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Why you should vote in Oklahoma’s primary election

Tuesday, June 16

OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma voters will head to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots for Oklahoma’s primary election. Scott Mitchell, Senator Paul Rosino and Jason Dunnington share why it’s important to vote and what will happen after the polls close and results come in. Top issues in the Oklahoma primary Dunnington said... Read More.

Plea agreement reached after 140 hunting violations presented against Oklahoma man

Tuesday, June 16

PAWHUSKA, Okla. (KOKH) — Officials say they have finally closed a case that has been in the works for over a year. In 2024, Game Warden Larry Green received a complaint about a Pawhuska resident who was road hunting and illegally taking deer. The game wardens immediately launched an investigation into... Read More.

Oklahoma-trained UFC contender wins Freedom 250 featherweight bout at White House

Tuesday, June 16

More than 4,000 people attended a series of UFC fights hosted Sunday at the White House, including President Donald Trump, White House officials and members of the armed services. Among the winners was UFC featherweight contender Diego Lopes, who scored a knockout victory in the in the second round of... Read More.

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VOTERS IN KAY COUNTY REMINDED OF ELECTION DAY LAWS

Monday, June 15

With the June 16 Election approaching, County Election Board officials are reminding voters to Election Day laws. PERSONS ALLOWED INSIDE ELECTION ENCLOSURE It is a crime for any person other than voters and election officials to remain within 30 feet of a ballot box while an election is in place.... Read More.

Osage County Sheriff’s Office asks for public help identifying apparent road rage shooting suspect

Monday, June 15

OSAGE COUNTY, Okla. - The Osage County Sheriff’s Office needs help identifying a suspect in an apparent road rage shooting that happened on Sunday. OCSO said the incident happened near 1685 209th West Avenue, near the entrance to the Town of Osage, northeast of Cleveland. Investigators said the victim, a DoorDash driver,... Read More.

NOC receives NJCAA Sport Opportunity Grant for competitive cheer

Monday, June 15

Northern Oklahoma College is receiving a Sport Opportunity Grant from the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Foundation. The $1,000 grant will assist NOC’s Competitive Cheer Program for Fall 2026. NOC is reinstituting the cheer program at NOC Tonkawa and NOC Enid. The grant will be used for cheer uniforms. NOC President... Read More.

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Oklahoma gets new ‘I Voted’ stickers for America’s 250 anniversary

Monday, June 15

The Oklahoma State Election Board unveiled two new “I Voted” sticker designs for the June 16 primary election, commemorating America’s 250th anniversary. Voters across Oklahoma can receive one of the stickers while supplies last. Early voting schedule Early voting will be available June 11-13 at designated county election board locations. Polls will be... Read More.

7-year-old Tahlequah girl turns sewing project into statewide kindness movement

Monday, June 15

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — A 7-year-old girl from Tahlequah is proving that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big impact. Ryan Summers created what she calls the “Garden of Kindness,” a project dedicated to helping cancer patients and encouraging others to spread compassion in their own communities. What began... Read More.

Jaselyn Rossman crowned Miss Oklahoma 2026

Monday, June 15

Midwest City, OKLA -Jaselyn Rossman, competing as Miss Tulsa State Fair, was crowned Miss Oklahoma 2026 on Saturday, June 13, at Rose State College in Midwest City. Rossman earned the title after a week of competition featuring contestants from across Oklahoma. The Miss Oklahoma 2026 competition was hosted by Megan... Read More.

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Trump warns Israel and Iran not to ‘blow it’ after new strikes threaten emerging ceasefire deal

Monday, June 15

JERUSALEM - U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday urged no further attacks by anyone after Israel’s military said it launched strikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut, potentially complicating efforts to finalize a deal to end the U.S.-Iran war. Lebanon’s health ministry said three people were... Read More.

Downed power lines close road between Tonkawa and Blackwell

Sunday, June 14

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported as of 10:25pm last night that the segment of US-177 that runs from Hubbard Road in Blackwell to South Avenue in Tonkawa will be closed. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation advised OHP troopers that due to the three miles of power lines and power poles... Read More.

Drummond asks Big 12 to sanction Texas Tech

Friday, June 12

OKLAHOMA CITY (June 12, 2026) – In a letter today to the Big 12 Conference, Attorney General Gentner Drummond recommended the conference take action against Texas Tech following quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s gambling violations. Drummond said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s claims that sanctions against Texas Tech would violate antitrust laws... Read More.