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Thousands of people lined Tulsa’s downtown streets in anticipation 45 years ago today, although most probably weren’t quite sure what to expect.

The Tigers fell for the first time in the season, losing to the Mountain Lions in the second round of the state playoffs at Marana High School, Marana, Ariz., October

The long-delayed opening of John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park happened 13 years ago today.

One image (and some fun facts) for each University of Arizona Homecoming Week, stretching back to 1914.

Bursts of colors can be found all over Mount Lemmon as the fall season has taken hold. Leaves along the Aspen Trail, in Summerhaven the Ski Valley and Bear Wallow

Happy birthday to Tony Casillas, the self-described “kid from east Tulsa with two Super Bowl rings," who turns 60 on Thursday.

Today most people know John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath” as a defining example of the Great American Novel.

The historic storm hit Lincoln Oct. 25-26, 1997, covering the city in 13.2 inches of snow. Some residents were without power for a week. Take a look back.

On Oct. 24, 2015, four people died and dozens were injured after a car crashed into OSU’s annual Sea of Orange Homecoming Parade.