From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

Survivor Tree at the Oklahoma City National Memorial has become a symbol of resilience. Today, a sapling from the same tree will be planted at Scissortail Park.

What does Jesus really look like ?

Vicki Miles-LaGrange shares how her faith and the power of prayer gave her confidence and the will to succeed in the face of racism.

A controversial anti-abortion bill that would require doctors to notify patients that a medically induced abortion may be reversible is headed to the governor’s desk.

Former Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Turpen shares a story about a friend endured accusations and trial with the help of prayer, and 'letting go and letting God."

The Paseo artist district is one of Oklahoma City’s most eclectic neighborhoods and Nedra Jones is one of it’s most eclectic residents. Jones has been a staple of the community for decades and was one of the first to invest in the community

After a battle with breast cancer, Peggy Clark Stephenson, has committed herself to helping other women with this battle.

Following increased calls for the University of Oklahoma to increase diversity of its leadership, Governor Kevin Stitt recently appointed Eric Stevenson to its board of regents

Wayman Tisdale's legacy is the love of God expressed in the way he lived every day and in the way he managed the last years of his life.

"Faith is not a set of beliefs. Faith is about trust."