Carla Hinton

YouVersion Bible App, started by Edmond-based Life.Church, will celebrate 1 billion installs of the popular app at a gathering at the Paycom Center

Several local groups have joined forces to help people in need amid the continuing tumult of the SNAP suspension, furloughs and layoffs.

Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul S. Coakley has been elected president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

A local minister was arrested Saturday after an alleged incident at an Edmond boutique involving his wife. He said he plans to file a formal complaint.

Local community grocery store distributes gift cards to SNAP clients after church donates funds and matching donations come through

Whether you're checking your list twice or just want to meet Santa, here are 9 seasonal markets in Oklahoma City and Yukon.

St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral partnered with Emerson North High School to hold a prom. The move quickly inspired even more collaboration.

More than 40 individuals whose remains went unclaimed at local mortuaries throughout 2025 received a Christian burial on Nov. 2, All Souls Day.

A food pantry director isn't sure how many clients to expect during the government shutdown, but she says circumstances create "the perfect storm."

Upward Transitions was awarded a United Way of Central Oklahoma WayFinder Innovation Grant to launch its new Hope Flyers initiative

Rev. Marc Taylor was the first Rumble, the furry mascot of the OKC Thunder NBA franchise. These days, he's serving in a new way at an Edmond church.

Nonprofit that distributes diapers, infant formula and other items aims to help in wake of government shutdown, possible Nov. 1 suspension of SNAP.

New Mercy clinic aims to fill a gap in local maternity care by helping moms navigate mental health needs of pregnancy, childbirth, baby's first year

Two lawsuits tell the story of a dispute over the property rights of a historic Oklahoma City church, in a battle that includes allegations of fraud

The National Trust for Historic Preservation's HOPE Crew hosted a masonry training workshop at the historic Dr. W.H. Slaughter Mansion in northeast OKC

World War II veteran Edward Edmiston of Oklahoma City recently turned 100. He talks about his life, including his family, hobbies and volunteer work.

From pumpkin patches to games and costumes, here is a list of fall fests, trunk or treats and other Halloween alternatives hosted by local churches.

Local Jewish leaders joyful at release of remaining Israeli hostages, while Muslim leaders, pro-Palestinian group members are grateful for ceasefire.

The Catholic Church is celebrating 150 years of ministry in Oklahoma with two sesquicentennial Masses, at St. Gregory's Abbey, and the Rother shrine

Siblings Albert and Carol Gray tell how a local children's convalescent home facing closure was transformed into the Bethany Children's Health Center