The Community Light Foundation's Black Towns of Oklahoma Bike Tour is traveling to five of the thirteen historic Black towns in Oklahoma to raise awareness and funds to help preserve their history.

Supreme Court ordered the state to stop implementing controversial social studies standards as a lawsuit works its way through court.

The original Baptist Building in Oklahoma City has a new spot on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its impact on Baptists in Oklahoma City and its art deco style.

The Museum of Tulsa History honored Stephanie K. Seymour, the first female judge in Oklahoma history. TULSA, Okla. — The Museum of Tulsa History honored Stephanie K. Seymour, the first female judge in Oklahoma history. An Oklahoma native, Seymour took her seat as the first woman on the court in 1979.

The first of three planned pedestrian bridges across the Oklahoma River is opening, providing the first safe crossing in city history.

Nearly 15 years ago, a determined senior class in Southeast Oklahoma secured a piece of steel from one of New York’s twin towers destroyed in the 2001 terrorist attacks. Today, the relic is on permanent display in the Johnston County courthouse to never forget what happened.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters will not face criminal charges after an investigation into nudity shown on a television in his office during a State Board of Education meeting.

Even though it hasn't even been two decades since the Oklahoma City Thunder arrived, the NBA champion has had a rich history of contenders. They're one of the winningest teams since they relocated in 2008 and have been a perennial playoff squad.