Tiffany Gibson
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Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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Maps: A few stronger earthquakes rattle Oklahoma in July
AUG 1, 2016 - Oklahoma had a few stronger earthquakes in July, including a 4.4 magnitude quake on July 9, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey. → Read More
Trivia Tuesday: Famous Oklahomans
JUL 19, 2016 - Put your knowledge to the test. Check out the video above for the first set of questions and take our bonus round below. → Read More
Writer's Room Podcast
JUL 14, 2016 - In this episode of Writer's Room, Enterprise Editor Phil O'Connor and reporters Silas Allen and Darla Slipke discuss their yearlong project on Oklahoma City's unsolved homicides. Look for the story soon in The Oklahoman. → Read More
Maps: Looking at the last 30 days of Oklahoma earthquakes
JUL 5, 2016 - In the last 30 days, Oklahoma had 45 reports of 3.0 and higher magnitude quakes, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey. → Read More
Writer's Room Podcast
JUN 30, 2016 - After decades of sprawl, Oklahoma City officials know something must change. Business editor Don Mecoy chats with reporter Steve Lackmeyer about his latest project, "Unsustainable," which looks at Oklahoma City's growth and problems stemming from it. → Read More
Vote totals: U.S. Representative Districts
JUN 28, 2016 - Here's a look at how the congressional candidates fared in Tuesday's primary election. → Read More
Interesting races to watch in the metro
JUN 28, 2016 - Here are a few interesting, local races we're keeping an eye on during Tuesday's primary election. → Read More
Map view of statewide primary races
JUN 28, 2016 - Plan on voting in Tuesday's primary election? Here's a map view of the congressional districts and candidates: Here's a look at the Oklahoma County state senate districts and candidates: A look at Tulsa County's state senate districts and candidates: Now, let's take a look at the Oklahoma County state house districts and candidates: And finally, a look at Tulsa County's state… → Read More
Statewide Primary Election: Candidate Overview
Plan on voting in the June 28 primary election? Check out the candidate filings for these races: Statewide Primary Election: U.S. Senator Statewide Primary Election: U.S. Representative Statewide Primary Election: Corporation Commissioner Statewide Primary Election: State Senator Statewide Primary Election: State Representative In the graphics, you might see this icon: = Libertarian Party It's… → Read More
Oklahoma earthquakes decline in first five months compared to 2015
Oklahoma had slightly fewer 3.0 and higher earthquakes in the first five months of the year compared to the same period in 2015, according to data from the Oklahoma Geological Survey. The agency reports 354 earthquakes with a 3.0 magnitude or higher from January through May. In 2015, Oklahoma had 375 during those months. That's not a huge drop, but both years were certainly dramatic increases… → Read More
Designing the new OKC convention center
What will the new MAPS 3 convention center look like? Oklahoma City’s architect, Populous, recently presented its “final conceptual design” for the center, which is expected to open downtown in about three years. In the video above, Adam Paulitsch, senior associate architect with Populous, walks us through the design process and layout. → Read More
MAP: 3.4, higher earthquakes rattle northern Oklahoma
A few 3.1 magnitude and higher quakes rattled Oklahoma in early May. We rounded out the last 30 days with a 3.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday in Oklahoma County. Here's a heat map of where the quakes occurred from May 8 - June: And here's a look at the 31 reports with at least 3.0 quake magnitudes and county data, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey: We publish a recap map at the end of… → Read More
Trivia Tuesday: Oklahoma parks, rivers and lakes
MAY 24, 2016 - How much do you know about Oklahoma's rivers, lakes and parks? Put your knowledge to the test. Check out the video above for the first set of questions and take our bonus round below. Questions compiled by Linda Lynn Q1: What is the oldest and largest state park in Oklahoma? a. Turner Falls Park b. Robbers Cave State Park c. Lake Murray State Park d. Little Blue Disney State Park… → Read More
Coming Soon: OKC Police Detectives Discuss Daniel Holtzclaw Investigation
MAY 10, 2016 - The Oklahoman's Adam Kemp recaps the case and trial of former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw. In Kemp's upcoming series, "Hunting Holtzclaw," investigators discuss how they put the pieces together. → Read More
Top 10 Oklahoma precincts for Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton
MAY 6, 2016 - Donald Trump has emerged as the presumptive Republican nominee this week after Ohio Gov. John Kasich dropped out of the race. And with Hillary Clinton still leading Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, we decided to take a look at the top 10 Oklahoma precincts that went strongest for Clinton and Trump back in March. → Read More
Writer's Room Podcast
Watchdog reporter Ben Felder talks about his recent story on undocumented Oklahomans, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program and the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents. → Read More
Oklahoma Earthquake Report: How many did we have in the last 30 days?
MAY 3, 2016 - How many earthquakes did we have in the last 30 days? And where? Here's a heat map of where the quakes occurred from April 2 - May 2: And here's a look at the 53 reports with at least 3.0 quake magnitudes and county data, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey: We publish a recap map at the end of every month, looking back on the last 30 days of earthquakes. You can also find… → Read More
Trivia Tuesday: Festival of the Arts
You know what time it is! Put your Oklahoma history knowledge to the test. Check out the video above for the first set of questions and take our bonus round below. Questions compiled by Linda Lynn Q1: What anniversary is the Festival of the Arts celebrating this year? a. 30th b. 25th c. 100th d. 50th Q2: This year, the Festival of the Arts is in Bicentennial Park. In and near what area had it… → Read More
Writer's Room Podcast
APR 15, 2016 - Enterprise reporter Juliana Keeping talks about covering the first day of filing at the state Capitol. The three-day filing window began Wednesday and continues through Friday. We also hear from Bryan Dean, public information officer for the state Election Board, about how this year's filing period is breaking records. → Read More
Take a tour of the OKC streetcar route
APR 12, 2016 - Oklahoma City streetcar services are expected to begin in 2018. Watch the video above for a tour of the downtown route and all of the districts it covers. → Read More