Oklahoma 4-star WR commit Daniel Odom shuts down recruitment

Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco four-star wide receiver Daniel Odom has been committed to Oklahoma since Jan. 28. Throughout the spring and summer, though, he did continue to entertain other programs. That’s over and done with for the 6-foot-2 pass- …

Oklahoma Governor Stitt Appoints Timothy Tardibono as Executive Director of Juvenile Affairs

Oklahoma City -- Governor Kevin Stitt announced Tuesday that Timothy Tardibono will serve as the executive director of the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs. “Tim is one of Oklahoma’s leading experts on criminal justice, family, and public service, and I …

$1B glass NBA arena design unveiled in Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City’s new $1 billion downtown arena will be a circular glass structure that allows visitors to look out on the city as a backdrop and passersby to look in. Mayor David Holt and architect David Manica unveiled the preliminary …

Epirus Nabs Army Deal For Upgraded IFPC-HPM Systems, Eyes Oklahoma To Expand Production

The Army has officially awarded Epirus a $43.6 million deal to deliver an upgraded version of its high-power microwave drone defeat system, with the company’s CEO confirming it’s looking to pick a location by the end of the summer to potentially expand…

ICE agent injured after allegedly being dragged by Honduran fleeing Oklahoma arrest

The ‘Outnumbered’ panel previews Lara Trump’s interview with ICE agents about the growing dangers they face and the role rhetoric plays in fueling anti-ICE sentiment. The full interview airs this Saturday on ‘My View with Lara Trump.’ NEWYou can now listen …

Charles E. Camp, 72, Oklahoma

Charles E. Camp, 72, of Lawton, Oklahoma passed away Friday, July 11th, at McMahon Tomlinson Nursing & Rehab Center in Lawton, OK. Charles was born in Noblesville, IN on July 31, 1952, a son of the late Barbara J. (McDole)  and Bertie Camp. He was a …

Oklahoma band, Cross Canadian Ragweed, to take part in Texas flood benefit concert

CANYON LAKE, Texas — An Oklahoma band is set to perform in a concert benefiting those effected by the Texas floods. Cross Canadian Ragweed, a band from Yukon, Oklahoma in 1994, will take part in a benefit concert hosted by Robert Earl Keen called 'REK …

FBI seeks public's help in Oklahoma homicide investigation

YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City takes over operations of historic Camp DaKaNi

The YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City is stepping in to operate Camp DaKaNi, a historic outdoor camp that has served generations of children but struggled to recover from the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Founded by Camp Fire and known for its …

Oklahoma City celebrates NBA champ Jaylin Williams with proclamation

Oklahoma City Mayor declared July 16 as "Jaylin 'Jay-Will' Williams Day" to honor his role in the Thunder's historic NBA Championship win. OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City Mayor officially proclaimed July 16 as "Jaylin 'Jay- …