Janae Williams

4 days ago | oklahoman.com | Janae Williams

Oklahoma City Thunder players have a tendency to look sharp from head to toe on and off the court. They come dressed to the nines with their clothing and shoe choices and for several members of the team, their hair never misses either. So much so that some people online have even started joking that Jalen Williams' hair being freshly braided is his good luck charm.

1 week ago | oklahoman.com | Janae Williams

An Oklahoma City man's love for the Thunder and skill in landscaping are gaining him attention through his one-of-a-kind yard art. Charles Lloyd, a 68-year-old south OKC resident, has regularly cut unique designs into his yard for years. He's lived in the same house off of SE 61st Street for 42 years and has spent years honing his skill with a weed eater and a can of spray paint. "I'm just a fan, I don't have a whole lot of money or anything," Lloyd said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Janae Williams

JaNae Williams, The OklahomanMon, May 26, 2025 at 10:55 PM UTC1 min readPolice are still searching for a suspect following a shooting near Northeast 10 Street and Air Depot Boulevard in Midwest City. MIDWEST CITY — Police are still searching for a suspect following a shooting near Northeast 10 Street and Air Depot Boulevard in Midwest City, according to reports from News 9 and KOCO. Both stations reported that police responded to a shooting that injured one man on Monday, May 26.

1 week ago | oklahoman.com | Janae Williams

• Former Oklahoma state representative Larry Ferguson, a long-time Republican, newspaper publisher, and rancher, will lie in state on Tuesday, May 27. • Ferguson served District 35 for 20 years, including a period as the longest-serving House Minority Leader in state history at the time. • Remembered for his bipartisan approach and dedication to his constituents, Ferguson was inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame in 2014.

1 week ago | oklahoman.com | Janae Williams

After 21 hours and 41 minutes, 22 challenges and battling it out amongst 23 other chefs, Oklahoma City’s Kevin Lee just missed becoming the “Last Chef Standing.” Lee battled highs and lows throughout the competition to make it to the final shift, “Elevation,” of the second season of Food Network’s “24 in 24: Last Chef Standing.” However – despite surviving nearly 24 hours of straight cooking challenges – in the final round against Bryan Voltaggio, Stephanie Izard, Jonathan Sawyer and Nini...