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TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A new poll found little support among Oklahoma voters for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
The Oklahoma Poll found that Republican John McCain has broad support in the state to lead Obama by 32 percentage points, 56 percent to 24 percent. Seventy-one percent of those questioned said they are firm in [...]
An effort to catalog 100-year-old trees that provided temporary shelter for pioneers when Oklahoma became a state is still putting down roots a year after the state’s centennial celebration.
With the Sonics organization recently relocating to Oklahoma City, but leaving the Sonics name in Seattle, the potentional new nickname for the franchise has dominated the Oklahoma sports landscape in recent weeks.
Carolyn Bigda, a reporter for Money magazine, said every year the magazine “changes it up, alternating between medium and small cities.” The only two Oklahoma cities on this year’s list that made it were Norman and Edmond.
Flights offered by US Airways from Oklahoma City to Las Vegas and Phoenix will end in early September.
Gov. Brad Henry continues to hold out hope that Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama will visit Oklahoma before the November general election.
According to the Associated Press, the new police chief of Flint, Mich., is going to crack down on crack. Not the drug, but the kind that can be seen when young men wear their trousers too low on their hips.
A consultant on Thursday criticized the way Public Service Company of Oklahoma raised the bills of its customers to cover increases in fuel costs.
On Thursday a judge got a glimpse into the world of wounded Seattle SuperSonics’ superfans, courtesy of author, poet, humorist and season ticket-holder Sherman Alexie. The city called him to describe the team’s importance to the community, or at least to Sherman Alexie — and that he did, gushingly.
An Oklahoma City attorney has filed a lawsuit in the state Supreme Court against a new law he said rewards deadbeat taxpayers.
The governing board of Oklahoma State University plans to consider raising tuition and fees by 9.9 percent again next year.
Thunderstorm chances will begin to dwindle across Oklahoma on Friday, but they won’t completely go away.
Toby Keith’s annual fundraiser for a charity benefiting families of children with cancer raised $709,000 this year.
Oklahoma’s chapters of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will host a regional celebration of the 100th birthday of the national NAACP.
Vowing to become more politically active, Latino groups Monday praised a federal judge’s decision to block enforcement of parts of a state law that targets illegal immigrants and promised to support state lawmakers who have opposed the measure.
The Tulsa 66ers announced Wednesday the team will serve as the minor league affiliate of the Seattle SuperSonics in the NBA Developmental League.
Firefighters from Oklahoma City and The Village controlled a fire that broke out Wednesday night at a retirement home.
Oklahoma State pitcher Tyler Lyons has been invited to participate in the USA Baseball national team trials.
Oklahoma State University officials have decided against what would have been a temporary switch to a four-day work week.
Though few may realize it, the corruption trial of state Auditor and Inspector Jeff McMahan has ties to Stillwater.
Salmonella food poisoning first linked to uncooked tomatoes has spread to 16 states, federal health officials said Saturday.
Oklahoma State University is making progress on a list of projects that date back to 1997 that are detailed in a memorandum of understanding with the city of Stillwater.
Former Oklahoma State University President James Halligan, a Republican, and Payne County District Judge Robert Murphy, a Democrat, have filed for Senate district 21, the seat currently held by Senate President Pro Tem Mike Morgan, D-Stillwater. Democrat Gregory Wilson of Carney also has filed and will face Murphy in the July primary.
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