As you know, Oklahoma has made some bi-partisan progress in criminal justice reform over the past few years. Thanks to state questions that were passed by Oklahoma voters, scores of non-violent...
If there’s one thing Oklahoma needs, it’s more visual reminders about the almighty God and the divine influence he has on our society and culture. Seriously, you can’t find that...
Northwest Expressway is a traffic-riddled stretch of road that mainly features restaurants that your less than likable parents would probably pick for dinner, with safe-as-milk options like the Olive...
People have a lot of different opinions and viewpoints in regards to living in Oklahoma. For gun owners, the lax concealed carry regulations make Oklahoma feel like a wild west-inspired utopia. For...
In last week’s state-of-the-state address, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt outlined some of the carefully planned, polled and plotted things he’d like to see accomplished in 2020 as part of...
Earlier today, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and his right-hand yes-man, Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell, officially unveiled the new state logo and branding campaign that we first leaked to the masses a...
It’s pretty well-known by now that the oil oligarchy (the Oilgarchy? coined it, we’re keeping it) can get away with damn near anything in Oklahoma. After all, we’ve had...
Normally, this is the time of year when we come up with a list of really cynical and awful date ideas for Valentine’s Day. After all, it can be a real bummer of a holiday for a lot of people...
Give Oklahoma lawmakers some credit. They don’t mess around when it comes to pandering to their fellow Evangelical voters! Yesterday afternoon, the Oklahoma House decided to close the first...
Man oh man, the local media circuit has been buzzing like crazy about the novel coronavirus. All of this attention and fear mongering has made it seem like anyone is in danger of being quarantined...
I joke all the time about how Oklahoma City is the biggest small town in the country, but it’s kinda true. Even though we are one of the most massive cities by land mass in the United States...
It’s nothing new for local news to give us a good dose of fearmongering. Usually, it’s weather-related, but when that’s going slow they’ve to dig into social topics. For...
Welcome back to the third and final installment of the Top 25 OKC TV News Blunders of the 2010s! With what seemed like hundreds of blunders, bloopers and gaffes just from Dean Blevins alone...
This past summer, Governor Kevin Stitt and Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell announced they were assembling our state’s alleged best and brightest marketing minds to develop a new and improved brand...
I have good news and bad news, my fellow Oklahomans. The bad news is, according to News 9 the Bricktown Canal is being drained for maintenance over the next 3-4 weeks, which means we’ll have to...
Despite Christianity being the most dominant and influential religion in Oklahoma, with a church on every corner where there isn’t a marijuana dispensary, Oklahoma senator Nathan Dahm – the...
Growing up in rural Oklahoma, I loved spending weekends with my grandparents on their dairy farm. Though I cherish the time I spent hanging out in the milk barn or riding the four-wheeler to check...
As an early bird myself, I like to start my mornings off right with a little productivity. It feels really good to have done a few things on the to-do list before most of the world wakes up. But no...
Global radio conglomerate iHeartMedia – the corporate owner of KJ-103, 101.9 the Twister, 96.1 KXY, News Radio 1000 KTOK, and a few other local stations that you probably haven’t listened to...
The University of Oklahoma began its Spring 2020 semester this week and wasted no time introducing their latest concocted scheme to scrape more money out of college students. In general, parking on...
I was sitting in my office chair late Saturday night, a grin on my face having just finished this week’s restaurant review somewhat early. As I was getting ready to file it, however, I got a...
Are Slurpees finally coming to Oklahoma City? Last night, we received a tip via The Ogle Mole Network that Central Oklahoma 7-Eleven Stores – the family run conglomerate that has owned and operated...
After a quick break for the holidays, The Lost Ogle Show returned this week with special in-studio guest Chuck Hoskin Jr. – The Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. On the episode, we discussed...
Remember the Founders Bank on May and Northwest Expressway? It was one of those majestic mid-century tributes to wealth that are now growing scarce since OKC launched another ‘Let’s Just...
Back in 2015, after an OU horse pig threw popcorn on some OSU fans inside Lloyd-Noble, I took an opportunity to reminisce about OU men’s hoops and write about one of my favorite mascots – Top...
