The Earth must be quite a pothole for UFOs
They are here, or at least that's what we've been told. Aliens, yes those aliens, have supposedly visited Earth, crashed and were recovered by...
American Heartland Theme Park raises some eyebrows
First it was the humidity, then it was exotic animals.
In what could be seen as our state's latest attempt to mimic Florida this summer,...
Sick of Stitt hammering the machine, Drummond seeks a spin
Good help is hard to come by, they say, even when it's from the most prominent attorney in the state.
Attorney General Gentner Drummond recently...
Introducing a Razr-thin margin of plausible deniability
If the state of Oklahoma is going to have a cozy relationship with the international communication technology company Motorola, the least we could do...
Job opening(s): Come raise journalism, funds and all
(Update: Meet NonDoc's new director of development Tara McMillen Hall, whose first day was Wednesday, Oct. 18. She is still looking to hire an...
Bright future: OKC Thunder rookies ready to get to work
So the 2023 NBA draft has come and gone less than two weeks after the conclusion of the league's finals.
Compared to other major U.S....
Blockbuster: Oklahoma weather presents DVD-size hail
Oklahoma weather doesn't mess around, and this severe storm season has brought tragedy to the big screen.
First, let me offer condolences to those who...
Uncommon ground in Edmond: No art of compromise?
Who says suburban municipal government can't be interesting?
The first few days of June have featured quite the drama in Edmond, my hometown. First, an...
Stitt knows how to get, how to get to Override Street
Come and play, everything's a-OK! At least it is — for now — if you're a fan of OETA, Oklahoma's network of PBS affiliate...
It’s time to fix the confounding MLB blackout problem
I’m a child of Ted Turner’s SuperStation WTBS.
Early evenings in the 1980s were spent at my grandfather’s house, watching the Atlanta Braves game du...
