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Osage Sherriff’s Office Release Details of Officer Involved Shooting That injured Two Deputies

Thursday, November 13

At approximately 2:30 p.m., the Pawhuska Police Department responded to a call regarding a domestic assault and battery with possible dangerous weapons within the city limits of Pawhuska. The Osage County Sheriff’s Office responded to assist at the request of Pawhuska PD.Upon arrival, it was determined that the suspect... Read More.

Autumn Leaf Collection begins this month in Ponca City

Thursday, November 13

PONCA CITY — The City of Ponca City will begin Autumn Leaf Collection on Nov. 17 and end on Jan. 23. The city is asking that residents who wish to have their leaves removed to abide by the following guidelines. Employment opportunities listing • Bagged leaves placed in the regular refuse... Read More.

Veteran services could receive year-long funding under new proposal

Thursday, November 13

OKLAHOMA CITY -Oklahomans celebrated a historic Veterans Day, which coincided with the 250th birthday year of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps, and 42 years since a government shutdown last overlapped with the holiday.“One of the things that the government instituted many years ago is, even in the event... Read More.

Frustration with Democratic establishment boils over after shutdown vote

Thursday, November 13

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The end to the six-week government shutdown has divided Democrats and reignited frustration among the party’s base about its leadership in a lingering fight from the 2024 election losses that is still unresolved as the parties gear up for next year’s midterms.Democrats were forced to back down... Read More.

Experts warn about top jobs impacted by artificial intelligence

Thursday, November 13

Artificial intelligence is already integrated into the workplace and changing how millions of Americans do their jobs.A new report from Microsoft shows that 75 percent of employees now use AI in some way. From health diagnostics to writing assistance and customer service automation, AI is becoming a standard part... Read More.

Santa House Schedule 2025

Wednesday, November 12

Look for the Team Radio Santa House, again this Holiday Season, at locations all over North Central Oklahoma. Bring the kids (and your cameras) and make memories as your children share their Christmas wishes with St. Nick! From 1047 The Bull and 1230 WBBZ!Dec. 5th, Friday: RCB... Read More.

Ponca City will host a 1st Round Playoff Game Friday, November 14th, Veteran’s Get in Free

Wednesday, November 12

OSSAA Admits Veterans Free to 1st Round Football Playoff Games on Friday, November 14thIf you are a veteran, either active duty, retired, reserve or national guard, the OSSAA would like to invite you to attend the first round of the football playoffs on Friday, November 14th. All veterans and one... Read More.

Green Country skywatchers report Aurora Borealis from overnight solar storm

Wednesday, November 12

TULSA, Okla. -Some skywatchers across Green Country got lucky overnight as a burst of charged particles from the Sun moved toward Earth, allowing the Aurora Borealis to appear farther south than usual. With only partly cloudy skies, we received several reports and pictures of the northern... Read More.

Drummond pledges to fight federal court ruling blocking Oklahoma healthcare protections

Wednesday, November 12

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond vowed to continue defending a new state law designed to protect Oklahoma’s rural healthcare providers after a federal judge blocked the enforcement of key provisions while three pharmaceutical companies challenge the law in court. A federal district judge in the Western District of... Read More.

The Big Picture

Wednesday, November 12

By Senate Democratic Leader Julia KirtWe’re just days away from the flurry of bill requests at your state Capitol, as we’re quickly approaching a December deadline for letting staff know what bills we intend to file. Because of that deadline, our final fall Capitol Conversation will take place on... Read More.

Wendy’s to close hundreds of US stores in bid to halt falling profit

Wednesday, November 12

Wendy’s plans to close hundreds U.S. restaurants over the next few months in an effort to boost its profit and make its remaining stores more appealing.The Dublin, Ohio-based chain said during a conference call with investors Friday that it planned to begin closing restaurants in the fourth quarter of... Read More.

Ponca City Public Schools Selected for Native Youth Community Project Grant

Tuesday, November 11

Katie Parr-Ponca City Public Schools has been selected as a participating district in the Native Youth Community Project (NYCP) initiative through the Office of Indian Education and the Oklahoma State Department of Education.This multi-year grant will support programs that empower Native students, strengthen family and community connections, and celebrate cultural... Read More.