Oklahoma’s growing season is almost here, and families are turning to homesteading to save money. Choosing the right first animal can make or break your farmstead plans.
We use groundhogs to tell us if we're going to have a long winter, and we use cattle to tell if we're going to get some rain. Can we use animals to tell if an earthquake is coming, too?
Sign up to cuddle animals waking up from their surgery this week, perfect experience for animal lovers, those training to be a veterinarian, and others interested in volunteer opportunities.
Whether you're good with your hands or love working with animals, there are a few side jobs that you'll likely find quick work with in Oklahoma this winter.
The OKC Zoo is taking advantage of the warm winter weather this December and opening their doors to visitors on Tuesday, December 23, just before Christmas.
After the major incident on I-44, drivers in Oklahoma should be more conscious of what's on the road and - more importantly - what to do if they spot livestock.