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The train station in Budapest, Hungary on September 4, 2015.

Europe's Migrant Crisis Likely To Get Much Worse As Refugees Flee War-Torn Middle East

The latest figures from the International Organization for Migrants says more than 364,000 migrants have arrived in Europe so far this year, with 2,800…

In one week, Blue Bell ice cream will be back on store shelves in parts of Texas and Alabama. The frozen dessert was pulled from the market four months ago.

Blue Bell Says Its Ice Cream Will Be Back In Some Stores Next Week

The rollout will happen gradually, reports member station KERA, with Homemade Vanilla being sold in some Texas stores next Monday. Other flavors will soon follow.

Aftermath of an attack by a group of AKP supporters on the Hürriyet newspaper headquarters in September 2015.

Landis: Erdo?an’s Gains In Turkey’s Parliament Result Of ‘Chaos Plan,’ Fear

On Sunday, Turkey’s ruling AKP party surpassed expectations and regained its majority in the country’s parliament. But the elections have been marred by…

U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) and U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) speak to reporters during a press conference July 30, 2015 after the passage of the long-term transportation bill.

Inhofe-Led Long-Term Transportation Bill Passes Senate On 2:1 Margin

The U.S. Senate easily passed a six-year highway bill yesterday that promises a huge boost in road and bridge funding for Oklahoma.The state's senior…

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker delivers the annual State of the Nation address Sept. 5, 2015 in Tahlequah.

Cherokee Chief Highlights Healthcare Accomplishments In 'State Of The Nation' Address

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker delivered the annual State of the Nation address to the tribe Saturday as thousands turned out in…

Lawmakers, Community Leader Spar Over Response To Paris Newspaper Attacks

State Rep. Mike Shelton (D-Oklahoma City) wants to prohibit the use of taxpayer resources to attack a religious organization.He called on House Speaker…

The gurney in the execution chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary is pictured in McAlester, Okla., in 2008.

2014 Saw Fewest Executions In 20 Years, Report Finds

The Death Penalty Information Center, which opposes capital punishment, says executions dropped in part because some states had issues with their lethal injections.

Oklahoma 12-Month Gross Receipts September 2014

All State Revenue Sources Increase Over 12 Months Except Corporate Taxes

In a report from the Office of the State Treasurer, revenue collections during September grew by more than 8 percent over receipts from the same month of…

North Korea flag with building in background

In Surprise Move, North Korea Releases American Prisoner As Kim Reappears

Reemerging from his six-week absence, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered the release of American Jeffrey Fowle on Wednesday.Fowle, 56, was arrested…

Entertaining the Hours of Your Week With Songs, Shakespeare And A (Book) Signing

On this week’s OneSix8, I bring you a summer jazz festival, a Shakespearian play set in Vienna, Virginia in 1969, and a panel discussion with an…

Curbside Flowers Prepares For Valentine’s Day At New Shop In OKC

Curbside Flowers is preparing for Valentine’s Day at its new shop in Oklahoma City, which helps individuals transition out of homelessness by offering…

Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey (Brian Haas - left, Chris Combs - center, Josh Raymer - right)

JFJO Celebrates 20 Years Of Experimental Jazz Odyssey

Brian Haas has his own theory of relativity: Spending so much of his life in a van over the past twenty years has actually “folded time and space.” “I’ve…

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