In wake of OSU tragedy, avoid jumping to conclusions
Terrible news broke Saturday morning when a car drove through the OSU homecoming parade and killed four people, injuring dozens of others.
Now, I am...
In TV spots, Chickasaws specialize in revisionist history
What exactly are the Chickasaws selling in all those television commercials?
Are they advertising for tourists to visit their cultural center? Are they trying to...
Miranda Lambert: Women prominent in Tishomingo
(Editor’s Note: This is the third of three pieces looking at the changing dynamics of a town in southern Oklahoma. Part one can be...
Nichols Hills-billies shine in Sweet Home Oklahoma
I'm not typically one for reality TV shows, but I do like sharp-tongued, confident women.
So it's little wonder that I took Bravo TV up...
Finally burger time? In-N-Out should be in OKC
What will it take? If the news of Oklahoma City's larger-than-expected population gain on the latest U.S. census can't bring an In-N-Out Burger franchise...
The end of a Rocky road for Charles McCall, Greg Treat
It's an end to an era, but perhaps the beginning of something better? If there is one thing Rocky 3 taught us, it's that...
Demolishing OU housing towers should be a breeze
The University of Oklahoma is undergoing major changes these days. In a Board of Regents meeting Friday, OU President Joe Harroz spoke about a...
Who says Insane Clown Posse isn’t family friendly?
After reading OKC City Councilman John Pettis' comments on limiting the number of concerts for Lost Lake Ampitheater, the complaint that stands out is...
College campuses are for making mistakes and learning
I'm probably a little late to the party on this whole "Missouri protesters violate a journalist's rights" thing, but that's the downside of taking...
For Kyrie Irving, ball may be life, but Earth is flat
I'm revisiting the topic of Flat Earth this week because, lo and behold, it has popped up again in a very visible way. I...


















