Lifestyle

Fresh, locally grown fruits are in full season right now. Some families will be bushels of produce and spend the day making homemade Jams, Jellies and Soft Spreads to enjoy throughout the year.

Oklahoma wheat harvest moved forward at a slow pace over the Fourt of July weekend, with rain showers hitting several parts of the Panhandle, Northern, and Northeast Oklahoma at different times. There is a region in the Goodwell, Guymon and Hooker area that is still working on irrigated wheat production that has been delayed due to rains this past week.

In 2007, then-Shawnee Mayor Chuck Mills undertook a project to establish artsy horse sculptures here to celebrate Shawnee’s part of Oklahoma’s centennial. Over the years, the number of these one-of-a-kind fillies and stallions has grown -- and most remain proudly displayed all over the city.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma has sent swift water rescue teams to central Texas to help with recovery efforts following deadly flash flooding early Friday that devastated the area.

Since I was a child, the Iris has always been my favorite flower. It is so regal and unique.

As temperatures rise and summer sets in, many customers are looking for practical ways to manage their energy usage and keep monthly bills in check while staying cool. To help navigate the hottest months of the year, OG&E is sharing simple, effective tips that can make a real difference in reducing energy consumption and costs.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Focused on eliminating driving behaviors that contribute to traffic-related fatalities on our nation’s roads, AAA is joining with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to urge drivers to recognize speeding as an aggressive driving behavior that endangers all road users and to put an end to it because Speeding Catches Up With You.

The month of July has been home to many historical events over the years. Here's a look at some that helped to shape the world in July 1924.