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Independence Day in OKC: The Oklahoma City Philharmonic brought a patriotic sing-along to Scissortail Park Friday, capping the night with fireworks for America’s 250th anniversary. Native arts on the national stage: Freedom 250’s July Fourth lineup at the National Mall includes 17 Indigenous performers, with Oklahoma-based Thunder Boy Singers and Cozad Singers set to perform. Local civic culture: Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt joined a nationwide America 250 march in Philadelphia, stopping at Independence Hall. Sports + hometown pride: Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander lit up Hamilton, Ontario with 26 points as Canada routed Puerto Rico in a FIBA World Cup qualifier. Stage spotlight: QuarryWorks Theater in Adamant is staging “A Grand Night for Singing,” a Rodgers & Hammerstein revue running July 9–19 with free tickets (reservations recommended). Oklahoma sports business: OSU finished 28th in the Learfield Directors’ Cup, continuing a strong top-30 streak. Big entertainment news: LeBron James is officially a free agent, with Rich Paul naming top suitors on his podcast.

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Jul. 1, 2026

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Baylor gets ready for Big 12 Media Days at The Star in Frisco

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Owned By	The Scripps Family through Edward W. Scripps Family trust, the E.W Scripps Company & Scripps Media Inc.
Year Founded	1985
Website	www.kxxv.com
Domain Registration Year	1996
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Texas, Bryan
Owner Country	United States

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12 hours ago

Oklahoma family traveling across the US to attend World Cup games

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KOCO 5 - Oklahoma

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Owned By	Hearst Family through Hearst Communications
Year Founded	1954
Website	www.koco.com
Domain Registration Year	1998
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Owner Country	United States

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2024: 78.7% of Washington County college students played sports on collegiate teams

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North Tulsa Today - Oklahoma

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Owned By	Brian Timpone & Bradley Cameron through Metric Media LLC
Year Founded	2020
Website	https://northtulsatoday.com/
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Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma, Tulsa
Owner Country	United States

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18 hours ago

Oklahoma City mayor joins dozens nationwide for march in Philadelphia

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KOCO 5 - Oklahoma

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Owned By	Hearst Family through Hearst Communications
Year Founded	1954
Website	www.koco.com
Domain Registration Year	1998
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Owner Country	United States

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Jul. 3, 2026

Oklahoma City University reported 42 criminal offenses to law enforcement in 2024

OKC Standard - Oklahoma |

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OKC Standard - Oklahoma

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Owned By	Brian Timpone & Bradley Cameron through Metric Media LLC
Year Founded	2020
Website	https://okcstandard.com/
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Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma,
Owner Country	United States

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41.9% of Woods County college students played sports on collegiate teams in 2024

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NW Oklahoma News

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Owned By	Brian Timpone & Bradley Cameron through Metric Media LLC
Year Founded	2020
Website	https://nwoklahomanews.com/
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Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma,
Owner Country	United States

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14 hours ago

America’s 250th birthday celebrated at Oklahoma City's Red, White & Boom!

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Owned By	Hearst Family through Hearst Communications
Year Founded	1954
Website	www.koco.com
Domain Registration Year	1998
Access Type	open
Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Owner Country	United States

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Jul. 3, 2026

Oklahoma City’s Lyric Theatre prepares ‘Sister Act’ musical, opening July 7

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Owned By	Griffin Family through Griffin Media
Year Founded	1953
Website	www.news9.com
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Publication Location	United States, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City
Owner Country	United States

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