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Spring is in the air, and so are the colorful eggs! Lawton's gearing up for a festive Easter weekend packed with fun for all ages.

True story: Jelly Roll once tried to buy his childhood home.

The two stars aren't friends — but they were willing to get in a room and air out their differences. Plus, they got a great song out of it.

Country music is often known for wholesome themes, but the genre has a sexier side.

Luke Combs knows that the way he looks plays into his role in country music. And he's got jokes about it!

The country-folk singer canceled the rest of his 2026 tour and announced an indefinite hiatus, saying his mental health has declined after pushing himself to keep touring.

"Her infectious laugh, quick wit, and natural grace left a lasting impression on all who knew her."

Excitement is brewing on 2nd Street as Lawton's Viridian Coffee preps for its grand reopening - with free drinks and special surprises in store!

“I live my entire life somewhere between two middle fingers and the grace of Jesus Christ. And I learned that from Johnny Cash."

As the sun dips behind the mountains, an age-old tradition comes to life, inviting the community to celebrate together under the evening sky.

Jelly Roll says his mother was the one who first introduced him to country music.

Nope, they weren't beefin'! Musgraves and Lambert have a duet coming.

Russell Dickerson reveals why breakup songs just don't do it for him.

Jelly Roll put another notch in his country music legacy with his official induction into the Grand Ole Opry.

Bucees has made headlines recently, but not for the reasons fans would hope. A surprising rating has customers raising eyebrows.

Target's latest move is making waves in the cereal aisle — some iconic brands may be disappearing. Let’s break down what this means for your breakfast table.

The Chief Drive-In in Chickasha is back in action, serving up films and tasty treats. Grab your family and settle in for a night under the Oklahoma sky.

The tornado and severe weather threat chances have increased for southwest Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning.