Opinion

While the tide has been slowly turning on fast food in America for years now, Oklahoma is letting a once-beloved eatery know it's days could be numbered.

While the idea of trusting a vehicle to drive itself is alien to the average Oklahoman, here's how it went over the Thanksgiving weekend.

In Oklahoma no-less... This is a wild theory that isn't so far-fetched.

The Sooner State is quickly becoming known Nationwide for our Christmas spirit and epic displays. People from all over come here to experience the holidays Okie style.

It's 87 miles of stressed out, white-knuckle carnage. A lawless abyss of blacktop.

There's a difference between getting where you're going and riding in style.

This will confuse anyone not living in Northeast Oklahoma.

Nobody can agree on BBQ in this town now, and this will probably divide smoked meat aficionados even further.

Let's settle this argument once and for all. What is the most popular way Oklahomans' cook their turkey on Thanksgiving? Everyone has a favorite from deep frying to smoking and baking. So which do you prefer? Take the quick poll and let us know.

It's an amazing 54-mile stretch of road through some of the most beautiful countryside in the Sooner State.

That's the question and the answer may surprise you.

Built back in 1910 this historic and haunted location is home to some of the best home cooking and scary stories to be found anywhere.