I have had many calls about neighbors with pit bull dogs chained in backyard and not cared for properly. Or the person went to jail and dogs weren't being taken care of. Why anyone would get a pit bull and chain it is beyond me. This and a pit/Lab mix are the major dogs dumped.
Back when I was a kid, the day after Thanksgiving was exciting, but not because of the shopping.
The mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh on Oct. 27 was the deadliest attack on a Jewish community in the history of the United States. Eleven people were murdered and six injured.
The $2.1 million project is a collaborative effort between Enid Public Schools and Northwestern Oklahoma State University, which promises to benefit both, NWOSU-Enid Dean Wayne McMillin said.
In this world’s terms, the “greatest” is the one who has acquired the most stuff. Money. Property. Power. Followers. But, Christ calls us to a fundamentally different meaning of greatness.
If you oppose gun regulation, you’re an ill-educated gun nut who values guns more than children’s lives. If you favor gun control, you’re an ill-educated snowflake who hates liberty and wants to seize all firearms with the grip of a socialist, tyrannical government. Both generalizations are wrong.
It's not that unusual for vote counts elsewhere to continue well past the date Oklahomans are used to seeing election results certified. A prime example is Florida, where the infamous "hanging chads" helped land George W. Bush in the White House.
Spring Creek's drying up, and wells that once produced "sweet, good water" are caving in.
That seemed to be a common theme that cropped up Thursday when Oklahoma Agriculture Board members made their first trip to the area to witness for the first time the impact they have had on northeastern Oklahoma.
Katelyn Zampella walked up a flight of stairs inside the Muskogee Civic Center, turned around and then went down the stairs. She made it look so easy.
Oklahoma forward Madi Williams continued her tear on the glass.
Since she was a little girl, this has been Jessi Murcer's dream.
"It's always just a privilege for all of us to get the chance to spend a week here in Enid, America, and enjoy the hospitality of friends, friendships, new friends old friends." — Greg Hart, a member of the past shooter board with the Grand National Quail Foundation
Lincoln Riley respects David Beaty and calls the Kansas coach’s difficulties resurrecting the Jayhawk program difficult to watch.
A man claims a Haileyville woman shot him twice after they had an argument over a cell phone and other women, according to court documents.
Police are warning local restaurants, convenience stores and retailers of fake bills being passed during the past week.
A high-speed pursuit ended Thursday in McAlester after a tactical vehicle interception was performed on U.S. Highway 69.
An Oklahoma City woman died in fatality collision on the H.E. Bailey Turnpike after a metal box was thrown from a truck following impact with another vehicle on Wednesday.
Muskogee Police released a PowerPoint presentation Thursday of an officer-involved fatal shooting.
Rooks can act like scissors. They can slice open a position and decapitate an enemy king as they crisscross across the board. With this hint in mind, please try to find white’s best move.
Adam Lynn looks forward to upcoming Civil War-era concert scheduled for Saturday at the Honey Springs Battlefield and Visitor Center.
NORMAN — It's hard to do anything in today's world without an ID. For many homeless people, it's another challenge.
It isn't that Islanders want to hold themselves apart from the rest of Enid and its own cultures and customs, EHS senior Ezola Hong said, as people sometimes think is the case with the Marshallese. As far as the club is concerned, it's more a matter of not losing sight in what makes the Marshallese unique, the cultural influences that play a part in shaping who they are, and to see these differences as a positive thing worth celebrating.
Suddenly, Oklahoma State head football coach Mike Gundy is my hero.
Muskogee police are expected to release body camera footage today of the fatal shooting of a Ponca City man on Monday.
Developing water use policies that balance competing interests might seem to be an impossible task if not a thankless proposition.
A deal sealed Wednesday between Arkansas and Oklahoma outlines a commitment to address water quality concerns within the Illinois River Basin, which straddles both states.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Russell who?
OKLAHOMA CITY — Having won 8 of 9 games, the Thunder entered Wednesday night's 128-103 victory over the New York Knicks riding a fair number of positive trends.
NORMAN — As the Oklahoma men aim to build on an unbeaten start this season, Wednesday's national signing day gave a glimpse of the program’s future.
NORMAN — Shaina Pellington walked up to Ana Llanusa during the Oklahoma women’s basketball season opener last week with a question.
If you haven’t seen the Enid-filmed “Wildlife” yet, we encourage readers to view the film still being shown locally at AMC Classic Oakwood Mall 8.
It's hard for us to wrap our heads around wildfires.
NORMAN — Ask Carson Meier how much he’s grown offensively the past four years and there’s no hesitation.
Oklahomans haven't been happy with what's been going on at the Capitol, that much is clear.
In Oklahoma it is easy to find things to complain about in state government. Not included in that list is the state election board, and the 77 county election boards.
Today's popular footwear includes sneakers, boots, high heels, flip-flops and other shoes, but for years, Native Americans' shoes of choice were moccasins.
NOT EVERYONE knows how to use a firearm, but students in Cherokee County are reportedly flourishing, as the new 4-H Shooting Team won a state competition this year.
While monitoring traffic coming to and from the Heritage Inn Motel on Nov. 10, Tahlequah Police Department officers arrested a sex offender with more than 4 grams of methamphetamine and a large sum of money in his possession.
Jeff Sessions was wrongfully discharged because he refused to obstruct justice. He can sue for his salary, and we taxpayers will be paying for the president's bad decision, in the form of damages.
They don't make 'em like Jim Wilson anymore.
A $1.16 million grant from T-Mobile's EmpowerED initiative will ensure Muskogee Public Schools students can connect to the internet, regardless of where they live.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizens rapidly organized a response to the tribal government's repeal of a 2015 law that created an independent and free press, gathering signatures needed to launch an initiative petition for a referendum on the repeal.
How is it possible that someone can write so beautifully about something filled with so much terror? That is the question when reading Esi Edygyan’s latest novel, “Washington Black” (Knopf, 2018).
NORMAN — The Oklahoma City Police Department confirmed Tuesday that multiple suspects involved in reports of vandalism that allegedly occurred over the last weekend have been identified.
NORAN — Though marginal, Oklahoma saw its number of reported hate crimes increase along with the national trend in 2017.
Last year was a historically low season for the Oklahoma State wrestling program.
Through the first seven games of the season, Oklahoma State place kicker Matt Ammendola was one of the top kickers in the country.
The Thunder are 3-0 when shooting at least 50 percent from the field.
NORMAN — Caleb Kelly’s half tackle for a loss didn’t take up much room in the box score, nor did it even keep Oklahoma State from ultimately finding the end zone during its final scoring drive Saturday.
NORMAN — Oklahoma’s last two defensive performances didn't cost it any placement in the College Football Playoff rankings.
A Chickasha woman was arrested for child endangerment and neglect after three children in her care were hospitalized.
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