Indie-prog stalwarts Monte are back with "Fledgling," a collection of left-field alt anthems tinged with psych-folk, post-rock, and some moments of real windswept beauty

City Council approved $10 million for roadwork needed to bring OK's first Buc-ee's to far west OKC, despite talk of unsustainable sprawl and strained City resources

A man convicted of gunning down a father of two will ask the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board for clemency, saying that he was wrongfully convicted.

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA

County Commissioners voted Wednesday to let voters decide on a proposed sales tax to fund the long-troubled new jail as City development plans have riled opponents.

The Norman Music Festival Open Call is on right now, inviting performers, bands, and artists of all kinds to apply for Oklahoma's biggest free music fest.

City Council approved $10 million for roadwork needed to bring OK's first Buc-ee's to far west OKC, despite talk of unsustainable sprawl and strained City resources

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA

The embezzlement case against the founders of Epic Charter Schools has seen a number of setbacks and delays on its way to trial.

The chief investigator for the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s Office has been placed on leave following allegations of sexual harassment from a Moore police officer

An 18-year-old inmate at the Oklahoma County jail called the emergency line four times over 45 minutes while a man was being beaten to death two cells away.

The Norman Music Festival Open Call is on right now, inviting performers, bands, and artists of all kinds to apply for Oklahoma's biggest free music fest.

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again invites audiences worldwide to crown a winner from among ten short film finalists, screening and voting now at OKCMOA

Award-winning OKC filmmakers Jacob and Zachary Burns threw a high-energy rock party to launch the fundraiser for their upcoming punk-powered horror movie "Bad Vibes"

September is Deaf Awareness Month, offering an opportunity to examine how accessible communication is for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people in Oklahoma City

The embezzlement case against the founders of Epic Charter Schools has seen a number of setbacks and delays on its way to trial.

Cleveland County approved a $20-million settlement for the family of Norman resident Shannon Hanchett, who died in the county jail during a mental health crisis in 2022.

Diversion Hub, a nonprofit serving Oklahomans impacted by the criminal legal system, has launched the Breakfast Hub, a food truck and social enterprise program

Significant changes to Medicaid are set to take effect next year, affecting millions of Americans, including nearly 1 in 4 Oklahomans.

The chief investigator for the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s Office has been placed on leave following allegations of sexual harassment from a Moore police officer

An 18-year-old inmate at the Oklahoma County jail called the emergency line four times over 45 minutes while a man was being beaten to death two cells away.

High-end audio boutique The Groove hosts their first-ever expo and demonstration event, featuring some rare chances for audiophiles to hear the finest gear in action

A beloved sculpture in OKC’s Asian District was badly damaged in a fire Thursday night, leaving neighborhood residents shocked and the artists heartbroken.

A man was found shot to death inside of a south OKC apartment late Saturday night and police have arrested a teenager for the killing

September is Deaf Awareness Month, offering an opportunity to examine how accessible communication is for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people in Oklahoma City

A fire claimed an apartment complex that housed more than a dozen previously homeless residents, but OKC officials are making sure they don’t have to go back to streets.

Award-winning OKC filmmakers Jacob and Zachary Burns threw a high-energy rock party to launch the fundraiser for their upcoming punk-powered horror movie "Bad Vibes"

A number of new initiatives and accessibility additions formed from visitor feedback are making 2026 the most accessible and sensory-friendly year in State Fair history

Diversion Hub, a nonprofit serving Oklahomans impacted by the criminal legal system, has launched the Breakfast Hub, a food truck and social enterprise program

High-end audio boutique The Groove hosts their first-ever expo and demonstration event, featuring some rare chances for audiophiles to hear the finest gear in action

The 2026 Oklahoma State Fair, running until Sept. 27, features food, music, carnival rides and new attractions, with a Route 66 theme.

Lance Shroyer, the former Oklahoma State Trooper tapped to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), has been withdrawn by the White House with no explanation

A man was found shot to death inside of a south OKC apartment late Saturday night and police have arrested a teenager for the killing

A Starbucks store in Ponca City and another in south Norman have voted to unionize, citing OKC stores as inspiration as calls for boycott sweep the nation

Award-winning OKC filmmakers Jacob and Zachary Burns threw a high-energy rock party to launch the fundraiser for their upcoming punk-powered horror movie "Bad Vibes"

Korean sci-fi action blockbuster "Hope" is a madcap riot of monsters, gore, and epic twists, all adding up to more fun than you've had at the theater in years.

OKCMOA is showcasing the remarkable collection of Puerto Rico's Museo de Arte de Ponce with "The Sense of Beauty," highlighting a wide range of art history and culture.

A number of new initiatives and accessibility additions formed from visitor feedback are making 2026 the most accessible and sensory-friendly year in State Fair history

OKCMOA is showcasing the remarkable collection of Puerto Rico's Museo de Arte de Ponce with "The Sense of Beauty," highlighting a wide range of art history and culture.

The OKC Philharmonic launches a new season, spotlighting the epic power and towering scale of symphonic music and the legends and legacies at its heart

Beginning Thursday, the City of OKC will replenish the struggling Lake Hefner with water from Canton Lake in western OK as drought has taken a toll on both lakes

The OKC Philharmonic launches a new season, spotlighting the epic power and towering scale of symphonic music and the legends and legacies at its heart

The 2026 Oklahoma State Fair, running until Sept. 27, features food, music, carnival rides and new attractions, with a Route 66 theme.

Lance Shroyer, the former Oklahoma State Trooper tapped to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), has been withdrawn by the White House with no explanation

OKCMOA is showcasing the remarkable collection of Puerto Rico's Museo de Arte de Ponce with "The Sense of Beauty," highlighting a wide range of art history and culture.

A Starbucks store in Ponca City and another in south Norman have voted to unionize, citing OKC stores as inspiration as calls for boycott sweep the nation

An OKC man is expected to serve life in prison after being convicted of murder in the 2024 killing of his former roommate.

The community is invited to a Ward 7 Info Session Sept. 24 to learn more about the Community Public Safety Advisory Board, a citizen-led board for police oversight in OKC