From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

Tricia Everest shares how one frightening moment helped deepen her faith and relationship with God.

Oklahoma City Public Schools is hoping to building on the success of Southeast High School by adding a middle school to the program, and opening seats at similar schools.

After witnessing the return of a fallen soldier, Maj. Dan Rooney was guided to create an organization which provides scholarships to the children of fallen soldiers.

I have met some amazing people these the past 10 years. I’d be lying if I said the hard work I’ve witnessed hasn’t inspired me to work harder.

The smooth sounds of jazz can be found in various venues across Oklahoma City. While the metro has a history with this genre, the tunes are finding a new group of fans in the Sooner State.

Tisha Tate says she and her father had a strained relationship, but her faith helped heal the hurts and provide peace.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times … So Charles Dickens began his iconic novel “A Tale of Two Cities,” effortlessly capturing a timeless lesson about humanity: life is a mixed bag.

Governor Kevin Stitt appointed David Ostrowe to be secretary of digital transformation and administration.

Jim Gebhart was struck by an illness, but through his struggles he realized the Lord is with him in all challenges and victories.

James Cooper will be sworn into office as the Ward 2 council member for Oklahoma City Council.