Sep 17-23, 2014

Chicken-Fried News: Don’t pet the striped kitty

Chicken-Fried News: Westbrook put a ring on it

Chicken-Fried News: Be wary of Rep. Bennett

Chicken-Fried News: We need more women in power

Chicken-Fried News: Stop that racket!

Chicken-Fried News: We’re No. 4!

Chicken-Fried News: Goat social

Say what? Mick Cornett

BLOG: OKC ranks fifth for economic output

BLOG: City hall fielded thousands of angry calls prior to black mass

Salyer will seek reelection in Ward 6

Oklahoma Republicans are at no risk of losing power of the Legislature this November, in part because of a lack of Democratic challengers and electoral math that remains stacked in the GOP’s favor.

Preview: OKG cover story reveals benefits, influence of energy industry

OKG Eat: I can has (local) cheezburger?

Nuggets food briefs: Drink up, the Farmers Market is thirsty work

Wine + women: New sommeliers change status quo

When you pull up to Anthem Brewing Company, 908 SW Fourth St., there’s no mistaking what’s happening inside.

Two uniquely forward-thinking artists collide in Fall Art Show

Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble launches its 12th season with no strings attached

Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park (OSP) wraps up its 30th season with Macbeth, one of the company’s favorite plays, according to Kathryn McGill, OSP artistic director.

Carrie the weight

Local youth help girls in Nigeria through jewelry production

Edelman, champion of civil rights, to speak at OCU

TopGolf growing the game, opening facility in OKC

Coweta man receives Medal of Honor 44 years after death

OKC public schools combating cold this winter

Climate march planned

Cover story: Your guide to state fair quirk

Blu-ray review: Eraserhead

Tava Sofsky hopes to build on the Oklahoma Film & Music Office's recent success

Of all the mega-franchises, Godzilla’s has been the most secure despite the myriad potholes it has faced.

At the heart of all cinema lies a body-horror film about a human walrus. With Tusk, Kevin Smith continues a tangent seemingly spurred by 2011’s Red State.

With both Halloween and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre receiving newfangled releases, behold 1980’s slasher Prom Night.

Compared to his early days as a rapper, Beetyman’s growth and overall development of his craft are readily apparent.

Tyler Hopkins showcases stripped-down songwriting in new showcase

Local crooner Denver Duncan is hungry for respect

Oklahoma City indie-rock act Gum intends to stick around for a while

Broncho premieres "Class Historian" video, announces tour