With a unanimous vote, the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women (OCSW) re-elected its officers for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

Oklahoma City’s Red Dirt Energy (RDE) is spearheading efforts to address orphaned wells in Oklahoma.

Get ready to hoist a stein and nibble a bratwurst to celebrate Bavarian culture at Tulsa Oktoberfest, held this year from Oct. 19-22 in River West Festival Park.

“Rich States, Poor States,” an annual report recently released by economists at the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), ranked Oklahoma as No.

Oak Tree National in Edmond will host the U.S. Senior Open Championship in 2027.

Ever wonder about the voices within Oklahoma’s correctional facilities?

Now that production has finally caught up with demand, which cars are selling the fastest (and slowest)?

Following an alliance with AI music startup Lemonaide, BeatStars has debuted a tool to help artists tackle what’s called “beatblock.

On August 24, 1814, many of D.C.

For 90 years, the Oklahoma City Town Hall has brought national speakers to Oklahoma for its annual speaker series.

After Trinity University college student Gavin Buchanan’s grandfather died after not taking medication as prescribed, he partnered with fellow student Andrew Aertker in 2018 to create a smart pill bottle that used technology to ensure medication is taken as prescribed.

Join Dolese Bros. Co. this Saturday, Sept. 23 for Rock the Block at the Dolese Support Services Center – located at 8300 N Oklahoma Ave. in Oklahoma City – from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) happen to one in five Oklahoma children by age 17.

The total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 will be most visible in a path from Texas to Maine, with southeast Oklahoma being a prime viewing spot.

Business is booming in Oklahoma. Economic development projects are expected to bring in $3.7 billion along with 7,000 new jobs.

While getting “dropped” by your homeowners insurance can be confusing and stressful, fear not – options do exist.

If September is synonymous with anything, it’s college football – an American tradition born in Brunswick, New Jersey of all places.

In 2014, after years of renting boring beige sedans from Enterprise, I finally decided to try Turo.

Trailblazing Wanda Jackson, considered the first female rock ‘n’ roll singer, is a rare living Oklahoman to have a portrait permanently installed in the State Capitol.

Commander John B. Herrington, a Chickasaw Nation citizen and the first Native American to fly in space, will provide the keynote address at The Oklahoma Aerospace Forum on Wednesday, Nov. 8.

Watch amazing feats of strength by men and women at the Highland Games, listen to live Celtic music and bagpipers, see the Scottish Highland and Irish dancers and check out vendors selling Celtic crafts and products.

“ArtNow: The Soul Is a Wanderer” is the 2023 edition of Oklahoma Contemporary’s biennial exhibition.

Summer break may have just ended, but it’s not too early to think about camps over winter break.

Edmond is participating in a new event called “100 Miles of Christmas on Route 66” through Oklahoma’s Midpoint Corridor.

Even the best writers can struggle when it comes to catching their own typos.

In the 1940s a spare room on the fifth floor of the United States Supreme Court building was converted to a workout area.

Since its release, Chat GPT has been the talk of the town. There are several ways a business can benefit from AI – here are some ideas.

Only six blocks from where Crossings Community Church began in 1959, the current Mayfair Church of Christ will become the next Crossings location.

Ever since 1894, when President Grover Cleveland signed a law making the first Monday in September a federal holiday, Americans have celebrated the day with parades, picnics and concerts.

The Oklahoma Freedom are riding in seemingly unstoppable form with just one event remaining before they return to the Sooner State and Paycom Center Sept. 8-10!

Bull riding’s Red River Showdown will headline Freedom Fest, Sept. 8-10 at Paycom Center, when the Sooner State’s own bull riding team, the Oklahoma Freedom, take on the Texas Rattlers.

Laser cutters, computers, 3D printers and electronic woodcutting equipment are just a few items available to children and teens at the new STEAMM Lab at The Salvation Army North Mabee Boys & Girls Club in Tulsa.