From the Marx Brothers to today's Route 66 travelers, Miami's Coleman Theatre has welcomed generations. Its mission remains simple: Keep the doors open.

The Tulsa World took a trip through Oklahoma on Route 66 ahead of its centennial. Here are some of the places — and the people — we saw.

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Letters written by a man killed in the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking in Lake Superior are up for auction along with photos, a ...

We're in growing zone 7B. If you have plants in a higher-numbered growing zone, now would be a good time to bring them in if you haven’t already.

No one has yet formally launched a campaign, and the parties' 2028 nominating contests are more than a year away, leaving ...

Don't let this list get you spooked, as it's all in good fun, but here are some superstitions and myths that have brewed over ...

It's only been about a year of volunteering, but Sherry Rice is already an expert in some interesting history in one of ...

No one’s happy, everyone’s complaining. The commissioners haven’t liked each other from the jump, and the coaches are simply ...

Arizona State's program has languished the last two seasons, but Jake Fette has looked solid in recent weeks, giving Kenny ...

Tony Pollard is on pace for a fifth consecutive season with at least 1,000 rushing yards, and he ran for 246 yards and five ...

Tulsa outshot Kansas City early but surrendered two third-period power-play goals and fell 2-0 to the Mavericks in their ...