Chesapeake Energy President and CEO Doug Lawler gave News 9 a rare television interview this week, wanting to communicate to people in this city and, more broadly, across the state, that the company is doing well, despite a poor year for the oil and gas industry. 

The proposed sale of a vast tract of oil and gas acreage in south central Oklahoma could help Aubrey McClendon's family hold on to his share of the Oklahoma City Thunder. 

Duke University is suing Aubrey McClendon's estate for about $10 million in unpaid pledges to the university.

An autopsy report released on Wednesday details the cause and manner of death for former CEO and co-founder of Chesapeake Energy Corp, Aubrey McClendon.

The police investigation into Aubrey McClendon's death has ended with nothing found to lead investigators to think it was anything other than a tragic accident. 

One person was killed after crashing a car into a bridge in northeast Oklahoma City, Monday morning.

American Energy Partners, LP, will be shutting down in the coming months, according to a statement from American Energy's leadership.

Sandridge Energy notified shareholders Friday morning that the company is no longer under investigation by the U.S Department of Justice.

Oklahoma City Police release new details about the fiery crash that killed former Chesapeake CEO Aubrey McClendon. The investigation finds McClendon reached speeds of 89 miles per hour just before his Chevy Tahoe slammed into a concrete bridge on March 2nd.

OKC Police Chief Bill Citty said McClendon’s vehicle was going 88 miles per hour, five seconds prior to impact. 

If you've ever been skiing, you know that feeling when you begin to accelerate faster than you want to and realize that you're essentially unable to stop your downward momentum. It's pretty scary, actually. The Thunder are on those skis right now.

Aubrey McClendon's contributions to the Oklahoma community aren’t his only legacy. The aggressive billionaire was also determined to give his employees a better life.