Here's a look at the Tuesday headlines
- Slick roads cause multiple accidents
- Arrest affidavit reads like a geography lesson
- Trying to avoid deer lands man in hospital
- CHS sweeps Elgin on the road
- Reds hosting ranked-riddled regional
Most people were expecting temperatures to take a significant dip this week, but even being forewarned could not prevent a rash of accidents due to icy conditions Monday.
A Kansas woman was recently stopped by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and was allegedly so intoxicated she did not know what state she was in.
An Elk City man was hospitalized after he swerved to avoid hitting a deer around midnight Saturday.
Washita County Cattlemen’s Association awarded scholarships to Rayson Kuehne, left, of Cordell and Chelsea Nickel of Clinton. Students in the competition were asked to write an essay over the effects of COVID-19 on the beef cattle industry.
The Federal Trade Commission received 16,209 fraud reports from consumers in Oklahoma in 2020, according to newly released data.
CHS student Mia Miskel holds the $1,000 check she received for the CHS science department for winning the Punt-Pass- Kick competition during the state finals football game. OERB teamed up with the OSSAA to sponsor the event. Pictured are, from left, CHS Interim Principal Chad Pugh, Miskel and Director of Athletics Eugene Jefferson.
Responded to a theft report in the 500 block of W. 4 in Custer City.
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