Josh Kelly

4 days ago | oklahoman.com | Josh Kelly

The May full moon is quickly approaching, and Oklahomans will get over nine hours to see the spring moon before it sets. The second full moon of spring marks the growth and development of plants and sees the elements in full bloom. If you want to camp out under the moon, this week’s forecast includes perfect skies for moongazing throughout the metro. Here’s when and how to watch the full moon. When is the May 2025 full moon? The May full moon will peak at 11:56 a.m. Monday, May 12.

5 days ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Josh Kelly

Before Cardinal Robert F. Prévost was Pope Leo XIV, he was a leader in the Augustinian order with connections to an Oklahoma diocese. Prevost served as provincial of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, or Midwest Augustinians, from 1999 to 2014, and as part of his work leading the region, he left an impact on Oklahoma Augustinian schools and organizations.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Josh Kelly

Local authorities are maintaining patrolling levels through the weekend after a shooting in Midtown this week left nine injured. After the May 5 shooting near The Collective, the Oklahoma City Police Department has said they've found there to be no need for a supplemental presence in Midtown as the department has already anticipated for game days. "We already have an enhanced presence with the games going on," Sgt. Gary Knight said.

5 days ago | oklahoman.com | Josh Kelly

Whether you're in Loud City, watching from the bar or cheering on the OKC Thunder from home, Oklahoma City is one of the best cities for basketball fans, according to a new study. WalletHub's newest study compares NBA team hometowns based on several factors, including stadium/arena size, ticket pricing, attendance and more. According to the study, Oklahoma City ranks in the top 10 cities for basketball fans and other categories.

6 days ago | oklahoman.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Josh Kelly

Before Cardinal Robert F. Prévost was Pope Leo XIV, he was a leader in the Augustinian order with connections to an Oklahoma diocese. Prevost served as provincial of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, or Midwest Augustinians, from 1999 to 2014, and as part of his work leading the region, he left an impact on Oklahoma Augustinian schools and organizations.