OSU student Aubrey Fudge is developing Lingua, a technology using AI and VR for immersive language learning, aiming to improve engagement and accessibility.

Researchers at the University of Oklahoma have developed new, efficient copper halides capable of luminescence at room temperature, promising advancements in green technology applications.

Tom Gann criticizes the bankruptcy of electric vehicle startup CANOO as a failure of government economic intervention and corporate welfare, advocating for fiscal responsibility.

A fire at Fur Ever Friends Animal Rescue in Choctaw, OK, resulted in the loss of 12 dogs and 17 goats despite the owner's rescue attempts. Community support is aiding recovery.

Oklahoma City is expected to see warmer temperatures towards the end of the week, with the NWS forecasting highs near 44°F today and around 50°F by Friday.

University of Oklahoma researchers developed a method to measure hydrogen transfer energy, potentially enhancing energy storage using metal-organic frameworks.

Lawton, Oklahoma is organizing "Stream Clean Saturday" on January 25th to clean NUMU Creek at Ahlschlager Park, urging volunteers to improve the environment.

A man and five cats escaped a house fire in Oklahoma City caused by a space heater. One cat remains missing, and the fire department urges caution with heating devices.

Oklahoma's Attorney General and 23 states sued the Biden Administration and the EPA to overturn a new methane tax, claiming it oversteps EPA's authority.

A woman died in a Spencer house fire that began early Saturday. Firefighters extricated her, but she passed away at the hospital. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Inmate Vincent Riggie dies at Oklahoma County Detention Center; authorities investigate and attempt resuscitation with NARCAN. The incident follows a history of inmate fatalities at the jail.

Groundbreaking event held for Plaza Calle Dos Cinco and Trail Spur in Oklahoma City's Historic Capitol Hill, emphasizing community and urban greenery.

The reconstruction of Oklahoma City's Midwest Blvd bridge, initially delayed due to unexpected issues like a gas line conflict, is now expected to open in summer.