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  • The Band's Levon Helm Dies Of Cancer At 71
    Drummer and singer Levon Helm was a founding member of The Band. Helm and his group played as a backup band for Bob Dylan in the 1960s. Later the band became famous enough to simply be called The Band.
  • The Las Americas store at Admiral and North Lewis
    Woman Shot by Tulsa Police
    A woman is in the hospital after being shot by Tulsa Police overnight. It happened at the Las Americas Super-Marcado in North Tulsa. The store is located…
  • Levon Helm was the longtime drummer and occasional vocalist for The Band.
    Levon Helm: The 2007 Fresh Air Interview
    Helm, the longtime drummer of The Band who backed Bob Dylan and sang with Van Morrison, died Thursday. He was 71. Fresh Air remembers Helm with excerpts from his two appearances on the show in 1993 and 2007.
  • More Oklahomans Working
    Another tumble in the Oklahoma unemployment rate! Figures released today show the state rate dropped last month to 5.4%. That is down six-tenths of one…
  • The American Airlines entrance on North Mingo Road
    US Airways makes deals with 3 AMR unions
    US Airways Group Inc. says it has made deals with the three unions at American Airlines.The contracts would cover American Airlines workers if there's a…
  • Jean-Luc Melenchon, the Left Front presidential candidate, draws huge crowds, rivaling those of mainstream candidates Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande. Here, he delivers a speech during a campaign meeting on April 1 in Grigny, outside Paris.
    In France, Fiery Leftist Candidate Strikes A Nerve
    Presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Melenchon draws large rallies, rivaling mainstream candidates Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande. Helped along by the economic crisis, he has tapped into working-class anger over wage inequality, the decline of French industry, and global capitalism.
  • A competitor stops for a cigarette after he broke down during the Enduropale race at Le Touquet Beach on February 22, 2009 in Le Touquet, France.
    Exercising Even A Little Bit Makes It Easier For Smokers To Quit
    Smokers who exercised just a little bit had an easier time quitting and were less likely to relapse, new research says. Even smokers who can't quit are less likely to die if they walk 15 minutes a day.
  • Ira Glass Exposes The 10% Mystery
    Imagine filling your grocery store basket, sampling the goods along the aisles as you browse. Then waltzing out the door without paying. And doing this…
  • Composer Meredith Monk.
    Around The Classical Internet: April 20, 2012
    Big prizes for composers, operatic intrigue in New York and a former MP takes to the stage in London: all the news that's fit to link.
  • Gorillas are fine with being herbivores, like this one at a Seattle zoo. But humans evolved as omnivores. Is diet destiny?
    For Most Of Human History, Being An Omnivore Was No Dilemma
    Humans and other primates have been omnivores for some time, which may have given us an evolutionary edge over strictly meat or plant eaters, a new study shows. It may have also prompted us to wean our babies faster, another study says.
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