Otis Clark (age 18) narrowly escaped while his stepfather was killed and his home burned down, witnessing the destruction of ...

At town meetings, some critics said that using taxpayer money to compensate descendants isn’t fair to today’s Tulsa residents, who had nothing to do with the Massacre 100 years ago.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Massive flames engulfed a southeast Oklahoma City home after it was struck by lightning on Wednesday morning. “Lightning strike fires are really, really scary,” said ...

At one point over the weekend, there were 130 fires reported in 44 counties across Oklahoma that killed four people, destroyed more than 400 homes and burned a total of 170,000 acres, officials said.

In Stillwater, a city of about 50,000 about 65 miles (100 kilometers) northeast of Oklahoma City and home to Oklahoma State University, over 70 homes were destroyed by wildfires.

Odewale is from Tulsa, Oklahoma, home to one of the most violent racially-charged incidents in history: The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. A white mob killed innocent Black people and destroyed ...

News 9's Mike Glover learned all about a bus tour visiting Oklahoma's historic all-black towns learning the history and culture over the course of four weekends in today's Something Good.

The streets, even in the middle of town, were still gravel back then, but Vernon seemed to be thriving with 2,500 residents, two or three general stores and a couple of cafes, where blacks, whites ...

One woman’s quest to rescue Boley, OklahomaThe very existence of Boley, and other towns like it, proved what was then—in many white people’s minds—a radical proposition: that Black people ...

Tour guide and Langston University graduate Henrietta Hicks (center) speaks to Langston University Marching Pride Band members and director Larry Birden (at right) outside of the old Boley Public ...

D.C. (her husband) said growing up in a Black town, he did not experience racism until he was 8 years old. These communities were confidence-builders.