Weird News

This Oklahoma restaurant is known for 2 things. It's legendary chicken fried steak challenge and the female ghost that is haunting the place. If you're looking for an EPIC meal and a great ghost story this is for you!

This historic military post in Oklahoma is as well known for its hauntings, as its history. Built-in the late 1800s this fort has a long and tragic record of terrible misfortune, death, and suffering. So much so that the spirits of the past continue to haunt the present.

Take a moment and search "Is Lawton" on Google to see what it suggests or offers. I can tell you at least for me it wasn't very good. Most of what Google listed below the search bar as popular and recent were about safety and crime.

Can you be arrested and charged with a misdemeanor or other violation and/or crime in Oklahoma for flipping off the cops? Could giving the bird and displaying an obscene gesture result in fines or jail time or is it protected "free speech" under the First Amendment?

I promise the answer will surprise you.

This real Oklahoma campsite and the gruesome murders that took place there helped inspire the 'Friday The 13th' movie franchise. However, unlike Jason Voorhees, this killer was very real and preyed upon innocent children.

No roads lead through Cyril... according to Google Maps

The West's favorite lawman was a fugitive from Oklahoma justice.

Oklahoma and just about everywhere else are voicing opinions about this self-defense shooting that took place in Houston, TX. It's a crazy and unusual case and right now it's looking like the armed defender will be heading to court.

Ready to cut that inflated grocery bill in the grossest way possible?

It's the employment opportunity of a lifetime. Just imagine rolling down the highways and byways in the iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile. That's right they're looking for drivers AKA hot doggers. Apply today it you think you can cut the mustard.

A new study was conducted ranking the life expectancy of citizens in all 50 states. Unfortunately for us, Oklahoma ended up near the very bottom of the list.