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Winfield man arrested Monday morning for drugs, warrant - June 06, 2017
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Arkansas City Police Department arrested a Winfield man early Monday morning on drug charges and a warrant at a local convenience store. Robert Eugene Baker, 39, w...
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Weld for Work Competition a Success at Pioneer Tech - June 06, 2017
MJ&H Fabrication in Ponca City and Pioneer Technology Center teamed up to launch the first annual Weld for Work Competition in May. This competition aligned newly graduated Pioneer Tech welders wi...
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Bickford enters guilty plea in embezzlement case - June 05, 2017
Crystal Bickford entered a guilty plea Monday to a felony charge of embezzlement in Kay County District Court. Bickford appeared in court with her attorney, Grace Yates, and entered a blind plea. S...
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Phone found - June 05, 2017
OWNER FOUND! A cell phone was found today at approximately 2 p.m. near the area of Ash Street and Overbrook Avenue. The cell phone requires a passcode to unlock. Call 767-0370 if you have l...
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Oklahoma’s pump price average is lowest in region – 11 cents below Texas - June 05, 2017
None of Oklahoma’s neighbors have a gasoline price average as low as the Sooner State’s today, AAA reports. Arkansas and Missouri come closest at $2.12, three cents above today’s Oklah...
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State files application to appeal judge’s dismissal of state murder charges - June 05, 2017
The Bigheart Times, a weekly newspaper based out of Barnsdall, Okla., reported Monday that the State of Oklahoma has filed an application to appeal a ruling by a judge who dismissed the state murde...
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Golf scramble to benefit Fraternal Order of Police - June 05, 2017
A four-person golf scramble fundraiser for the Ponca City Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #103, will be held at Lew Wentz Golf Course on Friday, June 16. Registration and lunch will be at noon, wi...
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Frozen tuna recalled after testing showed hepatitis A virus - June 05, 2017
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Some imported frozen tuna cubes and steaks are being recalled after testing showed they could be contaminated with the hepatitis A virus. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration sa...
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Several small earthquakes recorded across Oklahoma - June 05, 2017
LAMONT, Okla. (AP) - The U.S. Geological Survey says a dozen small earthquakes have been recorded in Oklahoma during the past few days. No injuries or damage are reported. The largest quake recorded...
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Police say Oklahoma man shoots man trying to drown infants - June 05, 2017
ADA, Okla. (AP) - Authorities say a man who was trying to drown his infant 3-month-old twin son and daughter in southeastern Oklahoma was fatally shot by a neighbor. City of Ada spokeswoman Lisa Br...
