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At 7:00 a.m. on December 7, 1941, the first wave of 180 Japanese aircraft was approximately 130 miles away from Pearl Harbor, setting the stage for a devastating attack.
Oklahoma is described as the reddest state in the country, where a group of ministers challenges fundamentalist Christian doctrine and advocates for a Gospel of Inclusion.
Approximately 170 people die each day in the United States from opioid overdoses, with many linked to prescription medications.
41,300 accidents involving heavy goods vehicles occurred last year in the U.S., raising serious concerns about truck driver safety on highways.
For the first time in the United States, a doctor faces second-degree murder charges for allegedly overprescribing opioids linked to fatal overdoses.
A tornado measuring more than two and a half miles wide struck Moore, Oklahoma, in May 2013, producing winds that reached 300 miles per hour.
In Oklahoma, Brenda Andrew and James Pavatt plot to murder her husband for life insurance, alongside stories of Salman Khan's hit-and-run and 'The Bling Ring' thefts.
Professor Brian Cox connects tornadoes in Oklahoma to the origins of our Solar System.
Jesus Town, USA showcases a small town's 88-year tradition of a passion play in Oklahoma.
Twelve shows are performed in 14 weeks at the Barn Theatre, a venue that has launched the careers of many actors, including Diane Ladd and Jennifer Garner.
Sean O'Grady, a teenage boxing prodigy from Oklahoma, rose to world champion status before becoming a prominent boxing announcer.
A towering apartment block in Oklahoma resists multiple explosive demolition attempts, highlighting significant engineering failures in a toxic mining town.
Fierce lightning storms illuminate the skies over Oklahoma, showcasing the raw power of nature and the potential for devastating tornadoes.
Andy goes to Oklahoma this weekend to catch fish with Jackson and Skipper using his bare hands.
Washington DC maintains a full lockdown while other states begin reopening amid COVID-19.
Armie Hammer recalls his adventures driving cross country, including trips to Oklahoma.
Over 20,000 people lived in the ancient city of Cahokia, a thriving metropolis that shaped the early interactions between Black and Native American communities.
Oklahoma teachers plan a walkout on Monday despite a new pay raise bill signed by Fallin.
Teachers in Arizona and Colorado protest for better funding and pay in education today.
Oklahoma oilman George Kaiser discusses his philanthropic motivations and the role of entrepreneurs in social responsibility during an interview with Stephen Foley.
Don ‘Nuge’ Nguyen reflects on his roots in Oklahoma and his influential role in skateboarding culture during his rise in California.
The Indian Removal Act forces over 15,000 Cherokee to relocate to Oklahoma, causing many deaths.
Jasmine drives 200 miles to Oklahoma for an abortion after Texas enacts a law banning the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
Oklahoma's storm chasers risk safety for tornado footage in Tornado Alley during April.
Nick Offerman plans a surprise birthday party for Megan Mullally, filled with joy and delays.
Metta World Peace talks about James Harden's injury and his competitive approach in the NBA.
Don ‘Nuge’ Nguyen's rise from Oklahoma to California highlights his legendary status and significant influence within the skateboarding community.
Oklahoma's new law, effective this November, grants immunity to drivers who unintentionally injure or kill protesters if they feel threatened.
A tornado devastates Moore, Oklahoma, killing over 20 people on May 20, 2013.
Bartlesville teachers, led by Lindsay Stuart, plan a walkout on April 2 for better pay and funding.
A person survives a tornado while holding their dog, reflecting on the chaos and gratitude.
Pupils at Briarwood Plaza in Moore, Oklahoma, react after a tornado strikes on Monday.
Three times in 2015, Richard Glossip came within minutes of execution while maintaining his innocence in a murder case from 1997.
Jim Thorpe, born in 1887 on the Sac and Fox reservation, rose from poverty to win two gold medals at the 1912 Olympics and achieve athletic fame.
Casey Murdock discusses drought challenges in Oklahoma, linking them to the Dust Bowl era.
Maddie, a transgender girl in Oklahoma, faces challenges at school and in her community.
Teachers in West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Arizona strike for better pay and conditions.
The McGirt ruling raises tensions over land and oil rights in Oklahoma's Indigenous territories.
Oklahoma community helps addicted mothers regain custody and rebuild their lives.
More than 50 women in the U.S. have faced prosecution for stillbirths or miscarriages linked to drug use since 1999, including Cherry Mason in Oklahoma.
Thousands attend President Donald Trump's first campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma amid tensions.
Route 66, a historic symbol of American migration, highlights personal stories of families traveling westward during the 1920s and 30s, particularly through Oklahoma.
President Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, attracts a smaller crowd than expected.
The Black community in Tulsa reclaims Juneteenth weekend amid Trump's controversial rally.
Bill Hader's wardrobe gets called out while Conan and Andy Richter share laughs and games.
Oklahoma teachers face dire conditions, leading many to walk out for good this school year.
Oklahoma's strict abortion laws force doctors to wait for medical emergencies to act.
On December 29, 1835, the Cherokee Nation signed the Treaty of New Echota, which included a provision for a delegate in the House of Representatives.
