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Take a virtual tour of the abandoned Tulsa Speedway in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was once a thriving and busy race track until it closed permanently back in the mid-2000s. It's now another empty and eerie place in Oklahoma that's overgrown and nearly forgotten.

A new study shows that Texas and Oklahoma are two of the cheapest states where you purchase a home.

The Sooner State was well represented by an incredible singing, rapping, and dancing K-Pop MEGA-STAR and has won the first-ever American Song Contest on NBC. Oklahoma's own AleXa from Tulsa, OK. has won the contest!

One Oklahoma City woman loved her dog so much, that she broke it out of an animal shelter, right before it was scheduled to be euthanized.

Not only does alcohol impair your judgment, but consuming too much of it can cause you to do some incredibly stupid things.

The Sooner State has an abundance of really funny, unusual, and downright crazy street names. Every town and city in Oklahoma has at least a few unforgettable street names that non Okies and even Okies alike find hilarious! Here's a rundown of some of the state's best and funniest street names.

Take a trip to Wakita, OK. to visit the Twister Movie Museum!

Now before you go and get upset, or doubt your Okie credentials, know that there's a really good reason as to why a lot of Oklahomans don't know the official state motto. The biggest reason is that there really never was an official state motto, at least according to researchers and those who have dived into the state's history.

Sooner fans are pissed right now and some of them have a pet they just can't look at right now.

This video "Unboxing Oklahoma: What it's Like Living in Oklahoma" is pure internet gold! Of course, it's loaded with all the usual funny assumptions about the Sooner State and all the stereotypes of people and lifestyles.

Congratulations to Elgin, OK. for being named Oklahoma's safest City in 2021. This makes the third time in a row that Elgin, OK. has been declared as the safest city in the state, that's quite an accomplishment. The new study from www.safewise.com lists the 20 safest city's in Oklahoma and Elgin once again is at the very top of the list!

Yesterday (02-24-21) Oklahoma legislators passed another bill, HB 2273. It's a companion bill to SB 6 which passed the Oklahoma State Senate earlier. Both bills would make it illegal to photograph or video law enforcement and publish it on an online site, forum or social media platform. There's been a lot of confusion and concern with the two bills as you can imagine. So what exactly will the new law(s) do and what are the penalties be for violating the law(s)? Also, if this does become law when will it take effect?