11 Delicious Reasons to Explore Oklahoma City’s Asian District
Oklahoma City’s Asian District does not announce itself with flashy gates or tourist information booths. It announces itself with smells. Rich pho broth simmering for hours. Garlic and ginger hitting a hot wok. Sesame oil drizzled over noodles that glisten in the light. Eleven delicious reasons to explore this...
New to OU: Campus coffee, fast food, sit-down dining
OU has a wide variety of restaurants across campus where meal plans can be used by swiping your Sooner Card. OU offers multiple meal plans to meet student needs. Each meal plan comes with a certain number of points per semester and meal swipes per week. Some dining locations allow students to exchange a meal swipe for
INTEGRIS Health marks 39th Celebration of Life for National Cancer Survivors Day
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The INTEGRIS Health Cancer Institute hosted its 39th annual Celebration of Life in honor of National Cancer Survivors Day on Sunday. The event celebrated cancer survivors and their families through survivor-focused events, fun activities such as visiting with therapy dogs, and live enterta
The Subterranean Oklahoma Spot Serving Up Authentic Lao Food That Critics Can’t Stop Talking...
Finding great food sometimes requires a little detective work. Not the kind with magnifying glasses and crime scene tape, but the kind that leads you down a set of stairs into a subterranean Oklahoma spot that most people walk right past without noticing. That is where the magic happens, where...
After two incidents, OCSO urges residents not to transport suspected explosive devices
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is reminding people not to move or attempt to transport suspected explosive devices. The Sheriff's Office said at least two recent incidents involved people finding suspected explosive devices and taking them to local police departments. "While these in
Man dies after being hit by multiple vehicles on OKC highway early Sunday morning
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — An Oklahoma City Man was killed after being hit by multiple vehicles on Interstate 235 in northwest Oklahoma City on Sunday. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) said 49-year-old Corey L. Williams was walking in the northbound lanes of I-235 near NW 23rd Street around 1 a.m. Sunday.
Man found dead in woods two days after fleeing I-44 crash
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating after the body of a man involved in a car crash on Thursday along Interstate 44 in northeast Oklahoma City was found two days later in a wooded area off the highway. According to OHP spokesman Lt. Mark Southall, troopers responded to a vehicle collision Thursday on I-44 nea
Oklahoma WR Commit Tra’Von Hall Flips Pledge to Conference Rival, per Report
Tra'Von Hall, who had been committed to the Sooners since November, is reportedly heading to play for one of OU's conference foes.
Fitzgerald breaks down what went wrong in KU’s crushing loss to Oklahoma
Pitching was the determining factor in Kansas baseball's 8-1 loss to Oklahoma to open the Lawrence Super Regional on Saturday night. The Jayhawks had no more than one runner on the bases during an at-bat until the ninth inning of the game, when KU trailed by seven runs. That's a credit to Cord Rager and LJ Mercurius, w
Oklahoma just lost two receiver commits and now Sooners face a familiar test
Tra'Von Hall follows Demare Dezeurn in day of receiver losses for Sooners
