Cover Story Teaser: The Boz turns 50
The name Brian Bosworth evokes images of a swaggering, young Sooner jock without a care in the world. For some, it might be hard to believe, but The Boz — just like the rest of humanity — has to age. In fact, he turned 50 on March 9. Story by Ray Cavanaugh and Kory B.…
Chicken-Fried News: Friends for-never
Sen. Joseph Silk wrote Senate Bill 440 because he’s afraid the LGBT movement is infringing on religious convictions.
Council Briefs: City adopts state cycling ordinance
The Oklahoma City Council adopted a new cycling ordinance and discussed the search for a new convention center site and a proposed charter school bill.
Obituary: James Norick
Oklahoma Gazette remembers former mayor and councilman James Norick, who died March 4.
Obituary: Donald Capra
Oklahoma Gazette remembers local immunologist and president emeritus of OMRF Donald Capra, who died February 24.
Obituary: Jackie Cooper
Oklahoma Gazette remembers local dealership owner and philanthropist Jackie Cooper, who died in his home on February 27.
School selection to begin for new education program
A Seattle-based education consulting firm was in town last week as it looks to launch its program in several Oklahoma City schools.
Soto teaches dance for two at OU
Jock Soto, a retired dancer, teaches pas de deux.
Marshall Brewing brings back its This Machine IPA
The first batch of This Machine sold so fast that Alexander said he knew he was onto something good.
Cover story: Underground Monster Carnival attacks OKC this weekend
From out of the darkness, the Underground Monster Carnival makes its annual appearance.
Chicken-Fried News: ‘Catch this’
Jim Inhofe threw a snowball at someone on the Senate floor to make a point and prove that global warming doesn’t exist.
Chicken-Fried News: Illegal books
Freedom from Religion Foundation is taking steps to uphold the law and protect Oklahoma children and the separation of church and state.
Liquor store industry pushes back on proposed legislation
Independence Day, Labor Day and Memorial Day are the top three biggest days for beer sales in the nation, according to numbers from The Nielsen Company, a research firm.
Oklahoma City-based Team Arapahoe Resources, a men’s domestic elite bicycle racing team, placed second in the first two regional races of its inaugural season last month in Texas.
Oklahoma City-based Team Arapahoe Resources, a men’s domestic elite bicycle racing team, placed second in the first two regional races of its inaugural season last month in Texas.
Chicken-Fried News: Sue, baby
Chesapeake Energy is suing co-founder and former CEO Aubrey McClendon nearly two years after his departure.
Mustang Brewing Company has entered into an agreement with Krebs Brewing Company, the maker of Choc beers, to bring all of Mustang’s brewing operations to Oklahoma.
Mustang Brewing Company has entered into an agreement with Krebs Brewing Company, the maker of Choc beers, to bring all of Mustang’s brewing operations to Oklahoma.
OKG Eat: Drink quirky, OKC!
You can get a beer almost anywhere, but for an experience, you need a bar.
Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund’s annual fundraising gala is set for Saturday.
Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund’s annual fundraising gala is set for Saturday.
I’ve been doing public policy research and writing for nearly 20 years, and during that time, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how Oklahomans have come to view public education.
I’ve been doing public policy research and writing for nearly 20 years, and during that time, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how Oklahomans have come to view public education.
Letters to the Editor: March 4, 2015
In October, marriage became legal for same-gender couples in Oklahoma.
Run Lucky 5K to raise funds for cancer research
For some, a reward is needed to accomplish a goal. Like a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. For others, beer is the greatest motivator. Or is that fear? Regardless, the luck of the Irish might be enough to sustain participants of the fifth annual Run Lucky 5K and Mission Mile Fun…
Momentum builds as multimedia artist prep to show their stuff
Dozens of up-and-coming Oklahoma artists were chosen to showcase their skills this weekend during Momentum OKC.
Baptist converge to discuss same-sex marriage
Denominational leaders speak on the Gospel, Sexuality & the Church.
Chicken-Fried News: Prison murder
Oklahoma has one of the highest rates of prison homicide in the country.
Oklahoma Gazette previews three can’t-miss acts each week leading into Austin’s South by Southwest festival.
Oklahoma Gazette previews three can’t-miss acts each week leading into Austin’s South by Southwest festival.
Chicken-Fried News: Defensive advice
According to Tennessee Titans center Gabe Ikard, OU coach Bob Stoops has been giving players good advice about domestic violence for years.
Chicken-Fried News: Loyal Durant
OKC Thunder star Kevin Durant still doesn’t have a championship ring, and he ain’t happy.
Waldrop’s low budget campaign proves competitive
Bob Waldrop surprised some with his 40 percent vote share in the Ward 6 city council election.
Will convention center change impact other projects?
A change in location for a new convention center could send ripples throughout downtown, impacting everything from tax incentive discussions to streetcar planning.
Nuggets Food Briefs: That’s all, yolks
Venerable downtown restaurant La Luna Mexican Cafe will close its doors on April 11, said owner Cindy Cabrera.
Dance with Elmo, Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster and more at this brand-new, rockin’ Sesame Street Live performance.
Dance with Elmo, Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster and more at this brand-new, rockin’ Sesame Street Live performance.
And like so many things that aren’t technically alive, I ate those hot dogs. And they were pretty good.
And like so many things that aren’t technically alive, I ate those hot dogs. And they were pretty good.
Satirical classics get stage life at Carpenter Square
Comedic adaptions of Kurt Vonnegut stories
Second best is still great
A timeless cast of characters examine the mistakes age and wisdom were supposed to correct, tapping into a youth yet unexplored.
Decades old counter culture still thrives in OKC
As hardcore punk grows more accepting of internal divisions, straight edge finds itself among family.
OKG Shop 7: Bottoms up, y’all
Liquor laws be damned, here’s where to find seven package stores near you!
From villains to vixens, the cosplay cocktails create a stir
All dressed up and nothing to drink?
Cover Story Teaser: Underground Monster Carnival attacks OKC this weekend
Creators Art and Stephanie Sunday talk about Oklahoma’s largest horror, cosplay and freaky fun convention, the Underground Monster Carnival, which they founded years ago to celebrate the art and culture of thrills and chills. It hits State Fair Park on Saturday. Story by Louis Fowler, P. 30. PLUS! Check out our cosplay cocktail recipes from…
OKC school suspension rates are among highest in the nation
Seventy-five percent of African-American male high school students in the Oklahoma City Public Schools district were suspended at least once in 2012.
