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For years, the primary option for collegiate distance runners with experience in cross country and 5,000- and 10,000-meter racing on the track was to immerse in high-mileage training after graduation and try to qualify for the U.S. Olympic Trials Marathon. The latest to do so is newly minted Brooks trail running team member Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau, a recent Stanford graduate from Sunnyvale, California, who was a strong cross country runner for the Cardinal with a 13:39 personal best for 5,000 m...

TULSA, Okla. - A Broken Arrow man who sexually exploited a young child and was an administrator for a transnational child exploitation chat group was sentenced to life in federal

Justin Grant. Justin Grant. No, you’re not seeing double. In fact, what you’re actually seeing is a repeat. The recurring theme thus far throughout El...

The Oklahoma State Board of Education is expected to vote Thursday on whether to lower Tulsa Public Schools’ accreditation status. The board could also go a step further and take

Buford opens No. 1 in NFCA Summer/Fall High School Top 25.

We've put together a team-by-team preview of the 2023 high school football season in Arkansas.

Secrecy hangs around the site of a 1950 plane crash in the Kispiox Mountains. Who is it protecting?

International Market, the esteemed, family-run, Thai restaurant that recently made a comeback, is among the best new restaurants in the South, according to Southern Living Magazine.

Sixteen Oklahomans will soon grace a billboard in New York's Times Square!

Broken Arrow’s Rose District is a hot spot for people looking to experience something unique. With its flower-lined streets and inviting shops, it’s an attraction that draws in customers.