Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center and TTCU Federal Credit Union are partnering up to offer Oklahomans free admission every Friday during Black History Month.

With Black History Month underway, locals have several opportunities in the coming weeks to learn the often-unheard history ...

The program was completely funded by the community for the first two years. But this year, they got a $100,000 grant from the ...

Two of the top three teams in CHSAA's 5A rankings went head to head. The Grizzlies, won the game 54-51 against DC Thunder, ...

Two Tulsa researchers are working to preserve black history. 2 News Oklahoma’s Naomi Keitt learned their work, the Black ...

BalletX, a Philadelphia-based dance group, were the featured performers for night one of the Laguna Dance Festival on ...

Oklahoma's economy, heavily reliant on exports and foreign investments, faces uncertainty as new tariffs introduced by ...

Norman Public Schools and the Norman Philharmonic will host a Black History Month event set for Feb. 4 in building that once ...

The Oklahoma Invitational Black Rodeo is set to take over Tulsa on Saturday, promising to be "the hottest show on dirt" with ...

AT PLATEAU VALLEY TWO BROTHERS ARE TAKING THE NEXT STEP IN THEIR ATHLETIC CAREERS JACKSON AND HESTON BEVAN BOTH STANDOUT ...

Instead of celebrating a birth, a Valley couple had to say goodbye to their baby after a prolonged labor at a Mesa birthing center ended with a stillbirth.

Mesa police described their newest technology and how they used it to locate an alleged criminal. Avengers: Doomsday is right ...