Content warning: This story discusses self-harm. Perez Hilton is being supported by his loved ones during his hospitalization. One day after the blogger appeared to engage in self-harm during a...

Hey, diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle—did a SpaceX rocket crash into the moon?  While most people on Earth were unphased, several space scientists believe that part of SpaceX’s Falcon 9...

There's no better feeling than opening up a brand new Voluspa candle and lighting it for the first time. Actually, there is something better—scoring a deal on a brand new Voluspa candle during...

Andy Cohen's boyfriend Kevin Sobieski isn’t interested in watching what happens on Bravo. Though the Watch What Happens Live host’s relationship with the businessman is stronger than ever, Cohen...

T-Pain’s got money in the bank—and it’s all for his family’s future.  Over a year after the “Buy U a Drank” artist sold his entire music catalog for a whopping $100 million, the dad of three said...

State Question 844, on the Aug. 25 ballot, would give Oklahoma lawmakers authority to change how the state reimburses local governments for property tax breaks given to manufacturers, with supporters and opponents debating its potential effects.

U.S. moves to shut a Kentucky organ donation group, citing safety failures

The Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School is asking a federal court for a preliminary injunction to open in Oklahoma while its lawsuit over a denied application continues.

Oklahoma City Public Schools leaders highlight rigorous food safety measures, including vendor checks and staff training, to protect students amid a recent cyclosporiasis outbreak.

Oklahoma is now the second-hungriest state in the nation, and some children who are about to head back to school don't know where their next meal will come from.