Lifestyle

Suffering withdrawals from cancellation of the NBA season and NCAA March Madness tournament? Get outside and enjoy the great outdoors by going fishing at South Lakes Park in south OKC.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is present in Oklahoma. During this time, it’s important to ensure you’re receiving facts from trusted sources like the Oklahoma City-County Health Department (OCCHD).

Spring is a great time to get up and moving, however, that can be hard to do with a busy work schedule. Here are some easy-to-implement activities that will keep you active, happy and healthy.

Did you know that gut health is linked to immunity? In fact, up to 70% of immune system cells are located in your gut. 

Setting aside time for your well-being is essential to your health.

Netflix and Disney Plus streaming services are becoming the top fashion for video content. Netflix holds the throne with 4,000 movies and 47,000 TV shows, although Disney Plus is close behind.

While spring cleaning is about to be in full bloom, it’s nice to take note of what life is left in your unwanted clothing. Organize your items, and share on social to make a little extra profit.

The question from many parents staying home with their kids for spring break and keeping them active is “What do we do?” There are plenty of exciting activities to fill up your calendar.

Spring break is just around the corner! Whether your travel plans include basking in the sun or skiing in the mountains, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is offering some travel safety tips before you hit the road.

St.Patrick’s Day is a celebration not just in Ireland but across the world.The first St.

Planning your next trip? Step out of the box with these unusual, eye-catching Airbnbs throughout the states.

Set against the vibrant blue Tulsa sky, a 76-foot statue of a golden man in a hard hat strikes a power pose.

Did you know you can plan a trip to Taos, New Mexico, on a budget?   New Mexico is a tourist destination with local amenities.

Researchers discovered a significant link between stress, gut health and autoimmune reactivity, often leading to the onset of particular autoimmune diseases.

The home stretch of the NBA’s regular season is upon us, and the performance of the Oklahoma City Thunder is one of the season’s biggest surprises.

Citizen Potawatomi Nation (CPN) has announced a new Lease Purchase Program to help Native Americans become homeowners.

Open Streets OKC returns Sunday, April 5, 2020, to Historic Uptown and will be held along Northwest 23rd from Robinson to Western Avenue.

If you’re feeling a cold coming on, it is important to find ways to keep fitness part of your routine. Here are ways to help keep your body moving.

The National Institute of Mental Health has revealed that anxiety affects 18% of America’s population. To help people who suffer from this condition, doctors recommend changing the foods you eat.

A large covey of devoted bird hunters, along with skilled guides and anxious dogs who generously donated their time, recently assembled at the Castle Grocery store in eastern Oklahoma for the lieutenant governor’s second annual quail hunt.

Near central Tulsa stands a gray cobblestone edifice that evokes images of an ancient Medieval castle – an apt resemblance for a building that has housed music royalty.

In 2001, Vince McMahon brought us the XFL. It featured innovative camera angles, colorful uniforms and creative player names like “He Hate Me.” Fast forward 19 years, and the XFL is back with fewer gimmicks and some very familiar faces.

Taking notes? There’s an app for that. But I’m not interested. 

February officially marks the beginning of American Heart Month, a federally designated month that aims to remind Americans to take care and focus on their hearts.

During the month of February, the Oklahoma City Zoo has events and activities for all ages.

While flowers, teddy bears and “be mine” sweetheart candies fly off of the shelves this time of year, do not forget to make a dinner reservation for you and your valentine to spend some quality time together.

Staggering lines have continuously formed at the new Bricktown Comedy Club, which debuted just a month ago.

Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) is hosting another one of their infamous SMO 21 events titled “SMO 21: In a Galaxy Far, Far Away” on Friday, Feb. 28, from 6:30-10 p.m.

Have you ever dreamed of getting paid to play video games? That dream will become reality for students who are accepted into Oklahoma City University’s (OCU) new eSports management program starting this fall.

Tulsa wine enthusiasts and aspiring sommeliers don’t have to take a trip to Napa Valley to enjoy a high-quality glass of wine.

It is almost like Christmas again looking at all the new books being released over the next 12 months.

Some may find baking stressful – stressed is desserts spelled backward, after all – but one way to make treats for your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day is with no-bake recipes.