For the first time in a decade, the Tigers will compete for a state championship next week. The Norman High volleyball team ...

As a way to humanize officers and build community, the Norman Police Department held a National Night Out Tuesday in the ...

Cleveland County Master Gardeners are hosting a free, family-friendly event and the public is invited. Prizes will also be ...

The Cleveland County community will come together at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9, for the Out of the Darkness Walk, an event aimed at bringing hope to those affected by ...

Norman Regional Health System has announced the reopening of the Oklahoma Wound Center, reaffirming its commitment to providing specialized wound care services for the community.

Oklahoma CareerTech has exceeded its five-year goal for K-12 enrollment more than two years ahead of schedule, CareerTech State Director Brent Haken told state House lawmakers Monday.

The University of Oklahoma will present Benjamin Britten’s opera "The Turn of the Screw" Oct. 16–19 in the Donald W. Reynolds Performing Arts Center, a chamber opera that explores childhood ...

Longtime Norman businessman Fred Walden was honored posthumously earlier this month as a Norman Business Legend by the Norman ...

Women business leaders gathered at the new Cleveland County Fairgrounds Building Tuesday evening for a networking event featuring wine, charcuterie and a flower-arranging workshop.

Jack Beller wrote (Transcript, Oct. 15) that the Cotton Bowl was unusable because men had to stand in long lines for the restroom.

Government of, by and for the people, requires the people to hold it accountable.

Lawmakers from Norman are expressing their concerns about changes to mental health services, following an announcement that HUB 107 and its drop-in services will be consolidated into the mental health ...