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Prisons across the state have been locked down following an inmate-on-inmate assault that occurred today at North Fork Correctional Center in Sayre

Fifty-one thousand Oklahomans have signed up for Medicaid since eligibility expanded this week

Free fishing – that’s what’s happening this weekend all across Oklahoma. A bad day fishing is still better than a lot of other things. “So this weekend is free fishing weekend in Oklahoma,” said Don P. Brown, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation communication and education specialist. This Saturday and Sunday are the only days when you don’t need a state license to legally fish. But there are some things you should know before heading out with the rod and reel. “Make...

A four-thousand-mile bike trek across the United States

OKLAHOMA CITY — After defeating Arizona 5-1, Alabama advances in the NCAA Tournament as part of the winner’s bracket. This is the Crimson Tide’s first time in that position since 2014. “It is huge,” Fouts said about winning. “It helps to stay in the winners bracket. It gives us confidence… We can hang, and deserve to be here. For all the girls in 2019, it shows them we got this thing, too.” A great performance from starting pitcher Montana Fouts and solid defense on the diamond ...

Sample local beers, play some bingo or enjoy a special date night this weekend.

Alabama and UCLA have a great pitching staff. But who will be starting in game six of the WCWS?

Within days of being named the city with the best public art by readers, Plaza Walls hosted the fifth Milk Crate Jam. Celebrating the four...

This month, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals unveiled a southeast Oklahoma City billboard that welcomes travelers to Oklahoma, “home of meathead Gov. Kevin...

If you’ve been waiting for post-vaccine life to hit the Oklahoma City restaurant scene, you’ll notice some new options across the metro. These seven restaurants...