Bonnie Rucker

Coleman Proctor, five-time National Finals Rodeo qualifier in team roping, describes rodeo as a sport that was born out of everyday jobs. An exciting world...

While virtual reality has been around for decades, it has only recently hit its stride in the entertainment realm. A closer look into the rise...

An enticing mix of lacrosse, rugby, soccer, hockey and baseball – but with a history going back thousands of years – the Gaelic sport of...

This month marks the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum wants this...

Much has changed in our world in the last 125 years – and higher education has not been immune. When the University of Tulsa was...

The impact of an arrest, criminal charge, eviction or family court litigation can devastate someone psychologically and financially. Add to those stressors the reality of...

Kate Barnard was a woman in politics long before it became a norm and had influence on Oklahoma’s early history … before she could even...

The rectangular building, gray and beaten with age, is barely distinguishable from the wild grasses that grow up around it – simply a smudge on...

The birth of a baby is exciting. The milestone is often anticipated by a baby shower, nursery decorating and a party to reveal the gender...

Rising water isn’t typically a problem for a submarine – in fact, it’s a necessity. These mammoth instruments of war are designed to submerge and...