Entertainment News

Bo Lueders, Harms Way Guitarist, Chicago Cemetery Memorial Show

Five hardcore bands are gathering in Chicago next month to honor the life of late Harms Way guitarist Bo Lueders. Continue reading…

Tommy Lee Opens Up on Motley Crue's Split With Mick Mars

Tommy Lee opened up a bit on Motley Crue's split with Mick Mars during an appearance on 'The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan.' Continue reading…

Twin Temple on Concert Cancelation, Jack White Support + Album

The Satanic doo-wop duo speak about their concert cancelation controversy, Jack White's offer to help and the inspirations behind their 'Doomed Lovers' album. Continue reading…

Howard Benson on MCR's Star Power + Three Days Grace's Strength

He also recalls being wowed by Clive Davis while working with Daughtry. Continue reading…

Rocket From The Crypt Found Lost Masters Online + Announce Tour

Someone found the masters on OfferUp. That sentence alone should tell you where this story is going. Continue reading…

Local News

Plans for Jesus House to open sober living facility in NW OKC raises concerns

Jesus House, a nonprofit focused on recovery, seeks to convert a hotel along Classen Boulevard into a sober living facility, facing mixed reactions from the community.

New Norman health center to offer affordable care access

A new health center in Norman, funded by state and federal dollars, is expected to provide affordable medical, dental, mental health, and pharmacy services to thousands of residents.

Oklahoma woman accused in daughter's death seeks protection in jail after alleged assaults

Neha Gupta, accused of killing her 4-year-old daughter, has filed a motion requesting separation from inmates who allegedly assaulted and threatened her while she awaits trial.

Trump administration is ending a Medicare drug subsidy program. Here's how it could affect costs

Millions of older adults on Medicare prescription drug coverage could face higher monthly costs in 2027.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority approved for $1.5B in bonds for expansion

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority received approval for $1.5 billion in bonds to advance its Access Oklahoma expansion, with conditions tied to a pending federal lawsuit over the East-West Connector project.

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