NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF JAN. 20, 2005 The decision took longer than anticipated, generated more discussion than some thought necessary, and even temporarily changed retirement plans of ...

Murder cases over drug overdoses are rare. An investigator reported cameras tied two Oklahoma County jail inmates to another ...

Reforming federal disaster response operations could benefit Oklahoma and ensure more money goes directly to those who need ...

The Oklahoma National Stock Yards Company was the state’s first major industry when it was built, with financial assistance ...

It's the middle of the week in the heart of Oklahoma City (OKC), but you’d never guess it based on the crowds—and the live music—streaming in and out of restaurants and bars in the hip West Village ...

Those were the days before the expressway, so all the U.S. 40 traffic had to snake its way across the Y Bridge and Main ...

Step into a bit of Oklahoma City’s history – and art – by visiting the latest exhibit at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, which opens to the public on Saturday.

Demonstrators marched through downtown Tulsa Wednesday in protest of the actions of President Donald Trump and billionaire ...

Oklahomans in 49 counties across the state are heading to the polls to pick local elected officials, decide the fate of ...

The one-cent sales tax initiative under the MAPS 4 banner will be used to build three dozen sidewalks over the next year. The ...

Fidelity Brokerage Services will be allowed to use the ground floor of the former Barnes & Noble store downtown for its new ...