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Get ready to celebrate your independence at the 'Heroes of America Fireworks Show' at Apache Casino Hotel this 4th of July. It's going to be a huge party and you won't want to miss it.

There are places in the Sooner State you don't want to go, like these five frightening haunted places. Learn more about these terrifying Oklahoma hauntings and why you'll want to avoid them at all costs.

As hot as it's been lately Oklahomans are looking for ways to cool off this Summer including hitting the lakes, ponds, and rivers for a quick dip, but is it safe? The dangers a lot of people are concerned with are invisible to the naked eye and you won't know if it's attacked you until it's too late. The dreaded brain-eating amoeba!

This Oklahoma haunting is much more than just a ghost story. This place is rumored to be a gateway to hell and home to several demons and other evil spirits who have been conjured by Satanists and witches throughout the years. This horrific legend is the stuff of pure nightmares!

For a lot of people the only thing that's scarier than a creepy clown, is a ghost clown! Talk about nightmare fuel, that's taking it to a whole new level of terror. Oh, but it gets even scarier. Add in the spectral presence of circus animals, performers, freaks, and even the spirits of deceased audience members and you've got an idea of what this place is all about. It's the old abandoned Gandini’s Circus Camp in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Have you ever heard of this massive gas station, car museum, gift shop, eatery, and world-famous tourist stop in SEOK?

There's a small island in Oklahoma that friendly goats inhabit. It gets better. You can visit this island, feed, pet, and hang out with all the goats. They love getting visitors, especially those who bring snacks.

This Oklahoma Aquarium is home to 10 of the most dangerous sharks known to man, the dreaded bull shark. Did you know that the Sooner State has the single largest collection or population of Bull Sharks in captivity in the world?

To this day Spooklight Road remains one of the Sooner State's strangest spectacles and unexplained mysteries. Stories about this scary and unusual place go all the way back to the mid-1800s.

We're all anxiously awaiting the new Twisters movie that should be out sometime summer 2024. While we're waiting why not visit the official Oklahoma Twister Movie Museum? If you're a fan you have to check this place out.

Can you be ticked or given a traffic citation for driving barefoot in Oklahoma? Somehow this topic came up at the water cooler and the answer to that question may surprise you.

It's a whole new batch of hilarious and offensive personalized vehicle plates that were denied by the Oklahoma DMV. The potty-mouthed perverts that submitted these had zero chance of getting approved.