahoma County sheriff’s ICE training request declined by county commissioners (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s request to allow his deputies to train with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was declined on Wednesday after the county commissioners chose not to take it up for a vote. The proposed Memorandum of Agreement would allow select deputies to train in the 287g program, which allows local law enforcement to enforce some immigration authority. According to a letter to commissioners, Sheriff Tommie Johnson III said the opportunity would give his deputies access to e
Heartland Flyer has new funding for 2027, Texas independent council says (opens the original)
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The beloved Heartland Flyer passenger train may have new funding to keep running in 2027. The Oklahoma City-Fort Worth Amtrak line was set to end operations at the end of 2026 after both Oklahoma and Texas legislatures failed to allocate funding for it. The route is currently being funded by regional funding from Texas’ Regional Transportation Council (RTC), an independent transportation policy body overseeing metropolitan transportation planning processes in North Central Texas. Michael Morris,
Oklahoma County jail could be transformed into film campus, OKC proposal says (opens the original)
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A development draft plan from Oklahoma City aimed at transforming Downtown and Bricktown is proposing using the site of the current Oklahoma County Detention Center for a new film campus. The proposal is part of the city’s plan to expand education and job opportunities, specifically to “support a film-based economy and ecosystem in Downtown”. It marks the jail site, near Shartel Avenue and North Classen Boulevard, as “logical location to establish a permanent film ecosystem” because “productions
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