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Print In the penultimate episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) finally gets back Captain America’s shield and chooses to accept the mantle. “What would be the point of all the pain and the sacrifice if I wasn’t willing to stand up and keep fighting?” he says before a training montage that shows his growing mastery of the shield. Since premiering last month, the Disney+ series has explicitly confronted the complicated legacy of what Cap’s shield represents and the complexities of what it means to be a Black hero in America. Advertisement

In the penultimate episode of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) finally gets back Captain America's shield and chooses to accept the mantle. "What would be the point of all the pain and the sacrifice if I wasn't willing to stand up and keep fighting?" he says before a training montage that shows his growing mastery of the shield. Since premiering last month, the Disney+ series has explicitly confronted the complicated legacy of what Cap's shield represents and the complexities of what it means to be a Black hero in America. At times it has been the show's "villa...

By: Reagan Ledbetter A two-month undercover sex sting to take down suspects accused of child sex crimes ended with nearly a dozen men in jail in Rogers County -- but this operation extends far beyond the county line. Operation "Guardian Angels" went after adults trying to meet and have sex with what they thought were 14-year-old boys and 15-year-old girls. For the last two months, News 9’s Reagan Ledbetter rode along with investigators at all times of the day and night, as investigators arrested suspects from Joplin, Missouri to Oklahoma City. Investigators created fake social media profi...

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier's fifth episode, "Truth," got intense. Here's our deep dive into all the Easter eggs in the latest installment.

Screenshot: Marvel / Disney When I saw that the title of the fifth episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier was going to be “Truth,” I may have fist-pumped a bit. That was the title of the 2003 comic book miniseries by Robert Morales & Kyle Baker that introduced Isaiah Bradley, subtitled Red, White, and Black, and I was hoping that we’d see more of Carl Lumbly’s MCU version of Bradley. I was not disappointed, as the scene with him and Sam Wilson was one of several excellent scenes in this take-a-breath episode that paused from the fight scenes to remind us of some of the themes ...