Former Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon, one of the leading forces behind the nation’s natural gas boom, died Wednesday in a one-vehicle car wreck, Oklahoma City police said — one day ...

Aubrey McClendon, a natural gas industry titan, was killed when he drove his sport utility vehicle “straight into a wall” in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, police said, a day after he was ...

Aubrey McClendon was a visionary community leader, a trusted business partner and a passionate member of the Thunder family. But more than anything, he was a brother and a dear friend.

America's wildest wildcatter, Aubrey McClendon, found new life -- and new billions -- after his spectacular plunge from the top of the oil game. Trouble has already come calling. In early 2013 ...

Aubrey McClendon, former Chesapeake CEO, died in a car crash Wednesday morning. This is one of Chesapeake Energy's hydraulic fracturing operations over the Eagle Ford shale formation near Carrizo ...

Aubrey McClendon, an Oklahoma oil and gas mogul who became one of the first CEOs to frack in Pennsylvania, died in a car crash hours before he was to appear in court on federal antitrust charges.

Aubrey McClendon walks through the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana March 26, 2012. (Photo: REUTERS/Sean Gardner) The winning bidder would then give an interest in leases to another ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Described as an oil tycoon and an Oklahoma visionary, Aubrey McClendon‘s death still hangs heavy over many in the state. “I was watching TV, and they broke in on a report ...

Aubrey McClendon tried to eat healthy on the morning of Jan. 10, 2007. No home fries, he told the waitress at the International House of Pancakes in Oklahoma City. Order the special with grits ...

McClendon’s favorite wine was the 1989 Chateau Haut-Brion. There’s 94 bottles of that in the auction, including 1 jeroboam (5 liters, starting $12,000) and 9 double magnums (3 liters, $6,000).

Aubrey McClendon was a visionary community leader, a trusted business partner and a passionate member of the Thunder family. But more than anything, he was a brother and a dear friend.

Icon McClendon leaves local legacy Vast footprint of development bears McClendon's name McClendon had great passion for the Thunder. The day after the 2005 Holiday Bowl, I met a guy at the San Diego ...