Heide Brandes

In Idaho, a growing number of women are training working dogs for ranches worldwide.

From rap icons to police chiefs, an unlikely alliance is forming in Oklahoma's capital to tackle what they say is the deadly epidemic of gun violence.

Patrick Swanson, 62, of Blanchard has been fully vaccinated with the COVID vaccines, but he has opted out of the yearly flu vaccination. He hasn't needed it yet, he said.

Christine Nicholas, shareholder with Kirton McConkie, has a proven record as a vital leader and manager in a variety of settings, excelling at communication with her colleagues and clients, and in her problem-solving and relationship-building skills

Wren Hobbs, a student at Norman North High School, cringes every time she hears a bird slam into the windows of her high school. A bird enthusiast since childhood, she knew that birds oftentimes die when they collide with windows, and she and her classmates would sometimes have to step over bird carcasses on the school grounds.

In a world where fast food often satisfies little more than a growling stomach, Taco Bueno is proving that tacos can feed the soul and fuel social change.

When Dallas-based artists Brad Oldham and Christy Coltrin first visited the site of Oklahoma City's ambitious OAK development near Penn Square Mall, they saw nothing but dirt and underground pipes.

When Yuzo Sushi Tapas closed its doors in Oklahoma City last November, its staff faced an uncertain future.

Americans spend 18 hours planning trips, with cost driving decisions, according to new research. Social media inspires adventures like Emily Brashier’s journey to Madeira.