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Oklahoma softball opens Big 12 play this weekend with a three-game series at Texas Tech.
Generations of shared memories are coming back to life through the revitalization of a dominoes tournament at a small grill and bar in Waukomis.
Enid Speedway is scheduled to open its season Saturday with a full night of racing planned at the track located at the Garfield County Fairgrounds.
Could somebody please hand Devin Nunes a box of tissues before he ruins his shirt sleeves?
HULBERT - Dr. Angelina Stancampiano, naturalist at Sequoyah State Park, gets to wear many hats, which is part of the appeal of her job.
On St. Patrick's Day in Nevada and Georgia, eight people were injured in each of two mass shootings. The day before, one was killed and three injured in New Jersey. The day before that, four were injured and two killed in Alabama. Typical. Alabama has the second-highest gun death rate per capita, nationwide. The day before that, three were injured and one killed in Montana. And the day before that, three were injured and one was killed in Illinois. We don't hear about the "little" mass shootings.
OKLAHOMA CITY — For a long time Wednesday night, the Thunder played like a team not capable of victory.
Native culture combines with fine art this Saturday at Bacone College.
OKLAHOMA CITY — On the day Nick Collison’s No. 4 was raised to the Chesapeake Energy Arena rafters, marking 14 selfless seasons with the franchise that became the Oklahoma City Thunder, the sentence he uttered in which his voice first cracked was this:
TULSA – Hitting is hard when you’re in a slump and Kenny Gajewski knows that feeling all too well right now.
NORMAN — Oklahoma departed Lloyd Noble Center on Wednesday for a flight to Columbia, South Carolina.
In this week’s position black has three ways to checkmate white in two moves and several ways to checkmate white in three moves. Black is therefore holding all the cards. Nevertheless, black can give it all away with one single move. This is because white has only few moves available and its king is almost confined to f5. Please try to find that one single move and the three ways to mate in two.
The Payne County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that it is working with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to investigate a possible murder/suicide in the county.
Schools around Oklahoma are attempting to account for the medical marijuana law passed last year. While policies and procedures are important, practical implementation is sometimes a little harder to tweak.
Choosing a long-term care facility can be one of the most difficult tasks that an individual and/or their family may ever face. Ombudsmen for the Eastern Oklahoma Development District Area Agency on Aging can help provide you with information and resources to help you make an informed decision.Â
Members of the public spoke against plans for a new retail and apartment building near the intersection of Frederick and Flint Roads.
The festival, put on by Enid Event Company, will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday in the 200 block of East Maple in downtown Enid.
The Vietnam Vets Legacy Vets Motorcycle Club is gearing up for their annual Spaghetti Cook-off scheduled for Saturday.
Scammers aren’t just on the phone lines anymore. As Facebook grows, so do the con artists ready to scam users out of their money.
John Cook looked at the items before him on the table: an empty plastic bottle, cotton balls, gravel and charcoal. Separately, they may not mean much to him.
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians citizens working to overcome narcotics addiction can now use the tribe's new UKB Opioid Healing Project program.
Since 1919, the American Legion has been helping members of the armed services transition back into life in the states, or even just back to their lives as civilians.
The spring break calendar can be filled with friends and fun activities, and that can include indoor entertainment and exercise. And sometimes, it can mean spinning your wheels.
FOX News made not just a prudent business decision, but also one in lock-step with American values, when it at least temporarily kicked Jeanine Pirro's show, "Justice With Judge Jeanine," to the curb.
Legislation to make English the national language was introduced earlier this month by U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., who says the English Language Unity Act is the first step to "increased communication, assimilation and the success of those legally immigrating to" the U.S.
Police work can be an unusual and difficult process for adults to understand — even more so for teenagers. Muskogee Police Officer Brandon Garner wants to help educate teens through the revival of a Muskogee Police Department program.
On the land acquisition side of the project, Graves said there are currently 227 parcels of land impacted by the existing alignment of the pipeline.
Jamuni McNeace’s final season at Oklahoma has been plagued with health issues.
Oklahoma softball hosts North Texas for a midweek non-conference clash before opening Big 12 play this weekend.
Being a teenager in the smartphone era has its benefits — especially if you’re as basketball obsessed as Miles Reynolds.
Because basketball-reference.com exists, we can quickly diagnose the apparent contradiction between the professional numbers attached to Nick Collison’s name and the ceremony planned in his honor this evening.
Bill Bedenbaugh’s eyes got wide when he was asked about Michael Thompson, who recently switched from Oklahoma’s defensive to offensive line.
Medicare for all equals new taxes and reduced quality of care.
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Brad Dalke is beginning to find a groove again.Â
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt is paying the price for standing up for the U.S. Constitution.
The City of Stillwater and Warren Theatres announced on Tuesday that they are negotiating for the construction of a new luxury movie theater in Stillwater.
It was brief, but unbeaten Oklahoma momentarily lost its No. 1 rein.Â
The Stillwater Police Department is working to identify a man found dead Monday in east Stillwater. Police said the body of an adult male was found floating in a flood retention pond on the west side of Jardot Road, south of Elm Street.
I like Facebook for keeping up with friends, pictures of my grandchildren, events around town and quite often to make me laugh. I do a quick scroll through twice a day, like a few things, sometimes a quick "good job" comment. I share information I think is positive or related to my passions.
Levi Prater has no problem admitting to his intense on-field persona.
Enid Antique Car Club and Cimarron Council, Boy Scouts of America will host the annual Boy Scouts of America Car Show, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 30, at Garfield County Fairgrounds, 111 W. Purdue.
The Jets are not lacking confidence as they prepare for their matchup against the Raiders Tuesday at noon at the Rip Griffin Center in Lubbock, Texas.
Service with a smile could be the motto of the Christian Action Relief and Education (CARE) Food Pantry.
The former District 27 Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force director pleaded not guilty in Cherokee County District Court March 15 after being accused of embezzlement.
"Slam poet" Taylor Mali enchanted his audience and challenged them to see teaching through the eyes of honesty and compassion last Thursday morning in the Webb Auditorium at Northeastern State University.
Commissioners awarded three bids on Monday worth nearly $200,000 to modernize and maintain elevators at the Muskogee County Courthouse Complex and the county jail.
Young people could win money by effectively exploring the difference between optimism and reality.
OKLAHOMA CITY — About 90 minutes before his team took the court to face Miami Monday night inside Chesapeake Energy Arena, Thunder coach Billy Donovan took all of Oklahoma City’s recent struggles and cast them positively.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Because Paul George made a corner 3 with about four minutes remaining that made them believe, Thunder fans did not depart early.
Raquel Dominguez didn’t care what the boys thought.
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