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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.

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.

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

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!

With the Oklahoma Freedom’s September homestand at Paycom Center fast approaching, the team is catching fire! Last weekend, when the PBR Teams League travelled to Anaheim, California, the Freedom swept game play, going a perfect 2-0.

The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission is investing in the future aerospace and defense industry workforce by adopting its largest ever Aero Education Program for FY 2024, a $1 million investment.

Visit Oklahoma City is hitting the road with its new Mobile Visitor Center.

Oklahoma companies are bouncing back from the pandemic with 18 making the 2023 Inc. 5000 fastest growing private companies.

Living in a tech-focused environment offers advantages but also poses hazards, especially for children.

Bull riding’s version of the Red River Showdown headlined the most recent PBR Teams event in Kansas City, Missouri, and the Oklahoma Freedom rode supreme.

We may have more students considering a career in the film industry.

For a bull rider, there’s no more prestigious honor than being inducted into the Ring of Honor.

Research proves that listening to positive music elevates our mood and decreases anxiety. Utilizing this information, Oklahoma’s 988 Mental Health Lifeline recently announced its new curated Spotify playlist.

Guernsey announces the newest addition to its team, Anne-Marie Funk, as director of marketing and business development.

Once a cattle trail for Texas ranchers to move their beef to the north, the Chisholm Trail in Oklahoma still has plenty of attractions for modern-day travelers looking to learn about its history.

Oklahoma’s governor is the first to stand with women and define sex-based words such as “woman.”

On Tuesday, Aug. 8, the OSU Tulsa Parking Lot C at 700 N. Greenwood Ave. will come alive with the vibrant energy of pre-K through 12th-grade students and their families.

The 2023 PBR Teams season is underway, and the Oklahoma Freedom have begun their quest to bring the Sooner State a world championship.

Do you know what your home is worth in today’s competitive market? This is especially true if you are thinking about selling.

Summer is soon ending and the back-to-school season is around the corner.

The surprise summer box office hit, “Sound of Freedom,” is based on real-life, modern-day slavery of trafficking humans, which the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women aims to end statewide.

Blue Whale Comedy Festival – returning this week to the Tulsa Arts District after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 – aims to put Tulsa “on top of the national comedy map,” featuring a wide variety of performers and providing a platform to spotlight local talent.