Oklahoma students rally against bullying Updated: Fri, May 11, 2012 Six students in Oklahoma have committed suicide so far this year because of being bullied, a lawmaker says. She says she will revive efforts to get legislation passed next year that would require public schools to have a bullying policy and add cyberbullying to Oklahoma's anti-bullying laws. Read More

YouTube phenomenon has girls asking: Am I pretty? Updated: Fri, Mar 9, 2012 The young girl shows off her big, comfy koala hat and forms playful hearts with her fingers as she drops the question on YouTube: "Am I pretty or ugly?" "A lot of people call me ugly, and I think I am ugly. I think I'm ugly, and fat," she confesses in a tiny voice as she invites the world to decide. And the world... Read More

Churches ignoring online playgrounds Published: Tue, Aug 16, 2011 GILFORD, N.H. -- Everywhere computer professional Brian Heil looked at SoulFest 2011 he saw packs of young people trying to stay on schedule as they rushed from one rock concert, workshop or prayer meeting to another. But first, there was one more text to send, one more Twitter update to tweet, one more Facebook... Read More

Amazon no longer selling guide for pedophiles Updated: Thu, Nov 11, 2010 Amazon is no longer selling a self-published guide for pedophiles. Read More

Online safety: Tips for parents and kids Updated: Wed, Oct 27, 2010 Parents’ concerns about Internet safety used to be confined to the computer. Today, kids have more access to the Internet through smart phones and gaming devices so the potential for cyberbullying is greater than ever. Read More

Keeping kids safe online Updated: Tue, Mar 23, 2010 For anyone with children or teenagers in the house, it's no surprise that being online is the in thing to do. According to research studies conducted by The Nielson Company, approximately 16 million U.S. children ages two to 11 are active online. This shows an 18 percent increase over the past five years, while the... Read More

19-year-old amazed at winning state crown Updated: Mon, Jun 12, 2006 Lauren Nelson said she's been "floating on the clouds" since she heard her name announced as this year's Miss Oklahoma. "It's absolutely amazing," she said. "I probably won't put my feet on the ground until I crown the next Miss Oklahoma next year." Nelson, 19, was crowned Saturday night at Oral Roberts... Read More

Miss Oklahoma excited about future Updated: Mon, Jun 12, 2006 Lauren Nelson says she's been "floating on the clouds" ever since she heard her name announced as this year's Miss Oklahoma. "It's absolutely amazing," Nelson told The Associated Press on Sunday. "I probably won't put my feet on the ground until I crown the next Miss Oklahoma next year." Nelson, 19, was crowned... Read More

Miss Oklahoma excited about the future Updated: Sun, Jun 11, 2006 OKLAHOMA CITY - Lauren Nelson says she's been "floating on the clouds" ever since she heard her name announced as this year's Miss Oklahoma. "It's absolutely amazing," Nelson told The Associated Press on Sunday. "I probably won't put my feet on the ground until I crown the next Miss Oklahoma next year." Nelson,... Read More

Golf event aids center Updated: Tue, Apr 25, 2006 EDMOND - Forty-eight miniature golf fans helped raise money and awareness for child abuse prevention. The Edmond Exchange Club hosted its first miniature golf tournament Thursday at Edmond's Putt-A-Round Golf as a way to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month and bring families together, club President Michael Scroggins... Read More

Your Comments: How do you monitor your children's Internet usage? Updated: Fri, Apr 14, 2006 How do you monitor your children's Internet usage? Read More

Mom lauds Internet safety Updated: Fri, Apr 14, 2006 This case underscores the concerns of many parents over internet safety. Millions of kids have their own webpages on sites like "my space" and "xanga." And often they are sharing private information with total strangers. Reporter Lori Fullbright found plenty of information about kids with just the click of... Read More

Parents focus on Internet safety Updated: Wed, Mar 29, 2006 MIDWEST CITY - Whenever Rave Meyer wants to check if her children's eyes work properly, all she has to do is begin talking to them about Internet safety. "They all roll their eyes at me," she said. "They say, 'We know Mom, we know.' I guess I've talked to them a few times about that." For several years Meyer, a... Read More