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With seltzer revenue reportedly reaching more than $4 billion in 2020, Sonic Corp. and COOP Ale Works have entered the arena, releasing their line. With...

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Heather Levy explores dark themes of love, redemption and pain with her debut novel, which is both lauded and feared.

Last month, a Colorado woman named Bailey Breedlove was walking through Frontier City with her daughter when the fashion police executed a traffic stop on...

9 Kansas City Residents Share What Being Asian Means to Them 9 Kansas City Residents Share What Being Asian Means to Them Community, solidarity and joy are at the forefront Published 1 hour ago The past year of pandemic and rising racial tension has shaken many to their core. For Asians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Kansas City, this year has been particularly challenging.  AAPI residents make up 3% of the population in the Kansas City metropolitan area and 12% of t...

Thankfully, Oklahomans avoided severe damage from Thursday’s storms

A shocking announcement days before the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre

Charges against a former member of Gov. Kevin Stitt's Cabinet have been dropped, Stitt said in a news release Friday

An Oklahoma County jury today found William Reece guilty of the 1997 murder of Tiffany Johnston

May 29—As lengthier days tempt us with sunny skies and warm temperatures, the urge to get out and stretch our legs is upon us, and there's no doubt our canine friends are feeling the itch to tag along as we resume enjoying all sorts of outdoor activities. With temperate summers in the upper Midwest, the chance to get outside with your dog is abundant and enjoyed by many. Whether strenuously ...