Economy

Overpopulation in China is not limited to just humans.  Some pet cemetery's in China have as many as 3,000 pet tombs with owners paying thousands of dollars for pet plots.

The David Hegwood 'Day of Caring' is set for April 15, but deadlines for your agency to apply for help and to volunteer are fast approaching.

The City of Lawton and LATS will begin offering an eight-week trial bus service to the Lawton Food Bank and South Lawton, beginning Monday March 7, 2016. The bus is scheduled to arrive on Sheridan Road at 53 minutes past the hour, at the Lawton Food Bank.

It's Girl Scout cookie month!  After Christmas and Thanksgiving, it could possibly be the most anticipated time of Winter.  At least at my house.

After more than 30 years in Oklahoma City's Bricktown, Spaghetti Warehouse has announced that they are shutting their doors...tomorrow.

The Department of the Army today announced plans for the reduction of the Regular Army from 490,000 to 450,000 Soldiers. This reduction of 40,000 Soldiers will occur in fiscal years 2016 and 2017.

Pew Research Center says 30 percent of the workforce in America earns near minimum wage. Ironically, the Wall Street Journal says rents keep rising! The National Low Income Housing Coalition has put out a map of all 50 states and how much a person needs to afford a two-bedroom apartment.

About 18 months ago, two women in Washington state started an experiment on Facebook called "Buy Nothing Project" as a way of connecting with neighbors and also saving money.

Tattoos seem to be growing in popularity, so can these permanent pieces of body art hinder your chances of landing work?

Earlier this afternoon students from the Cameron University Summer documentary class stopped by the studios to talk about their new film 'To Be Or Not To Be: Marijuana in Oklahoma.' The documentary is set to premiere next Tuesday night (07-22-14) 7:00pm CST at Cameron Theater.

We've all seen those lame commercials for no-name colleges, right? Well, now they're getting their due in a hilarious parody.

Nowadays, perhaps more than ever, maximizing your car's gas mileage is vital—practically, economically and environmentally.