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The Oklahoman, 8 Aug 2026

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The Oklahoman is a US daily newspaper serving Oklahoma City and the surrounding region. First published in 1894, it provides comprehensive coverage of local, national and international news, with a strong focus on issues affecting communities across the Greater Oklahoma City area. The newspaper is known for its in-depth local reporting, covering a range of topics including government, energy, business and public affairs alongside breaking news and investigative journalism. It also features human-interest stories and community updates that reflect life across the state, offering readers both insight and perspective. Its clear and accessible style makes it appealing to a broad audience. The Oklahoman delivers extensive sports coverage, with a particular emphasis on local teams including the Oklahoma City Thunder and collegiate athletics. It also includes content on lifestyle, entertainment and culture, creating a well-rounded reading experience. Available on PressReader, The Oklahoman newspaper keeps readers informed with trusted reporting, local insight and comprehensive daily news coverage.

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ArticleHOUSING HURDLES

Fund­ing and reg­u­lat­ory issues are mak­ing it more dif­fi­cult for tri­bal nations to expand hous­ing in Oklahoma, U.S. Rep. Tom Cole and U.S. Hous­ing and Urban Devel­op­ment Sec­ret­ary Scott Turner said after meet­ing with tri­bal lead­ers from...

HOUSING HURDLES

ArticleStreet­cars now per­man­ently free

Rides on the Oklahoma City street­car sys­tem will be per­man­ently free mov­ing for­ward. The Cent­ral Oklahoma Pub­lic Trans­port­a­tion Author­ity passed a per­man­ent free fare for the down­town street­car on Fri­day, August 7, 2026. The...

Street­cars now per­man­ently free

ArticleJudge rules sher­iff must get inmates to court

Oklahoma County Sher­iff Tom­mie John­son III must keep get­ting jail inmates to court and back, at least for now, after a judge ruled on related mat­ters. Cana­dian County Dis­trict Judge Paul Hesse has denied Oklahoma County Sher­iff Tom­mie...

Judge rules sher­iff must get inmates to court

ArticleU.S. employ­ers elim­in­ate 23K jobs dur­ing July

U.S. employ­ers shed 23,000 jobs in July, the Bur­eau of Labor Stat­ist­ics said Aug. 7, a fig­ure far below ana­lysts’ expect­a­tions, and down­ward revi­sions to job growth num­bers for May and June reflect a weaker labor mar­ket than pre­vi­ously...

U.S. employ­ers elim­in­ate 23K jobs dur­ing July

ArticleSub­scriber-only eNews­pa­per

The eNews­pa­per is an elec­tronic copy of your print news­pa­per. Enjoy every page by going to oklaho­man.com/enews­pa­per or scan this code on your mobile device. You will also find late news and sports in the bonus sec­tions. Check it out today!

Sub­scriber-only eNews­pa­per

ArticleStreet­cars now per­man­ently free

Rides on the Oklahoma City street­car sys­tem will be per­man­ently free mov­ing for­ward. The Cent­ral Oklahoma Pub­lic Trans­port­a­tion Author­ity passed a per­man­ent free fare for the down­town street­car on Fri­day, August 7, 2026. The...

Street­cars now per­man­ently free