A Life Evac helicopter was open for exploration at a recent event held at McLain Rogers Park. Pictured are, from left, pilot Adam Hulme, Isaac Gonzalez, Rebecca Foster, Latasha Graybill,
Highlights of the Oklahoma Transportation Commission’s November meeting included details about changes to the state’s “Move Over” law that went into effect Nov. 1 and an update on ongoing interstate
In the back of an Oklahoma County courtroom Tuesday, a woman was face to face with the man she says abused her. Moments earlier, the judge had granted the woman’s
During a Veterans Day program held Monday at Clinton Veterans Center, seen going for a stroll around the building are, from left, Woody Sylvester, Rep. Harold Wright, Ted Chmielinski and
Cub Scout Pack 361 Wolf Den leader Daniel Mosburg teaches Alex Stratton, left, and Asa Mosburg how to tie a square knot as part of the requirements for advancement in
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the investment of over $4.2 million in high-speed broadband infrastructure in Oklahoma. Funded by USDA’s Rural Development Broadband ReConnect Program, the project will
Before the Veterans Day Parade was cancelled due to weather, members of Cub Scout Pack 361 had put in hard work to get their float ready for the big day.
State Rep. Jay Steagall (R-Yukon), House chair of the House and Senate Veterans Caucus, will hold an interim study that will look at Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy as a way to
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A bill allowing law enforcement to use cameras on school buses to track down drivers who illegally pass stopped buses went into effect Friday, Nov. 1. House Bill 1926, by