Even though Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed Senate Bill 868 into law, making it legal to grow industrial hemp in Oklahoma, Cordell farmer Bill Kern said nothing has really changed — yet.
The Senate approved legislation Wednesday to allow school districts to take action to address drivers unlawfully overtaking school buses. House Bill 1926, by Sen. Ron Sharp and Rep.
Sophomore artist Silvia Pinedo views the self-portrait collage piece she created in her Clinton High School art class.
The full Senate has given unanimous approval for legislation exempting the American Legion from state sales taxes on goods and services.
Volunteers are needed to help with the Route 66 Area Special Olympics Bocce Tournament to be held from 8 a.m. until approximately 2 p.m. Saturday at ASAP Energy Field on the Southwestern Oklahoma State University campus in Weatherford.
A bitter marital relationship came to a violent and tragic end early Saturday evening if charges filed Monday are correct. In the court filing, mixed martial arts fighter Brandon Benevento,
Custer County wasn’t the only one in western Oklahoma that experienced deadly violence over the past weekend. And in next-door neighbor Beckham County, it wasn’t one homicide but two that
Four Weatherford residents escaped serious injuries when the vehicle they were in struck a tree in rural Washita County just after midnight Sunday morning. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol,
It was announced that Radonna Sawatzky, longtime Custer County OSU extension service educator in family and consumer sciences and 4-H youth development, will step down in May to take on