Weird News

I just learned that younger coworkers see the thumbs-up emoji very differently than I do, and now I'm questioning every text I've ever sent.

Oklahoma has already experienced multiple derechos this June, continuing one of the strangest weather years the state has seen in recent memory.

Oklahoma's lakes weren't built for recreation. They were built for flood control, and what still lurks beneath them can make them surprisingly dangerous.

A bizarre Broken Bow Arby's lawsuit has sparked a nationwide debate, and suddenly everyone online thinks they're an infectious disease expert.

Every Oklahoma town has a favorite Sonic. The funny part is almost everyone agrees which location is the best.

As Oklahoma attracts more data centers, one strange internet rumor raises an unexpected question: what happens when bamboo gets too close?

A Tulsa bomb company, a Texas inventor, and a fishing reel that changed the sport forever.

Some Oklahoma laws sound completely ridiculous until you learn why they were created in the first place.

Oklahoma almost became two separate states, and most people have never heard the story of Sequoyah.

People once rode pump jacks for fun in Oklahoma oil fields. Strange as it sounds today, the stories were common enough to inspire nationwide safety campaigns.

People across Oklahoma reported hearing loud booms Tuesday evening, but the source remains unclear. Fort Sill, earthquakes, and other possibilities are all being discussed.

Oklahoma gave the world the twist tie, but most of us throw it away the moment we open the bread bag. So what's the point?