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It looks like cooler weather is heading to Oklahoma and with chilly temperatures comes comfort foods. Some foods taste better when it's cold outside, like chili and stew. So what's your favorite cold-weather comfort food?

It's been called the most scenic drive in all of Oklahoma. It's an amazing 54-mile stretch of road through some of the most beautiful countryside in the Sooner State.

If you're looking for something to do, why not hit the pumpkin patches and corn mazes for some fall family fun? Here's 10 Oklahoma pumpkin patches and corn mazes you'll want to check out this fall.

If you're looking for some fall family fun check out these amazing Oklahoma corn mazes. The Sooner State has some of the biggest and best corn mazes in the U.S. and chances are there's one near you.

If you're already thinking ahead about fall break and possible vacation destinations, then you'll definitely want to make a trip to this small town in S.W. Oklahoma. It's the perfect fall family getaway.

As companies rush to get their products out there's also an unspoken competition to bring to market the most unusual pumpkin spice flavored or scented product. We have a winner for 2023.

Today's the day. The pumpkin spice latte has officially returned to Oklahoma Starbucks for fall/winter 2023. It may be 100-plus degrees outside, but if you crank the AC you might enjoy a PSL.

If you're looking for fall colors this Oklahoma scenic drive is the place to go. Take a trip down this 54-mile winding mountain-top road for fantastic fall foliage and breathtaking views. Now's the time to plan your trip to see the best colors.

In "Shut Up And Take My Money" news...

Sure it may be 100 plus degrees outside as Mother Nature continues to pound us with record-breaking heat, but try as you might, you can't stop the pumpkin spice season!

This year we're seeing more Fall colors in Lawton, Fort Sill than ever before. It's been a while since the leaves have been so vibrant and colorful. Some say it's due to all the rain and moisture we've seen this year throughout the Spring and late Summer. Whatever the reason, the trees are changing and if you're into Fall leaves you're in luck!

It's hard to believe next week on Wednesday, September 22nd (09-22-21) it will be the official first day of Fall. We're fast approaching cooler temperatures and the holiday season. It'll be here before you know it. I'm looking forward to getting a reprieve from the heat and all the Fall fun and activities.