Wiggle Out Loud fest is fun set to music
A local festival gives youth opportunities to be active and enjoy live music.
OKC’s City Hall hires more females for leadership positions than comparative cities, including Tulsa, Dallas and Kansas City.
OKC’s City Hall hires more females for leadership positions than comparative cities, including Tulsa, Dallas and Kansas City.
Chesapeake Energy Arena a low-cost, high-value venue
Chesapeake Arena construction and renovation costs are a bargain compared to other arenas around the nation.
Link Crew program builds foundation for freshmen
The Link Crew mentorship program connects OKC high school freshman with upperclassmen to help students advance academically.
BLOG: Council votes down sexual orientation protection in taxi ordinance
The Oklahoma City council voted down an amendment that would prevent rideshare and taxi companies from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation was voted down.
Lake to river bike trail two years away
A dedicated bike and walking trail connecting Lake Hefner and the Oklahoma River could be complete in less than two years.
Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice’s second annual Oklahoma City Humanitarian Awards honors five.
Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice’s second annual Oklahoma City Humanitarian Awards honors five.
Garage offers tasty takes on hamburgers
Want it hot? The Spicy Sriracha Bleu Burger ($5.99) is exactly what it sounds like.
Say what?: Michael Thompson
Is school in America too easy? Amanda Ripley thinks so.
Red Earth Rocks the Plaza celebrates art, food, music
The Red Earth Art Center, 6 Santa Fe Plaza, has a lot to celebrate, and it is doing things up right.
Check out the new rap video and mixtape from Jankins, aka PDA
Tulsa-raised hip-hop musician and producer Anthony Jenkins, formerly known as PDA and now calling himself Jankins, recently released his new music video, “Lose My Mind.”
BLOG: OKC’s story, mayor highlighted on ‘Meet the Press’
OKC Mayor Mick Cornett appeared on Sunday’s episode of “Meet the Press’ to discuss the city’s ability to move forward on capital projects while the federal government remains gridlocked.
Inaugural Oklahoma City halloween parade, party is Oct. 25
The inaugural Oklahoma City Halloween Parade & Costume Party starts 7 p.m. Oct. 25 at Automobile Alley.
PODCAST: Capital City, Episode 5
Troy Stevenson, executive director of the Equality Network’s Oklahoma chapter, discusses the year that was for same-sex marriage in Oklahoma and what we might expect from the U.S. Supreme Court later this year.
It’s that time of year again: new food at the State Fair of Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Fair is coming, and there are a bevy of new food choices for even the most jaded fair food experts.
Author says school too easy, teacher standards too low
Education author Amanda Ripley told school leaders at the Teacher Matter luncheon in Oklahoma City that school standards in America have to be raised.
BLOG: Fallin creates council to look at earthquake causes
Gov. Fallin announced a new council to look into the rise of earthquakes and the possible connections to oil and gas activity.
Heard on Hurd brings food trucks, live music to Edmond
CEO and president of Citizen’s Bank of Edmond has created Heard on Hurd, an H&8th-style food truck street festival that Edmond can call its own.
Diverse groups welcome new superintendent
Neu was invited to a diversity festival last week featuring several local organizations that work with parents and students.
Hear Garth Brooks’ new single, ‘People Loving People’
The Tulsa-born and Yukon-raised Owasso resident also known as country superstar Garth Brooks has released a new single, “People Loving People.”
Local author’s new book examines history of OKC Zoo
Local author Amy Dee Stephens concludes the story of the first 112 years of the Oklahoma City Zoo with her new book, on shelves now.
We’ve compiled a list of some local places to treat your four-legged friends as well as a few places to look into if you are thinking of expanding your family.
We’ve compiled a list of some local places to treat your four-legged friends as well as a few places to look into if you are thinking of expanding your family.
Chicken-Fried News: Mo’ money, mo’ problems
While we go about our daily lives, there is a quiet, multibillion-dollar war raging in a closed Oklahoma courtroom.
Chicken-Fried News: We’re No. 6!
Women in Oklahoma lack voices in political venues and boardrooms, shows a recent study by financial advice website WalletHub.
Jazz icon Charlie Christian’s legacy extends beyond OKC
Great jazz musicians possess the nerve and skill to improvise beyond written notes on a page, becoming bare for criticism or praise with each newly formed measure.
A father-son duo captures American landscapes in a new series of photographs
Both photographers explore varied aspects of the great outdoors, capturing bewitching landscapes and cityscapes in dazzling light and color.
A series of symposiums dissects the history of art in the American West
While scanning a well-known artist hangout, Jackson Rushing saw an intriguing flyer for an art history symposium tacked to a bulletin board.
Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Muskogee, wants to have another constitutional convention — you know, like the one we held in Philadelphia in 1787 to write our country’s Constitution.
Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Muskogee, wants to have another constitutional convention — you know, like the one we held in Philadelphia in 1787 to write our country’s Constitution.
Washed Out’s smooth soundscapes are in a constant state of evolution
Ernest Greene certainly has spent a fair amount of his life wandering around in his dreams, a willing prisoner to a wild imagination.
Chicken-Fried News: Mama Bare Ass?
Noble Public School students say Superintendent Ronda Bass, aka “Mama Bear Ass,” humiliated them.
Chicken-Fried News: Thanks (again), Obama
Somehow, Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Oklahoma, got a reputation as the “sane” Oklahoma politician.
The band’s fourth studio album comes out Tuesday, and they will share the celebration with Oklahoma City at The Conservatory that same day.
The band’s fourth studio album comes out Tuesday, and they will share the celebration with Oklahoma City at The Conservatory that same day.
Anderson brings passion to OKCMOA film program
Small-town life and sheer boredom had Anderson going through the lists of the great L.A. blockbusters, foreign works, art films and repertory masterpieces.
Chicken-Fried News: Fallin shows willingness to participate in Obamacare
Gov. Mary Fallin might not be as heartless as once thought when it comes to helping Oklahomans who can’t afford health insurance. Oklahoma Watch reported last month that Fallin has applied for a grant as part of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, in order to create a health insurance delivery model. Earlier,…
