The city of Norman, Oklahoma, is set to undergo a major transformation with the development of a $1 billion entertainment district.

A partnership between the Oklahoma Aviation Academy and the Virtual Preparatory Academy of Oklahoma will bring aerospace and aviation education across the state.

Oklahoma's proposed $1 billion entertainment district in Norman, which would include a $330 million arena for Sooners basketball and women's gymnastics, is approaching critical next steps.

A partnership between Norman Public Schools and OU is reaching new heights. This program is helping kickstart careers before students graduate high school.

Recent proposals and existing entertainment districts now view housing and culture as seminal to their long-term vitality.

Company’s support of STEM education is aimed at drawing high school students into aviation careers.

A news release states that 80% of the $1 billion cost would be paid through private investment

After plans stalled in 2017, a new way forward has been identified that will result in the University of Oklahoma basketball -- both men's and women's teams -- moving to a brand new facility near I-35 in north Norman.

Norman officials say the project will transform the city

Lawrence and Elizabeth McKinney of the Norman Economic Development Coalition, OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. and Mayor Larry Heikkila are among the pivotal players in Norman's preparations for its SEC future.