The ball is rolling on a long-talked about Rogers County Jail improvement project.

Multiple school board races appeared on Rogers County ballots today.

Incumbent Cathi Edwards came out of the gate strong.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – The Cherokee Nation is adding surface testing to its list of safety protocols across its tribal government office locations. This new testing capability can detect the presence of COVID-19 in both the air and on surfaces to better protect employees and visitors inside.

The Rogers County Election Board has undertaken several precautions to slow the spread of disease at precincts on Election Day.

Courthouse guests will be required to wear a mask for the foreseeable future.

Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the June 30 Collinsville, Inola, Oologah-Talala and Owasso School General and State and County Primary Elections, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.

New and improved roadways are in the works surrounding Claremore Lake Park.

Foot traffic slowed, then stopped entirely.

A federal grant is making it possible for the Claremore Airport to receive a $408,543 upgrade.

A city building constructed in 1979 has seen better days.

City leaders are reminding Claremore residents planning on shooting off fireworks, that they’ll need to get a permit first.

Claremore City Council will meet via video conference Monday night at 6 p.m.

Multiple developments are being proposed in Rogers County, each accompanied by re-zoning requests that have folks paying attention.

Big things are happening at the Claremore Expo Center.

This week Claremore Police and Fire Departments are undergoing training to use a boat purchased by the city for public safety.

A proposed re-zoning of a 15-acre tract of Claremore property was met with opposition by those living in surrounding neighborhoods.

Due to proposed improvements on Lowry Road, Oklahoma Natural Gas has asked the city of Claremore to relocate a gas line

More than 70 people gathered at the Claremore Expo Center Tuesday for poll worker training.

City of Claremore utility customers suffering financial hardships from the coronavirus pandemic now have access to the COVID-19 Pandemic Payment Plan. Customers with past-due balances may apply for the program beginning today.

Thirty-two year active duty Army National Guard Colonel Jack Ritter visited Claremore Tuesday to recognize District Attorney Matt Ballard for creating a military and veteran friendly workplace.

The Oklahoma House and Senate passed two bills to address the statewide teacher shortage and increase the number of special education teachers in the classroom.

TULSA, Okla. — Cherokee Nation Businesses announced today its planned approach to providing a safe environment for guests and employees at its entertainment properties: “Responsible Hospitality.” This carefully developed set of strategies demonstrates Cherokee Nation Businesses’ unwavering c…

The following construction projects will impact travel on major highways and interstates Saturday, May 22, through Monday, May 25.

Campaigning during COVID-19 is complicated, but Danyell Lanier is determined to show people who she really is as she runs for U.S. Congress representing Oklahoma's second congressional district.

If all goes according to their plan, Oklahoma is on the brink of implementing phase two of a multi-phase re-opening plan.

After weeks of planning and deliberating, Rogers County Commissioners have issued a set of requirements and procedures for entrance to the courthouse.

Owasso voters who previously cast their ballots at Community of Christ Church in Owasso will instead vote at Indoor Soccer and Sports Owasso in the next election.

Cherokee Nation Tribal Councilors Keith Austin and Janees Taylor stood out in the rain Tuesday morning to recognize the hard work of each law enforcement agency in their districts.

The distribution of roughly $1.2 billion in federal funds provided to Oklahoma through the CARES Act was put in the hands of 12 state representatives and 11 state senators.

OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Ryan Martinez, R-Edmond, today joined Gov. Kevin Stitt and other Oklahomans in their invitation to move Tesla headquarters to Oklahoma after an announcement by CEO Elon Musk over the weekend that he’s moving the company out of California because of overly strict Co…

There’s still a lot of work to be done.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. —The Cherokee Nation will reopen its government offices in a phased plan that incorporates social distancing and has employees returning on staggered shifts starting June 1.

Monday night, Claremore City Manager Jim Thomas provided a detailed look at the fiscal year 2021 budget being proposed.

Claremore city leaders hope to move to phase 2 of the city re-opening plan by May 15.

An $82,435,844 budget that includes downsizing in 10 city departments was proposed by Claremore City Manager Jim Thomas Monday night.

Cathi Edwards, incumbent, is one of three candidates running for Rogers County Court Clerk.

The executive order that closed the Rogers County Courthouse to the public expires today, but the Board of County Commissioners said they're not ready to re-open.

Claremore City Hall is officially open once again.

There are countless questions to be answered by county commissioners before the courthouse re-opens.