Study addresses why workers aren’t back on the job during pandemic
OKLAHOMA CITY – Four plausible reasons for Oklahomans not returning to work after the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic were debated during a
OKLAHOMA CITY – Four plausible reasons for Oklahomans not returning to work after the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic were debated during a
In the summer of 1908, Elmer Thomas and his partners opened the Medicine Park Summer Resort and Health Spa in the eastern foothills of the Wichita Mountains near
Earlier this year, Oklahoma became one of the few Republican-led states to expand, rather than restrict voting access.
DUNCAN — Patrons of a popular local coffee chain have again dug deep to show their support for Southwest Oklahoma mothers.
A bloodied 15-year-old with a dislocated jaw told police at his Watonga home that his dad punched him in the mouth because he had done something he shouldn’t hav
LAWTON – Lawton will divide $107,410 in financial aid among eight public service organizations in fiscal year 2021.
When I tell people the full story of the journey to get to where we are today, I do realize I sound a little crazy to some.
LAWTON – Almost 90% of Lawton Public Schools students who have received positive COVID-19 test results since August 12 have recovered, according
OKLAHOMA CITY — Several decades in the making, the First Americans Museum is fi
Like many other men lured to Oklahoma’s Twin Territories, seeking adventure and opportunity near the turn of the 20th century, future politician Elmer Thomas, of