Jul 9-15, 2014

Chicken-Fried News: We're No. 11

Chicken-Fried News: Weed use will end in 'tragedy'

Chicken-Fried News: Ruff night

Chicken-Fried News: Flexible fuzz

Chicken-Fried News: Okie dokie

BLOG: Scripted tour offers look at Fort Sill detention center

Fort Sill destination for thousands of caught immigrant children

Oklahoma City is the only non-border city in the nation with the ‘consuming fire’ of heavy drug movement. Why? Our highways.

All in mentality is driving Wheeler District

Commentary: Science and math education empowers women

Letters to the Editor: July 15, 2014

Healthy helping of new eateries crop up across metro

Food Briefs: Nuggets of OKC food news

When I’m craving comfort food, I go to straight to Lang’s Bakery. Located in the Asian District, Lang’s Bakery, 2524 N. Military Road, has been serving up homestyle Vietnamese food since 1991.

Local chef cooks up special recipe of Oklahoma history

The three critically acclaimed lines feature fruit from a selection of vineyards around California, including Hill’s home property, Broken Rock Vineyard, in Napa Valley.

The Miller Grill serves up huge selection

If any musician was destined for a Cirque du Soleil tribute, it’s Michael Jackson.

Scotsman wins 2014 U.S. Senior Open

Fashion, social change take runway during JEWEL Fashion Show

Most of us are familiar with World War II's most poignant voices, but we don’t often get to hear stories from the other side, from children growing up in Adolf Hitler’s Germany.

Oklahoma Heritage Museum nurtures state pride with events for children, parents

Film review: Earth to Echo

A glum-fest is a glum-fest, and Third Person is stern, mopey and airless enough to warrant a Surgeon General’s warning.

Venus in Fur, the latest from master filmmaker and convicted sex offender Roman Polanski, is more than meta: It’s meta meta.

Album review: Admirals — Amidst the Blue

The six-song effort doesn’t sound so much like the cold piece of stone or treasured keepsake left behind as the fuzzy, ambiguous idea behind it.

Tesla is back on the road, feeling refreshed and ready to rock

Chevy Woods bleeds black and yellow, cut from the Terrible Towel cloth with a mind like a steel trap. And the rapper can’t help but let his humble, blue- collar, hard-working hometown star in just about every song he writes.

You might call Jimmy LaFave the Cal Ripken Jr. of the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. In 16 years, the singer-songwriter and founding father of Red Dirt hasn’t missed a single hour of the five-day festival.

11-year-old Olivia Kay is already wowing crowds

For the past 34 years, Sundays in the metro have been filled with the sounds of the Arts Council of Oklahoma City’s Twilight Concert Series.

Oklahoma City rapper L.T.Z.’s improbable story is best told atop a beat