The Oklahoma Historical Society budget request includes new funding to preserve thousands of historic artifacts, artworks, and state records.

Freda Daugherty, who joined OHP in 1978 and served nearly 30 years, has died at age 82. She was one of the agency’s first female troopers.

Viola Fletcher, one of the last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has died at 111 after dedicating her life to telling the story of Greenwood.

Damage has been found on Oklahoma City’s new Clara Luper sit-in monument after vandals scratched and chipped the statues.

Will Rogers was born this day in 1879 near Oologah. His Cherokee heritage, wit, roping skills and humor took him from ranch life to national fame.

The iconic 1923 Model T “Big Red Rocket” once driven by Cecil Samara has been restored and will appear again at OU games.

Nineteen Native American children who died at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania will be returned to Oklahoma for reburial, fulfilling a decades-long request from tribal nations.

A new fundraiser aims to provide Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Viola Ford Fletcher with a home, medical equipment, and 24-hour care. Goal: $1 million.