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AI-linked job losses drive record-high unemployment among college graduates

Wednesday, July 23

OKLAHOMA CITY -A growing number of recent college graduates are struggling to find work, and researchers say artificial intelligence may be to blame.According to a new report from Oxford Economics, the unemployment rate for recent college graduates has reached an all-time high, currently sitting at 6.6% over the past 12... Read More.

Nonstop flights from Tulsa to Denver are back, with ultra-low prices. Here’s the catch.

Wednesday, July 23

Frontier Airlines will return to Tulsa International Airport this fall, launching new nonstop service to Denver beginning Oct. 12, the airline announced Tuesday.The ultra-low fare carrier said it will offer the route twice weekly and is celebrating the return with promotional fares as low as $39.The airline... Read More.

Rogers County deputy arrested for DUI while operating patrol vehicle

Wednesday, July 23

ROGERS COUNTY, OKLA. (KTUL) — A Rogers County Deputy was arrested for Driving Under the Influence while operating his patrol vehicle near his home.According to the Rogers County Sheriff's Office, Claremore Police responded to a citizen complaint involving a damaged street sign Monday morning. When police arrived at the... Read More.

Drummond fights to protect Oklahoma’s energy industry from out-of-state lawsuits

Wednesday, July 23

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond is fighting to protect Oklahoma's vital energy sector and economic sovereignty from overreaching lawsuits. Drummond joined 25 attorneys general in filing a brief with the Supreme Court of Maryland opposing lawsuits that seek to impose massive liability on energy companies based on... Read More.

Target says it’s ending its Amazon and Walmart price matching policy after a 12-year run

Wednesday, July 23

Target is ending a price matching policy that for 12 years allowed customers to request a price match if they found an identical item with a lower cost at competitors Amazon or Walmart. The policy enabled a price match if shoppers could provide proof of... Read More.

Ozzy Osbourne, who led Black Sabbath and became the godfather of heavy metal, dies at 76

Tuesday, July 22

Ozzy Osbourne, the gloomy, demon-invoking lead singer of the pioneering band Black Sabbath who became the throaty, growling voice — and drug-and-alcohol ravaged id — of heavy metal, died Tuesday, just weeks after his farewell show. He was 76.“It is with more sadness than... Read More.

2025 Biennial Sponsorship Year Party at the Palace – August 22

Tuesday, July 22

The Time is Here Tickets are on sale now. The Ponca City Chamber's Party at the Palace is back and bigger than ever at the historic Marland Mansion! Join us Friday, August 22, for an evening of Hidden Spirits & Local Gems. Enjoy live music by Band #9, live and silent... Read More.

Drummond takes over prosecution of former Choctaw educator charged with sex crimes

Tuesday, July 22

EDITOR’S NOTE: While the Office of Attorney General does not typically name victims of sexual crimes, Miss Smith and her family have chosen to speak out publicly in their efforts to secure justice. OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond has assumed control of prosecuting former Choctaw High School educator... Read More.

Glenpool mom says choking rescue device saved her daughter: ‘It was the scariest minute of my life’

Tuesday, July 22

TULSA, Okla. -After swim lessons, Morgan Hill’s daughter Stevie usually gets to pick out a lollipop. Hill says she has a rule that Stevie is not allowed to eat it in the car.“We say you can have it the minute we get home, but not in the... Read More.

Trump threatens to block Washington Commanders stadium deal unless team changes back to former name

Tuesday, July 22

President Trump on Sunday pushed the Washington Commanders NFL team to return to its previous name, which was scrapped five years ago because it included a word that many view as a slur against Native Americans.The president also threatened to block a complicated deal for... Read More.

Drew Ewbank sworn in as new NOC regent

Monday, July 21

Northern Oklahoma College welcomed new regent Andrew Ewbank at the board of regent meeting in Tonkawa.Ewbank, an attorney from Enid, was sworn in by NOC President Diana Morris Watkins.Regent chair Mike Loftis welcomed Ewbank to the five-member board.“Welcome Drew, we’ve got a good group of people here at a... Read More.

Members of the Ponca City Fire Department Graduate Paramedic Training Class

Monday, July 21

Three course at Kiamichi Technology Center through a distance learning agreement with Pioneer Technology Center and the Ponca City Fire Department. Driver Chad Holder, Driver Cody Wingo and Driver Hunter Hawkins completed the strenuous course comprised of 802 classroom hours and 448 clinical hours, totaling 1,250 hours of rigorous... Read More.

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AI-linked job losses drive record-high unemployment among college graduates

Nonstop flights from Tulsa to Denver are back, with ultra-low prices. Here’s the catch.

Rogers County deputy arrested for DUI while operating patrol vehicle

Drummond fights to protect Oklahoma’s energy industry from out-of-state lawsuits

Target says it’s ending its Amazon and Walmart price matching policy after a 12-year run

Ozzy Osbourne, who led Black Sabbath and became the godfather of heavy metal, dies at 76

2025 Biennial Sponsorship Year Party at the Palace – August 22

Drummond takes over prosecution of former Choctaw educator charged with sex crimes

Glenpool mom says choking rescue device saved her daughter: ‘It was the scariest minute of my life’

Trump threatens to block Washington Commanders stadium deal unless team changes back to former name

Drew Ewbank sworn in as new NOC regent

Members of the Ponca City Fire Department Graduate Paramedic Training Class

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