Interim President Joe Harroz spoke to what is believed to be the largest freshmen class in University of Oklahoma history during convocation on Sunday night.

In a profession that can change from one year to the next, one man has been at it longer than most — possibly longer than anyone else in Oklahoma.

Muskogee-Davis Regional Airport officials plan to roll out the red carpet for visitors who fly into town and plan to spend a little time in town while they are here. 

Drum teacher Jeff McCoy recalls seeing his first parade when he was in kindergarten.

The American Organ Institute's final note is fading out.

Payne County District Judge Phillip Corley is being asked to decide how much property tax seven different energy companies owe the county for 2019.

Iron Monk has been brewing unique and flavorful beers since 2014, and is now doing the same to raise money for Stillwater’s nonprofit organizations.

The City of Moore has instructed residents to be cautious of ponds and standing water in city parks over concerns of blue-green algae.

Winds blowing at 15 mph proved too breezy for hot air balloons to inflate late Friday afternoon at the Oklahoma Festival of Ballooning.

Willma Fortner narrowly avoided being struck by a speeding green SUV as it barreled down Walnut Street on Thursday afternoon, she said. The vehicle shot past her car at what she estimated to be "80 miles per hour" as she entered her driveway, she said.

Areas around Lake Tenkiller were a lot cleaner after Thursday and Friday, even though the number of volunteers may not have been what the Tidy Up Tenkiller organizers were hoping for.

While on an important phone call, a young college instructor is trying to answer questions and wrangle two small children at the same time. It’s a juggling act, one familiar to working families across the country. Dylan Billings is betting big that his experiences mean he has more in common with the average Oklahoma voter than Sen. Jim Inhofe.

The report lists the probable cause of death as "multiple blunt force injuries" and the manner of death as "accident." Under contributing factors to death "recent use of methamphetamine" is listed.

WEBBERS FALLS — Surprise lights up Dr. Dixie Swearingen's face as Clorox representatives unfold A massive ceremonial check. Cheers go up as the Webbers Falls Schools Superintendent clasps her hands to her mouth for a moment, then starts clapping along with everyone else.

Muskogee Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Jarod Mendenhall gave sixth-graders a first-day pep talk as they sat in a pod at their new school Thursday morning.

An advisory group considering a nutrient trading program for the Illinois River watershed east of the state line will meet Friday to hear recommended changes approved by Fayetteville, Arkansas, City Council. 

The Texas horned lizard is more difficult to come across in the wild these days, but there is one place third-year Ph.D. student Samuel Eliades can find them: Tinker Air Force Base.

Supporters for Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma have until Oct. 28 to collect 178,000 signatures if the measure is to be put to a vote of the people in 2020 - and locals have already begun pitching in to acquire names.

The woman admitted to being the driver, according to the police affidavit filed in the case. She told police after the accident her mother told her to run and go home. She said she had three beers prior to the crash.

A 38-year-old Enid man is being held in lieu of $250,000 bond after being charged in connection with the shooting of a man at Crosslin Park.

Chisholm Public Schools recently was awarded a $25,000 grant to invest in its science, technology, engineering and math curriculum, by America's Farmers Grow Rural Education, a release from the program said.