From a Souperbowl Bake Sale on Feb. 8 to a Vow Renewal and Tea Feb. 22, First Presbyterian Church of Chesapeake City is celebrating love and welcoming ...

Selected as the 200-year-old seminary's first Black president in 2023, Jonathan Lee Walton is also the first Baptist to serve in that role.

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to consider reviving an effort to create the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter ... the justices said they would consider an appeal of an Oklahoma Supreme ...

The Texas Longhorns continue to dominate the Red River Rivalry on the hardwood, though their latest victory over the Oklahoma Sooners hardly came without thrills that head coach Rodney Terry would ...

January 16 - Jordan Pope scored 27 points as Texas held off a furious second-half rally to beat Oklahoma 77-73 and secure the Longhorns' first-ever Southeastern Conference win on Wednesday in ...

Her accomplishments include helping establish the city’s first Financial Empowerment Center, overseeing the annual publication of the Equality Indicators Reports and implementing Tulsa’s ...

(KTEN) — A new Oklahoma law aims to offer help to first responders who are dealing with trauma. Senate Bill 1457 went into effect this year, amending state law so that first responders ...

The cat's out of the bag — Tulsa’s first-ever cat café is officially open. Don't Stress Meowt Cat Cafe now has a second location in Tulsa after finding success in Oklahoma City. The Tulsa ...

COLUMBUS – With the support of a Mental Health Initiative grant from the Center for Congregations, First Presbyterian Church in Columbus is offering adult and youth support groups along with a ...

Some law enforcement members participated in arson and murders that occurred during the 1921 race massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma, according to a U.S. Department of Justice report released Friday.

Now, the woman who helped get them there is turning her focus to another facility—the Oklahoma County Jail. In a new court filing as part of an ongoing lawsuit against Oklahoma State ...

WE CAN’T CALL IN SICK TODAY. WE HAVE TO SHOW UP. WE DON’T GET SNOW DAYS. WE’RE THERE RESPONDING TO THE NEEDS OF OKLAHOMA CITY RESIDENTS AND THE ROAD SITUATION WILL BE TREACHEROUS. ODOT SAYS THEY HAVE ...