The strippers in Valley Brook aren’t the only ones trying to hustle the town’s visitors. According to local media reports, the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law got some...
Expect Slim Jim sales in Oklahoma to skyrocket. In an effort to improve our state’s growing “mythical beast” hunting industry, Oklahoma lawmaker Justin Humphrey – one of the Top...
To be 100% clear, that headline is fake – these are steps we must take to get by in the attention economy – but as I mused on Twitter earlier today, you know it has to be crossing some City of...
On Saturday night, an Ogle Mole sent me this pic of Kevin Stitt watching one of his kids play basketball at Solid Rock Basketball – a basketball complex located in the heart of Edmond. As usual...
Last weekend, while I was piled under blankets wondering (and still wondering) when my misery will end, someone sent me this pic of a button-bustin’ Ted Cruz flying into OKC: Why’s Ted Cruz...
There have been a lot of iconic images making the rounds following Wednesday’s bizarre attempted siege of the US Capitol. From Captain Caveman doing his thing, to the super happy guy waltzing...
We’d like to give a happy TLO welcome to new Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III! He was officially sworn into office yesterday, and in doing so, became the first Black man to serve as...
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has added to his crack legal team! On New Year’s Eve – the best day of the year to dump news you’d rather people not see – Kevin Stitt announced he hired...
For a guy who looks like a skeleton, James Lankford sure could use a spine. Over the weekend, Senator Gingertor – the guy who’s supposed to be the more sane and reasonable of our two US...
The Frontier’s publisher Bobby Lorton recently wrote a nice little letter thanking the non-profit’s individual donors – and their backers in the more socially liberal wing of the...
Even though 2020 has been a pretty terrible year for people who don’t own grocery stores, tech companies or bitcoin, we were still able to pump out 37 Lost Ogle Show episodes for your listening...
I guess it’s time we dust off our perch as Oklahoma City’s go-to source for local sports radio news – a beat we used to cover with the vigor and gusto of Al Eschbach enjoying beer and...
Last week, outgoing OKC City Councilmember James Greiner – a visionary leader who spent 13 years as a graphic designer for Hobby Lobby, and now works in marketing for Paycom – quietly sent a memo...
Last Thursday, reports quietly hit the Oklahoma media wire that Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt’s prayer warrior – First Lady Sarah Stitt – was involved in a two-vehicle injury car accident...
Congratulations to our readers that had David Ostrowe in their “Which Member of Kevin Stitt’s Cabinet Will Be The First One To Be Indicted” betting pool! Yesterday afternoon, he...
We have learned via the Ogle Mole Network that the Oklahoma owned and operated grocery chains of Uptown Market, Buy For Less, Super Mercado Buy For Less, and SmartSaver are allegedly being sold by...
Stillwater is about to be home to another trailer park. Earlier this week, The Frontier’s Kassie McLung reported that the Oklahoma Public Health Laboratory’s fancy new medical lab, and...
Earlier this week, OKC Deputy Police Chief Paco Balderrama – the Emily Sutton of the Oklahoma City law enforcement scene – was named the new Police Chief of the Fresno (Ca.) Police...
We were honored to welcome Oklahoma City native Luke Dick – the multi-talented musician, filmmaker and loyal Braum’s patron behind the indie documentary Red Dog – on The Lost Ogle Show...
Over the weekend, Jenks High School celebrated its 17th Oklahoma Football state title – and first-ever Covid Bowl Championship – with a 41-43 stomping over the Edmond Santa Fe Beavers at Wantland...
It’s time to update Kevin Stitt’s long and growing list of gubernatorial blunders! On Friday afternoon, we broke the news that Kevin Stitt had appointed Melissa Crabtree – a Hallmarky...
Last week, a right-wing Oklahoma lawmaker quietly filed a piece of legislation that could put a state question on the ballot asking Oklahoma voters to limit their own powers. Dubbed Senate Joint...
The 1980s were a pretty dark time in Oklahoma City history. In fact, I think the only positive thing to happen to our city during that entire decade was Huey Lewis and The News name dropping us –...
With the American educational system in crisis thanks to the Coronavirus pandemic, finding smart, competent public servants to lead and guide our state’s educational system has never been more...
Back in November, when I was in the middle of dealing with a two-week power outage and pre-election anxiety, the NY Times dropped an update on the battle between OU and a holocaust survivor over the...
