OKC

A study was conducted by FinanceBuzz.com to find the grinchiest cities in the U.S. that are in need of some serious Christmas spirit.

You may not know it but OKC has a lot of haunted locations, urban legends, and of course ghost stories. There's no shortage of creepy places and monstrous myths, especially in the downtown area.

You can't call yourself an "Oklahoma foodie" if you've never eaten here.

This MEGA jungle-themed three-story indoor playground in Oklahoma is the ultimate place for kids of all ages to play. All without the sun beating down on them!

The Oklahoma State Fair has announced all the concerts we'll be seeing in 2023. It's a great lineup of rock, country, gospel, and even some 50's classic rock with a tribute to Elvis. Get the full line up and details.

This place is legendary for its paranormal and even supernatural activity. It's one of the all-time creepiest, allegedly haunted, and nightmarish abandoned places in the entire Sooner State!

If you're a fan of classic vintage arcade games then this is the place for you. Imagine reliving the "Good Old Days" at the arcade and playing all your favorites once again. Well, you can. Check out this Oklahoma retro arcade.

This legendary Oklahoma steakhouse has been around for well over 100 plus years. It originally opened back in 1910, it's the Sooner State's oldest restaurant. Over the years It's become world-famous and a favorite among Hollywood celebrities.

This three-story indoor playground in Oklahoma is every kid's dream come true.

Don't shoot the messenger, I'm not calling it one of the trashiest cities in the U.S. this survey is. A recent study was done to discover the trashiest cities in the Nation and sadly there's an Oklahoma town that made it in the top 10.

It's not a top 10 list you really want to be on that's for sure. A recent study was done to discover the trashiest cities in the Nation and sadly there's an Oklahoma town that made it in the top 10.

It's one of the oldest and most historic hotels in Oklahoma. It's also one of the most active haunts and scariest places in the Sooner State.