A comprehensive labor study of Rogers County found good and bad news for the community, presented before a wide selection of community leaders and government officials Wednesday morning.

Rogers County Assessor Scott Marsh was able to trim a total of $2,142 from the 2018-2019 fiscal year budget.

Republican candidate Dennis P. Grace is running against three-term incumbent Dan Delozier for the Rogers County Commissioner District 1 seat this November.

The county is taking steps toward establishing a rainy day fund.

When it comes to pets in the Rogers County Courthouse, the commissioner said there's no real policy in place.

The loss of two-thirds of the county budget when the one cent sales tax expires in September will mean significant cuts county-wide, as previously reported.

Candidates for Fire District office in 1 Rogers County fire district may file Declarations of Candidacy beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, August 6.

The free to the public roll off dumpsters available at the Rogers County District 2 barn located at 6190 E. 400 Rd., Oologah, will no longer be available as of Sept. 1.

This week the Board of County Commissioners approved obtaining a detailed traffic study as part of an ongoing street project.

Candidates for Fire District office in 6 Rogers County municipalities may file Declarations of Candidacy beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, July 9.

Claremore Director of Public Works Jill Ferenc clarified the city ordinances around political yard signs that have forced the city’s

In the name of transparency for their constituents, the Rogers County Commissioners are pursuing a software program that would allow their financial records to be accessed by the general public.

The Rogers County Election Board is in desperate need of volunteers who are registered democrats.

With a packed primary election ballot, the county commissioners are doing what they can to let voters know about a local issue.

Rogers County's commissioners have gone live.

Rogers County is putting some of their best practices on paper in the form of a finance plan.

With the rodeo just around the corner, organizers are scrambling to get one final piece in place.

No one knows a neighborhood better than the people who live there.

The county is entering the second phase of the 193rd Street widening project.

In Rogers County, and all across the state, candidates were given the opportunity to put their name in the hat for numerous elected positions starting yesterday.

A lengthy conversation regarding the renewal of a county sales tax resulted in the county commissioners voting to do something different entirely.

Whether or not to join in litigation involving opioid manufacturers will continue to be a subject of conversation with the county commissioners for another week.

The Rogers County Treasurer sees an investment policy as a good opportunity to grow.

At the end of the month, Dwayne Steidley will have completed 31-years of public service as a legislator and district judge. His current term as district judge for the 12th judicial district will end in January of 2019.

The county is throwing their name in the hat for a $2 million grant.

With only one candidate filing in each of the county's three wards, commissioners cancelled the upcoming Fair Board election.

An amendment was made to the Claremore city budget for this fiscal year. 

A civil claim filed against the Board of Rogers County Commissioners for unpaid wages was discussed Monday morning.

Rogers County Election board is gearing up for this year's elections.

When Rogers County entities hit a bump in the road to a bond election, the local election board reached out to the state legislator's representing the county.

The Claremore City Council meeting of the year contained a discussion, and vote, on whether or not to seek request proposals for design services for the new solid waste transfer station.

Inola, and Rogers County, has done everything in their power to prepare for a possible 1.5 million square-foot development in Inola City Limits.