Dec 10-16, 2014

Garth Brooks once again proves that he’s the nice, upstanding man he seems to be.

Your cheaper gas prices are hurting the men and women — mostly white men — who manage Oklahoma’s largest energy companies.

Chicken-Fried News: Funny weather

Our city’s county deputy assessor Larry Stein recently shared a not-so-nice opinion regarding the Ferguson, Missouri, protests.

Chicken-Fried News: Green with pride

Chicken-Fried News: There is no God ... curriculum

City combines education, commerce, culture at 2015 Creativity World Forum

Metro Briefs: The Eastern Flyer rail line to finally connect OKC, Tulsa

Police graduates join force with hopes of positivity and building relationships

PODCAST: The energy industry and state government

Guns more popular than ever in Oklahoma

Council approves Western Ave. improvements

City, oil company will discuss drill plans near Lake Hefner

VIDEO: Group walks Classen to dream up improvements

Commentary: #Ferguson, our problem

Letters to the Editor: Dec. 10, 2014

The cold wind ripping and the wet snow falling doesn’t mean another boring meal of chicken soup or beef stew for dinner. Plenty of local eateries specialize in unique, south-of-the-border fare.

Nuggets Food Briefs: Truckburger for breakfast, pecan harvests and more

If you long for Korean cuisine and shopping, OK Ko-Mart has both

Ally Moore said she didn’t do anything that special.

Comedian Graham Elwood performs show, podcast in OKC

Faith is kind of like family, it’s fine to make fun of it as long as it’s yours. Well, usually.

11 artists on display at Christmas at the Elms

New book explores creativity through words

Local musician contributes art to new collections book

Langston University’s hiring of Miller to coach the Lady Lions might be one of the most underrated local sports stories of the past year.

Redhawks rebranded

Long has Chase Kerby laid claim to a position as one of Oklahoma City’s best songwriters.

Jack White sets February show at OU

Gazette rounds up best local albums of 2014

Since the Dallas-Fort Worth trio's formation in 2010, Oil Boom has always been something of a throwback, conjuring that same cocky bravado and sound of rock 'n' roll's unrivaled reign in the ’70s.