Oklahoma

There was an area in Oklahoma that was once called No Man's Land and today we're going to dive into why every single crime there used to be legal for about 40 years. Below is a map showing the line that was used to create the Missouri Compromise, which made slave states out of the states north of the 36 1/2 parallel (green line) to the 37th parallel. Therefore part of ...

Oklahoma’s Parking Spot Controversy Reflects Society’s Deeper Issues

Texans are quite familiar with tornadoes, but what areas in Texas are most at risk for major damages?

For a lot of people the only thing that's scarier than a creepy clown, is a ghost clown! Talk about nightmare fuel, that's taking it to a whole new level of terror. Oh, but it gets even scarier. Add in the spectral presence of circus animals, performers, freaks, and even the spirits of deceased audience members and you've got an idea of what this place is all about. It's the old abandoned Gandini’s Circus Camp in Edmond, Oklahoma.

A new study is out and being reported on CBS News/Yahoo News that the old middle of the US, North Texas into Oklahoma and Kansas we have always referred to as "Tornado Alley" has shifted to the East. How far, and who is in its sites now?

Once you locate the closest scenic drive near you, gather your favorite passengers, turn on an epic playlist, and take in the beauty that Oklahoma has to offer.

Did your county make the list? If not, would you consider a move?

After getting a taste of the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th, 2024 many Texans are wondering when they will be able to see another.

The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles has banned travel by commercial trucks on roads in more than 80 counties the day of the eclipse.

Looking for work in Oklahoma? These are the metros where you're most likely to find a job with plenty of room for growth.

More than one-fifth of the continental U.S. is currently experiencing moderate to exceptional drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.

These classics were filmed right here in our state. Have you seen them?