Free spectator event at RIVERSPORT runs three days, with pro-division prize money on the line.

Free two-day festival at Arcadia Lake features Olympic-bound rowers, dragon boats, and a Jan & Dean tribute act.

Page Belcher and Mohawk Park golfers are spending more in the pro shop and playing more rounds after new management's overhaul.

Norman's North Oval keeps free tailgating alive, with marching band shows and food trucks, even as Boyd Lawn goes premium.

Amateur crews build their own boats and race whitewater rafts for free in Oklahoma City this Saturday, no experience necessary.

After being shot and warned he might never walk again, Del City native Jeremiah Johnson is returning home to play for Tulsa.

The world’s largest single-breed youth horse show returns to Oklahoma City’s Fair Park with free admission and championship competition.

OU and Oklahoma State will stage a men's-and-women's Bedlam doubleheader at Paycom Center on Dec. 12, officials announced Friday. The one-day event brings both programs to OKC.

OKC has traded veteran wing Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks in a three‑team deal that sends multiple future second‑round picks back to Oklahoma City. The swap also moves Zaccharie Risacher to Dallas.

Juliana "Goose" Hutchens reclassified to 2026 and will enroll at Oklahoma this fall, giving the Sooners an immediate boost at catcher and third base. Her international resume and high‑school power make her a ready college piece.

Oklahoma City native Trey Alexander was stretchered off during a Utah Jazz Summer League game in Las Vegas; the team reports a rib contusion and says he appears to be OK.

A Payne County judge granted an emergency order allowing Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt to rejoin the Cowboys while his eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds.

Tulsa will host the 2027 National Senior Games from June 30–July 11, bringing thousands of athletes and dozens of sports to venues across the city. Organizers say the event could deliver a multimillion‑dollar economic boost and new qualifying paths for Oklahoma competitors.