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Tax relief announced for Oklahomans affected by February’s winter weather

Tuesday, March 2

IRS.Gov reports that the Internal Revenue Service announced on February 25 that victims of the winter storms that began on February 8 now have until June 15, 2021, to file various individual and business tax returns and tax payments. Following the recent disaster declaration issued by the Federal Emergency... Read More.

Utility bills likely not received due to recent winter weather

Tuesday, March 2

The City of Ponca City said on Monday that utility billing wants to let everyone know that bills were processed on normal dates, but are receiving a lot of phone calls inquiring why they have not received their bill. The City of Ponca City believes it is due to the... Read More.

Mavs’ softball splits four games in opening weekend

Tuesday, March 2

ENID, Oklahoma--The NOC Mavs opened the season Friday and Saturday at the Jets Festival in Enid splitting four games The Mavs played long ball in Game 2 on Friday hitting three home runs. Molly Myers homered twice and Megan Hart once in a 7-4 win over Clarendon. Myers had three hits while Maggie... Read More.

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NOC Tonkawa reopens after potential threat sent Monday

Tuesday, March 2

Northern Oklahoma College of Tonkawa confirmed that a few employees received an email of a potential threat shortly before noon today. The email was not campus specific, so the emergency response team decided to enact their emergency protocols at all sites and evacuate all the locations and notify law... Read More.

Mavs split rivalry games with NOC Enid

Tuesday, March 2

The Northern Oklahoma College Mavericks split games against rival NOC Enid Saturday afternoon. The 7th ranked Mavs’ men won 74-62, the Lady Mavs lost to NOC Enid 59-54. Mavs 74, Jets 62 The NOC Mavs remained unbeaten Saturday afternoon outlasting NOC Enid 74-62 at Foster-Piper Fieldhouse. The Mavs (9-0) are now... Read More.

NOC Mavs’ baseball splits with Seminole

Tuesday, March 2

SEMINOLE, Oklahoma--The 3rd ranked Northern Oklahoma College Mavs split a doubleheader at Seminole Saturday. NOC (5-3) dropped Game 1, 8-4 but rebounded to win the second game 6-3. In Game 1, the Mavs were limited to two hits one of which was a Bryant Bailey home run. Gatlin Goodson had... Read More.

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Mavs baseball sweeps DMACC on Sunday

Tuesday, March 2

The 3rd ranked NOC Mavericks swept Des Moines Area Community College Sunday afternoon. The Mavs (7-3) won Game 1 in extra innings 9-8 and then by shut out 4-0 in Game 2. "Happy about the end results this weekend, but still not hitting on all cylinders as a team,"... Read More.

Less than 400 new COVID-19 cases reported Monday, New deaths for Kay, Noble and Osage counties

Monday, March 1

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 380 new COVID-19 cases for Monday. Oklahoma's seen 424,888 COVID-19 cases overall as 12,745 are active. The number of statewide active cases is 23 less than Sunday. OSDH documented 50 new virus-related deaths on Monday, putting Oklahoma's death toll to 4,478. This... Read More.

Construction on I-35 continues near Tonkawa

Monday, March 1

Oklahoma Department of Transportation says to plan on construction along Interstate 35. I-35 is narrowed to one lane in each direction between U.S. 60 and State Highway 15 near Tonkawa. The speed limit is reduced in the work zone. This project contains a nearly $2 million contract awarded to Logos... Read More.

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Potential Federal Assistance for Ponca City and Kay County

Monday, March 1

For anyone with significant property damage caused by the winter storm who is not in one of the 16 approved counties, please report damage online today at Read More.

Over 700 new COVID-19 cases reported Sunday

Monday, March 1

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 706 new COVID-19 cases Sunday. Oklahoma's seen 424,508 COVID-19 cases overall as 12,768 cases are active. OSDH documented 49 new virus-related deaths Sunday, putting Oklahoma's death toll to 4,428. Kay County has seen 5,080 COVID-19 cases, 79 deaths and 4,850 recoveries. There are... Read More.

Guthrie woman killed in Logan County accident

Friday, February 26

A fatality collision occurred at 10:25 a.m. Thursday morning along Interstate 35 near the 162 mile marker southbound, approximately 4 miles north of Guthrie in Logan County. Kristen N. Benham, 24, of Guthrie was driving a 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 northbound on I-35 and then departed the roadway left, striking... Read More.