Military

Veterans Day in Oklahoma brings free meals, coffee, and heartfelt thanks for those who served.

Oklahoma’s Boise City holds a record no one wanted — it’s the only U.S. town bombed by the U.S. during World War II.

Lawton Karen's slammed Fort Sill’s late-night booms in viral Facebook letter.

The USS Oklahoma is back after 80 years, this time as a nuclear-powered Virginia-class submarine. A name sunk at Pearl Harbor resurfaces with a new mission.

Lawmakers made big moves in July, and now they’re in effect. Read how Oklahoma laws are changing in schools, colleges, and beyond.

Well, it looks like the skies over southwest Oklahoma had some folks scratching their heads recently—turns out, it was just a military practice, but still raises questions.

Amid rising tensions, a hidden map reveals Oklahoma's place in the national conversation about nuclear targets. It’s a sobering reminder of our strategic importance.

Famous for his death in battle, his exploits were horrendous.

Needless to say, those who thought it was a good idea to post negative comments and complain on social media about Fort Sill quickly regretted it. You'd think they'd know better.

There are far more towns on this list than you expected.

The best place to hide something is in plain sight.

Here's a really interesting piece of forgotten Oklahoma history.