Features
Lance Evans
 “Do you know who she is?”

News
Gazette staff
Several Oklahoma City metro schools were named by Newsweek as among the 1,000 best high schools in the country.

Letters to the Editor
Virginia Blue Jeans Jenner
With Tulsa’s low test-scoring McLain High School in danger of a state takeover, the north Tulsa school needs a makeover.

CFN
Gazette staff
One Tulsa woman found getting home a lot more trouble than intended.

News
Ryan Querbach
Teach For America, a national nonprofit that focuses on improving education for low-income students, has wrapped up its first year operating in Oklahoma City.

Folk
Joshua Boydston
Oklahoma has no shortage of talented female singer-songwriters, and with A Deeper Root, you can add Tulsa native and Oklahoma City-based musician Chelsey Cope to the ranks.

News
Clifton Adcock
Nearly seven and a half years ago, a Tulsa couple decided to file a lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma after the government decided to prevent them from becoming married.

CFN
Gazette staff
It’s good to be a toddler in Tulsa. According to data collected by bundle.com, parents in Tulsa spend 35 percent above the national average on their kids. For three years, the business website monitored spending by households with children at stores that sell toys, clothing and other services for kids. And Tulsa ranked No. 4 in the top-10 list, behind Minneapolis, Miami, Brooklyn and New York.

Sports
Susannah Waite
As president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Tulsa pediatrician Robert Block carried the Olympic torch through Oxford, England, as it made its way to London for the 2012 Summer Olympics.