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If Kentucky Football fans were hoping Saturday night in Norman would open the door for Seneca Driver, the Boyle County star may have just closed it. Driver, the 5-star tight end from Danville and the top-ranked prospect in the Commonwealth…
NORMAN - Oklahoma volleyball closed its four-match homestand Sunday afternoon with a 3-0 loss (23-25, 22-25, 22-25) to No. 9 Tennessee. October 18, 2026 | Volleyball
Oklahoma is just a little more than two weeks away from the midterm elections, during which some key decisions on the state and federal levels will be made. On top of deciding who will be Oklahoma’s next governor, voters will…
Zircon dating moves the buried Ames impact in Oklahoma to about 370 million years ago, close in time to the Late Devonian mass extinction, UT Austin researchers report. Published October 18, 2026 Austin, Texas: A meteorite impact buried under the town of Ames,…
County Commissioner Brian Maughan's annual tour of the troubled Oklahoma County Detention Center left him pleased to see improvements, but reinforced his insistence that the jail is beyond saving. Maughan, chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, toured the tower…
That legacy can be meaningful. A family's political traditions may have grown from hard-won experience, a commitment to justice or a belief that public service is one way to care for others. Learning why earlier generations voted as they did…
Kentucky (6-1, 4-1 SEC) has won five straight and pulled even with No. 1 Georgia after the Bulldogs lost to Auburn. The Wildcats intercepted Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer three times and holder Jacob Ulrich once. Castell's late score sealed the win, but the…
NORMAN — Ryan Fodje rolled his ankle midway through the third quarter Saturday night against Kentucky. When he returned to the game, after missing just a couple of plays, his ankle was so heavily taped that it looked more like a…
Once upon a time, Oklahoma was a Democratic Party stronghold with powerful, influential leaders in state and national office. Among them were: House Speaker Carl Albert; Robert S. Kerr, senator and governor; David Boren, senator, governor and OU president; and George…
Ahead of the 2026 season, the Oklahoma Sooners signed fifth-year head coach Brent Venables to a contract extension. The new deal extended Venables' contract by two years, keeping him in Norman through the end of the 2031 season. That means Venables is…