Oklahoma Set to Execute Death Row Prisoner Wendell Grissom
McAlester, Okla. -The State of Oklahoma is set to carry out its first execution of 2025, with death row prisoner
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Tonkawa Resident Charged With Felony Embezzlement From Stop -N- Go
Ponca City police took a report on November 20, 2024 from Stop N Go, owner who reported that an employee was embezzling lottery tickets.Officers from Ponca City Police Dept. then questioned employee Kyle Andrew Grimm, 38 of Tonkawa after his register was short of money. He admitted to...
Fundraisers to Benefit Stillwater Strong, Relief
(Stillwater, OK) – Visit Stillwater has launched a dedicated Stillwater Strong, Relief landing page to centralize information and promote ongoing efforts supporting residents and first responders impacted by recent wildfires. This resource highlights upcoming fundraisers, benefit events, donation drives, and available services for those impacted by the wildfires.Current initiatives include the Stillwater Strong T-shirt...
Inspection Finds 10 Violations at Muskogee Bitcoin Mining Facility After Complaint Filed
MUSKOGEE, OKLA (KTUL) — Several violations were found at a Bitcoin mining facility in Muskogee after a complaint was submitted.A Muskogee resident filed the complaint with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ), leading to an investigation on March...
Highway 412 Eastbound Closed After Semi Collision, Diesel Spill
MAYES COUNTY, Okla. -The eastbound lanes of Highway 412 are blocked due to a crash involving multiple semis in
House and Senate Pass Resolution Honoring Firefighters and First Responders Battling State Wildfires
OKLAHOMA CITY – The House and Senate passed a concurrent resolution honoring and thanking firefighters and first responders who have been and continue to fight widespread wildfires across the state.High winds, low humidity and ongoing drought conditions brought high fire chances last week and those conditions continue into this week.House Concurrent Resolution 1008, by...
Wildfire Smoke, High Pollen, and Viruses: Why so Many Oklahomans are Sick Now
TULSA, Okla. -Wildfires across
Attorney General Warns Businesses as Price Stabilization Act Takes Effect Post-Emergency
OKLAHOMA CITY, (KOKH) — Attorney General Gentner Drummond warned businesses that the Emergency Price Stabilization Act will go into effect after the governor's declaration of a State of Emergency.The Emergency Price Stabilization Act will prohibit businesses from increasing the price of goods and services by more than 10 percent.Governor Kevin Stitt declared a State...
5 Years Since COVID-19 Declared a Global Pandemic: Progress and Challenges
March 11, 2025 marks five years since the
Oklahoma County Assessor’s Office to Evaluate Wildfire Damage
OKLAHOMA CITY -The
