OKLAHOMA CITY – A rural Jackson County bridge built the year before World War I broke out will be replaced soon.
TOKSOOK BAY, Alaska - U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham kicked off the 2020 Census in the remote Alaska Native village of Toksook Bay on Tuesday, Jan. 21 — counting the first person and household in the nation's once-a-decade count.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Some GOP lawmakers are taking steps to ban billboards that advertise medical marijuana, further limit where dispensaries can be located and make Oklahoma’s medical pot program more transparent.
PORTER HILL - As of Jan. 15, operations at the Porter Hill Volunteer Fire Department have once again resumed.
LAWTON - After pleading guilty to shooting his two brothers-in-law, killing one and injuring the other, a Cyril man has been ordered to serve a life sentence with the Department of Corrections. Comanche
OKLAHOMA CITY – Five bridges in southwest Oklahoma will be replaced, and two others will be rehabilitated, in contracts totaling $7 million that were awarded by the state Transportation Commission.
APACHE - Designed to bring realistic training to rural Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers, a new simulation trailer is now available for use in Comanche, Caddo, Grady and Logan Counties.
ELGIN - At noon on Monday, Feb. 3, the second session of the 57th legislature is scheduled to begin in the House Chamber with a State of State address from Governor Stitt.
CUDAHY, Calif. (AP) — An airliner with engine trouble dumped jet fuel that fell as a smelly mist on dozens of schoolchildren while the plane made an emergency return to Los Angeles International Airport, officials said.
ELGIN - After evaluating Superintendent Nate Meraz, the Elgin Public School Board of Education approved to extend his contract for an additional year. Board members convened in executive session to discuss the details during the Thursday, Jan. 9, regularly scheduled meeting.