Oklahoma News

Lawton just got its first Zarley's, bringing fresh subs and ice cream treats to Gore Boulevard.

Fall is almost here in Oklahoma, and after a brutal summer, that means the fish are getting ready to feed.

Enid's massive Project Thunderbird proposal isn't just about building another data center. The infrastructure planned around it is what makes this interesting.

Three attractions plus carnival games, axe throwing, and a new VIP cantina experience await at Trail of Fear this October.

Flock cameras have become controversial across Oklahoma and the country. Now Axon is offering police departments another option.

Oklahoma once drilled one of the deepest wells in the world, hit molten sulfur and earned a terrifying nickname. Now there’s a spaceport nearby.

More than 1,700 Fort Sill homes are getting geothermal heating and cooling in a $63 million project that could make Southwest Oklahoma a testing ground for the technology.

Oklahoma could set September heat records today before storms bring hail, heavy rain and even a small tornado risk to parts of the state.

Oklahoma State's fresh start didn't exactly go according to plan, and somehow, Tulsa has beaten the Cowboys again.

From Tulsa's massive Bavarian celebration to smaller community festivals and brewery parties, these are 10 of the best Oktoberfests in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma State has a new coach, a mostly new roster and a whole lot of optimism. Now the Cowboys get their first real test against the same Tulsa team that helped end the Gundy era.

A viral video claims Hobby Lobby is selling lead-contaminated dishes. There’s some real science behind the test, but the story isn’t quite that simple.