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Edison Eagles Host First Playoff Game Since 1992

Edison High School is hosting its first home playoff game since 1992.

Hard Work Paying Off For Edison Student Athlete

Edison's Sevion Morrison is possibly the best running back you’ve never heard of. Through five games, he has run for 912 yards and 12 touchdowns, including a 202-yard, three-touchdown effort against Bishop Kelley on Friday.

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Afghan man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty

Christian Hans An Afghan man accused of plotting a terror attack in Oklahoma on Election Day, 2024, has pleaded guilty. See the latest information here.

Afghan man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty

Christian Hans An Afghan man accused of plotting a terror attack in Oklahoma on Election Day, 2024, has pleaded guilty. See the latest information here.

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Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Indiana Pacers Game 4 LIVE BLOG

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma City Thunder look to tie up the NBA Finals series against the Indiana Pacers in Game 4. Live reactions and updates in our Thunder in the Finals live blog.

TPD arrests man after alleged assault, foot chase near Peoria & Riverside

Destini Pittman Disturbance near South Quaker Ave leads to chase and eventual arrest. Domestic assault suspect taken into custody after manhunt involving K9 units and helicopter.

Afghan man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty

Christian Hans An Afghan man accused of plotting a terror attack in Oklahoma on Election Day, 2024, has pleaded guilty. See the latest information here.

Oklahoma Delegation supports military parade in D.C.

Alex Cameron Senators Lankford Mullin say the big military parade in Washington, DC celebrating the Army's 250th birthday is totally appropriate, considering all the sacrifices soldiers have made for the nation over these many years.

Thunder analysis from the kids at Oklahoma State University's basketball camps

Katie Eastman There’s always a lot of orange at the Oklahoma State University basketball camps. But this week, there’s a lot of blue too, as kids hone their skills by day while watching their favorite professional team, the OKC Thunder, try to win a championship by night.

Oklahoma film camp builds access—and award-winning young filmmakers

Ethan Wright Webster High School students create original films in Keepin' It Reel summer camp led by Dr. Tamecca Rogers. Witness young talent premiere at Circle Cinema in July.

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