Carol Mowdy Bond

Agriculture is one of Oklahoma’s top industries, with a staggering economic impact statewide. Oklahoma’s farmers and ranchers are feeding the nation, and the newest generations...

Oklahomans are increasingly choosing native grasses and trees for landscaping, ranching and erosion control efforts to provide ecological and economic benefits. Botanical Collections Curator for...

Restoration involves bringing something back to its original or former state, or to an improved condition  – perhaps after a disaster or maybe to revive...

Of Oklahoma’s fire departments, around 81% are fully volunteer, primarily because many towns can’t afford full-time staff. Volunteer-heavy departments are more common in rural areas...

Sports tourism has recently generated $250+ million for Oklahoma, supporting businesses, creating jobs and uniting communities. Whether that tourism reels in international or out-of-state visitors,...

Tornado sirens are critical for outdoor awareness and safety – especially in a state dubbed ‘Tornado Alley.’ Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management’s (ODEM) Public Affairs...

This year marks the 105th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre which took place between May 1 and June 1, 1921, in Tulsa’s Greenwood District....

For anyone thinking about heading towards or currently in their golden years, a myriad of evolving opportunities are available for this stage of life. Aging...

“Pilot programs for drone delivery require strong emphasis on real-world validation,” says Jamey Jacob, Ph.D., Regents Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Executive Director of the...

Storm chasing is a well-known phenomenon, and we have our fair share of enthusiasts right here in Tornado Alley. Howard Bluestein, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus and...