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After a recent Oklahoma Supreme Court decision, construction of a voter-approved homeless shelter in Norman can move forward.
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Hundreds of homes and businesses are expected to be either disturbed or completely lost for the construction of the ACCESS Oklahoma Turnpike. Some property owners have other concerns.
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The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority has estimated its construction of the ACCESS Oklahoma Turnpike will destroy 75 homes.
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The Oklahoma Department of Securities is suing Vesta Realty for failing to produce documents it subpoenaed, the latest in at least 28 lawsuits filed in 2026 against CEO Marc Kulick, his company or properties he controls.
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Construction on a new mixed-income housing project in west Oklahoma City is underway.
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The state spent more than $899,000 clearing camps in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Figures aren’t available yet for how much the state spent repeatedly clearing one camp in Norman. Providers say many people displaced by the sweeps had nowhere to go.
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Sen. Julia Kirt held a September interim study on land banks, quasi-governmental entities that acquire vacant and blighted properties for development, after her land bank bill died in committee this spring.
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The Tulsa City Council unanimously passed a resolution September 16 to develop a right-to-counsel eviction program providing legal representation to low-income tenants and landlords alike.
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Congress passed the largest housing affordability bill in decades this summer, but Oklahoma advocates say the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is no magic bullet for the state's 84,125-unit affordable housing deficit, broken eviction process or weak tenant protections.
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Last week, the Oklahoma City Housing Authority was awarded federal grant money to revitalize its oldest public housing development.
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Norman is shutting down A Better Way, a program that connected people experiencing homelessness with paid work and support services, after the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office denied a funding request to continue it.
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A year after its launch, a supportive employment program in Norman is closing.
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Early Wednesday morning, Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers were back at the site of an encampment in Norman they cleared last week — this time dozens of arrests were made.
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is threatening to invoice Tulsa and Oklahoma City Police Departments for costs associated with clearing homeless encampments on state land.