Oklahoma News

Oklahoma isn't quite the South or the Midwest, and you can hear that in the way we talk. From the Texas influence in southwest Oklahoma to the cleaner sounds up north, our accents change as you travel across the state.

Fort Reno has a long military history, but the ghost stories attached to the old post are what make its past especially unsettling.

Oklahoma has an actual law titled “Burial of Dead Limbs.” I found it while digging through the state statutes, and now I'm curious about the story behind it.

Oklahoma's Spook Light has drawn curious visitors for generations, and the stories surrounding this strange roadside legend are still going strong.

The Climate Prediction Center has released its winter outlook for Oklahoma. Here's how it compares with the Farmers' Almanac, the Old Farmer's Almanac and Oklahoma's persimmon-seed tradition.

Toys “R” Us is expanding across the country for Christmas 2026, and Oklahoma already has two shops inside Macy’s. For a generation raised on those Thanksgiving toy catalogs, that name still means something.

Oklahoma's long stretch of summer heat is finally giving way to a cold fall morning, with overnight lows dipping into the upper 30s as Saturday begins.

Oklahoma gas customers are still paying for the extraordinary costs of Winter Storm Uri. Summit Utilities' latest email also explains a winter billing adjustment that can catch customers by surprise.

Oklahoma ranks among the cheapest states to live in, but lower wages raise a bigger question: how much of that cost-of-living advantage do residents actually keep?

Lawton's holiday markets bring together local artists and vendors selling gifts you won't find anywhere else.

Oklahoma gun owners are trying to figure out how the ATF's new short-barreled rifle and shotgun policy interacts with state law.

Nearly 500 Facebook comments brought out decades of Oklahoma black panther stories, from childhood memories and nighttime sightings to encounters people still swear were real.