Heide Brandes

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.

Gene Rainbolt, a towering figure in Oklahoma's banking industry and a dedicated civic leader, died Thursday at 95.

BETHANY — In a spacious therapy room at Bethany Children's Health Center, young patients move freely without fear of falling, supported by an innovative robotic system suspended from the ceiling.

As Oklahoma City prepares to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1995 bombing, Visit OKC has released its 2025 Visitors Guide featuring the Oklahoma City National Memorial against the downtown skyline, a reflection of both remembrance and the city's substantial growth over three decades.

By : Heide Brandes The Journal Record January 15, 2025 Listen to this article After 15 years of orchestrating elaborate weddings, Oklahoma City wedding planner LaToya Mason had an epiphany.

Oklahoma's Native American communities are powering an economic transformation across the state, according to two comprehensive Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reports released this month.