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The Chicks Announce ‘Taking the Long Way’ 20th Anniversary Tour

The country trio will celebrate their 2006 album with 16 shows across the United States this fall

David Nail Shows He Hasn’t Lost a Step With New Country Ballad ‘She Knows’

The Missouri native whose dynamic voice gave Nashville a shot in the arm in the 2010s with hits like “Let It Rain” will release his first album in a decade this summer

Sam Barber’s Breakthrough Country Artist Win at the 2026 AMAs Shows Fans Are Paying Attention

While now signed to a major label, the Montana songwriter first caught fire on TikTok and cultivated a grassroots fan base who voted for him at the American Music Awards

Country Singer Ben Chapman of ‘Peach Jam’ Makes His ‘Became a Man’ Album

Feet on Fire is a tale of two Chapmans: half written while he was struggling to find himself, and the other after he became a father

Margo Price, Brandi Carlile, Charley Crockett Nominated for 2026 Americana Honors

The annual awards ceremonies will take place in Nashville during AmericanaFest this summer

Local News

Suspect dead after Moore police chase ends with TVI, shots fired near I-35 in Norman

Authorities say a suspect died after a pursuit started in Moore and ended with a tactical vehicle intervention and shots fired near Interstate 35 in Norman.

NFL running back Josh Jacobs arrested in domestic violence investigation

Police near Green Bay arrested Packers running back Josh Jacobs as part of a domestic violence investigation, records show.

DPS: Man accused of causing deadly wrong-way crash on I-40 did not have legal immigration status

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety commissioner says the man who caused a wrong-way crash that killed four people last week on I-40 in Canadian County did not have legal status in the U.S.

Airports pitch Fiscal Year 2027 budget to Oklahoma City leaders

Oklahoma City leaders are getting closer to finalizing the city's budget, and big suggestions are being made for various departments.

Biden sues to stop Justice Department from releasing interview recordings

Former President Joe Biden is suing to block the House Judiciary Committee from obtaining and potentially releasing recordings of conversations with the ghostwriter of his memoir.

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