| Oklahoma women lose big again against No. 1 Baylor WACO, Texas -- Oklahoma coach Sherri Coale actually had a smile on her face when she walked off the court at halftime with her team down by 11 points at top-ranked Baylor.That feeling didn't... | |
| Thunder Quenches Blazers In OT, 111-107 : 20559 Kevin Durant scored 33 points and Russell Westbrook had 28 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists as the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder overcame a season-high 39 points from LaMarcus... |
| No. 4 Missouri holds on to beat Oklahoma 71-68 Marcus Denmon scored 25 points, Ricardo Ratliffe added 15 points and 10 rebounds and No. 4 Missouri claimed first place in the Big 12 by edging Oklahoma 71-68 on Monday... |
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| NBA: Oklahoma City 111, Portland 107 Russell Westbrook scored the go-ahead basket in overtime Monday and the Oklahoma City Thunder pulled out a 111-107 victory over Portland. Westbrook's 19-footer came 1:12 into the extra frame... |
| Officer not injured in south Oklahoma City wreck An officer escaped injury when a suspected drunken driver crashed into his police cruiser about 8 p.m. Monday in the 7300 block of S Shields Boulevard, police... |
| Oklahoma City water official expects EPA to make changes to fluoride regulations Lake Stanley Draper Water Treatment Plant Operator Randal Sorrells checks a fluoride pump in Oklahoma City, Thursday, February 3, 2012. An Oklahoma City official says the EPA may soon change... |
| Police, schools raise more than $70,000 for Special Olympics on Saturday at Oklahoma City Polar Plunge Sgt. Shawn Byrne said. Six school and law enforcement mascots also took the plunge."If anybody hasn't been out and they have one in their area, I encourage them to go out. It's free of... |
| Oklahoma Principals of the Year named The high school and middle school Principals of the Year have been named in Oklahoma. The winners are from the Grove and Midwest City-Del City school... |
| Oklahoma City couple receive wedding of their dreams Michael Gulikers never dreamed they'd be able to get married with all the pomp and circumstance of the royal wedding of William and Kate (minus the wild hats). Both come from... |
| Oklahoma City water official expects changes to fluoride rules Lake Stanley Draper Water Treatment Plant Operator Randal Sorrells checks a fluoride pump in Oklahoma City, Thursday, February 3, 2012. An Oklahoma City official says the EPA may soon change... |
| Oklahoma City mother accused of slapping, punching two teachers Virgil Green said. No students or other staff members were in danger, he said. "She never made it past the metal detectors in the school," Green said. "She never made it to the... |
| More prayer could result in unity in House, says Oklahoma Legislative Prayer Caucus organizer An organizer of the Oklahoma Legislative Prayer Caucus says regular prayer could result in members coming together after a raucous session in which three House members received public reprimands. The... |
| Oklahoma's Supreme Court declines to hear DHS lawsuit settlement challenge The high court denied a request to assume jurisdiction in a lawsuit that challenged whether a three-member board acted properly in approving a modified settlement of a federal class-action lawsuit... |
| Oklahoma City Council to consider taxi parking rules The Oklahoma City Council on Tuesday will take up a proposed ordinance that would ban taxis from parking at metered parking spaces. The council considered it last spring, but asked for a revised... |
| Oklahoma City schools' dropout rates by the numbers Oklahoma City School Board challenges dropout rate... 02/07/2012 Members of the Oklahoma City School Board questioned a report about district's dropout... |
| Oklahoma City School Board challenges dropout rate report Oklahoma City schools' dropout rates by the numbers 02/07/2012 By the numbers Dropout rates for Oklahoma City schools The Oklahoma City Board of Education heard about high school dropout... |
| Smoke from Newcastle controlled burn visible in north Oklahoma City Newcastle fire Capt. Tanner Anderson said the fire burned across 400 acres from NE 16 to NE 24, east of Portland Avenue. Firefighters left the area about 8:30... |
| Santorum to make campaign visit to Oklahoma Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who is seeking the Republican Party nomination to run for president, will bring his campaign to Oklahoma City and Tulsa on Thursday. Admission is free to both... |
| Syrian students keep an eye on conflict back home while studying in Oklahoma Jean Simo, a sophomore in the University of Central Oklahoma's nutrition program, originally hails from Aleppo, the largest city in Syria. Even as she goes to class and finishes coursework, she... |
| Edmond man charged with manufacturing explosive device, two counts of arson Russell Eugene Adams Jr. of Edmond is in the Oklahoma County jail on $30,000 bail. He is charged with two counts of arson and one count of manufacturing an explosive... |
| Science inspires Deer Creek Elementary students patterns. Attached mirrors do all the work. "They're amazing," Graham said. The fifth-grader was one of 26 students who showed off their creations during the... |
| Oklahoma energy news briefs NGL Energy Partners LP has completed its $66.8 million asset acquisition from North American Propane. The assets NGL acquired in the deal are in the... |
| Edmond looking for E-Tree Award nominations The award recognizes people, civic and nonprofit groups and businesses that demonstrate an exceptional effort to grow and improve Edmond's urban forest.All nominations must be for projects... |
| Mercy Health wants temporary offices in Edmond Edmond planning commissioners will consider temporary offices for doctors at Mercy Health Systems. The meeting is at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at 20 S Littler... |
| Classen Boulevard project in Norman begins this week Work begins this week on a Norman street improvement project that will widen Classen Boulevard from Constitution Street to just north of State Highway 9, city officials... |
| Norman hospital opens Vascular Access Center Kelly Wells . It's a one-stop destination where patients can complete all necessary pre-treatment work in one convenient location, Wells said. "Treating problems that obstruct vascular... |
| House fire under investigation in Norman Fire officials this week are continuing to investigate the cause of an early morning fire in Norman on Friday that spread from a garage to a house and endangered the lives of four... |
| Dad and daughter dances create memories Lillianna Ruiz, 4, waves her arms above her head as her dad, Basilio Ruiz, of Midwest City, holds her as they dance. Photo by JIM BECKEL, THE... |
| Drink to your health and lose weight as well Getting fit and losing weight are two of the most common goals people set for themselves each year. Between gym memberships, the latest diet trends and miracle-promising supplements, billions of... |
| Keep your mental edge as you age A senior couple works a crossword puzzle while having breakfast. Such activity can help you retain your mental edge. (Photo courtesy of Getty... |
| Two arrested in connection with Midwest City homicide Midwest City Police Chief Brandon Clabes said Fabion Brown and Emily Matheson are in custody in the slaying of Jessica Lynn Brown, 23, whose body was found Jan. 11 in her Midwest City... |
| Gov. Mary Fallin goes large with this year's State of the State speech Eliminating the personal income tax is as large as a governor can get, yet that's what Fallin focused on Monday. She said Obama's oversized government could learn some things from her... |
| Terri White a good pick to lead Oklahoma DHS during interim Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services . She'll keep that job, which she's had since May 2007, concurrently with her DHS... |
| Griner, No. 1 Baylor women dominate Oklahoma again Griner scored 27 points with eight rebounds and eight blocks and Baylor remained undefeated with their second lopsided victory in less than two weeks against the Sooners, winning 81-54 at home Monday... |
