A digital mapping system approved by City Council members Tuesday will provide the city a virtual information X-ray of Mustang’s infrastructure.

Oklahoma City Councilman Larry McAtee says he has a vision for development of Ward 3, but Mustang officials and residents fear that vision does not include improvements to Sara Road.

Many parents groan at the sight of another glossy, school fund-raiser brochure, followed by cries of “Not again,” and “How much now?”

A police report indicates that other Canadian County girls may have had a relationship with a former juvenile center drill sergeant, who died earlier this month after being shot by police.

The First United Methodist Church of Tuttle will hold its annual Craft Bazaar and All Wheels Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the church, 402 S. Cimarron Road in Tuttle. The event include handcrafted items, candles, baked items, clothing and more. An Indian taco lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with proceeds going to fund missions. The All Wheels Show will feature everything from classic cars to restored tractors to motorcycles.

Mustang schools grew by 100 additional students in just the first three weeks of the school year.

Youth are safe at the Canadian County juvenile center, officials said this week, days after a teenager died from stab wounds, which police said were inflicted by a former school drill sergeant.

Concerns raised by Savannah Lakes homeowners about privacy and lowered property values failed to sway Mustang Planning Commission members Tuesday, who voted to approve a plan to build a 70-unit assisted-living center and independent living cottages near the neighborhood.