University of Central Oklahoma News

Fred Jones Hall heads operations for Hall Capital, the umbrella of several family ventures, including automotive, private capital, real estate, and oil and gas.

Some of the world's most famous performers have come from Oklahoma. Now, the next class of musicians is being trained in downtown Oklahoma City at the Academy of Contemporary Music at the University of Central Oklahoma.

Because of problems with his vocal cords, the Rev. Charles McDade recently retired from the pastorate at Soldier Creek Baptist Church in Midwest City, but he will continue as chaplain for the Midwest City Fire Department.

A state lawmaker is pushing to fund construction for a new State Medical Examiner's office in Edmond.

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Wanish, a fifth grade teacher at Beech Hill Elementary School, received the honor during a special ceremony held Tuesday night at Ashley Ridge High School.

While budget negotiators at the state Capitol discuss whether to cut the personal income tax, the author of a study that was the basis for a couple tax-cutting proposals clashed a couple blocks away Wednesday with an economist opposed to lowering the income tax rate.

University of Central Oklahoma Vice President for Government Relations Mark Kinders has been involved with his fair share of university presidential inaugurations.

Bars and clubs will be allowed to operate near the University of Central Oklahoma's Academy of Music in Oklahoma City's Bricktown entertainment district under a bill signed into law Tuesday by Gov.

The University of Central Oklahoma opened an office last month to help student veterans navigate university life.

As colleges and universities statewide wrap up their spring semesters, graduating students are preparing for commencement ceremonies, which will be held in the coming weeks.

One of the reasons Tom Guild wants to be your congressman is because he feels his own life experiences give him an insight into what the average person is going through in a weak economy.

Two people, including a Langston football player have been arrested for kidnapping, shooting and robbing a University of Central Oklahoma student over the weekend.

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The Rogers County Sheriff's Department helped put on a rodeo for a special cause.

The Rogers County Sheriff's Department helped put on a rodeo for a special cause.

Randale Anderson, 19, and Sir Demarco Dartnayon Bledsoe, 23, were arrested on charges of robbery and kidnapping.