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The recent topping-out ceremony held with Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt and several Chickasaw Nation leaders, celebratesd a milestone in the construction of the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, affirming its steady progress toward a grand opening in 2025.

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In 2022, roughly 117,800 new people moved to Oklahoma, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, far outpacing the 85,000 who left. In fact, a recent study showed that Oklahoma ranks in the top 10 of states receiving the most out-of-state migration.

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Oklahoma City continues to maintain its ranking as one of the most affordable cities in the nation. That’s according to the third quarter results of the Cost of Living Index (COLI) published by C2ER – The Council for Community and Economic Research.

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The largest commercial development in more than 30 years is coming to the Adventure District with plans to build a hotel, restaurants, bars, retail and indoor pickleball and volleyball courts. The development, “Boomtown OKC,” is already under construction and is set to open by late 2024 with the first venue, the indoor and outdoor volleyball more»

Oklahoma City's The Big Friendly, 1737 Spoke St., recently brought home top honors among breweries of its size at the 2023 Great American Beer Festival in Denver. The Big Friendly won the gold medal and title of Brewery and Brewer of the Year for those producing 251–500 barrels, the highest award an individual brewery can earn based on size at the more»

Bon Appétit’s recent release of the year's 24 Best New Restaurants in the country highlights Oklahoma City's culinary talent for the second year in a row. Last year, Ma Der Lao Kitchen, a culinary gem nestled in the Plaza District, made the spotlight. A restaurant renowned for its aromatic Laotian flavors and rich cultural experience continues more»

Mesero will occupy a spacious 5,500-square-foot area at OAK, complete with a mezzanine level for outdoor dining and events. The restaurant will offer a menu rich in authentic Mexican and Tex-Mex-inspired fare and craft cocktails.

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With the launch of Empire Slice House in 2013, Oklahoma City gained a neighborhood spot for New York-style pies. When you visit Empire, the restaurant walls are plastered with posters meant to "mimic a New York subway wall," and the vibes of a New York City pizzeria.

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