PC Chamber: Red, White, & Rodeo Social Media Sales Campaign
With the 101 Wild West Rodeo in June and the Ponca City US250 Celebration, the Ponca City... Read More.
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Trump administration plan would allow for quick asylum rejections, documents show
WASHINGTON -
The Trump administration is developing a plan that would allow U.S. immigration officials to quickly reject some asylum applications without interviewing the applicants, according to internal federal government documents obtained by CBS News.
The Department of Homeland Security regulation described in the internal documents would be the latest effort... Read More.
Sunday morning, PCPD Officers Arrest Suspects for Murder
Shortly before 3:00 Sunday morning, PCPD Officers were dispatched to a residence in the 1600 Block of South 10th St. They responded to the report of a subject who had been beaten up and was still lying in the roadway.
When Officers arrived on the scene, they located a male... Read More.
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Summer Feeding Program Provides Free Meals and Snacks for Kay County Children Throughout the Summer Months
(OKLAHOMA CITY) – The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Summer Feeding Program returns this June to provide free meals and snacks for children all summer long.
Locations will be available throughout central and western Oklahoma, thanks to a gift from Love’s Travel Stops for the third straight year.
“Summer should be... Read More.
Police execute search warrant at NW OKC restaurant previously raided in 2023
OKLAHOMA CITY -Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents served a search warrant early Friday at a northwest Oklahoma City restaurant that authorities have previously raided.
Just after midnight, OBN says the agency’s Marijuana Enforcement Teams and Human Trafficking Unit entered the Lucky Zhang Seafood Restaurant, located along Northwest 23rd Street between... Read More.
6 things parents should do before sending kids to summer camp
Sending a child to summer camp can be exciting, but it can also bring plenty of nerves for both kids and parents. Pediatrician Dr. Scott Cyrus shared advice with News On 6 about how families can prepare children for a safe, successful camp experience.
1. Make Sure Your Child Is... Read More.
Newkrik woman injured in Kay County collision
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported that a personal injury collision occurred at 12:41 p.m. on Saturday May 23rd at the intersection of River Road and Union Street in Kay County.
The first vehicle was driven by Clayton Hinton, 36, of Ponca City. The report notes that he was uninjured.
The second... Read More.
Update: Arrest made in shooting death in Ponca City Friday morning
Shortly after 1:30 this morning, PCPD Officers responded to the 500 Block of North Sunset where someone was reportedly suffering from a gunshot wound. Upon arrival, Officers located a male victim, later identified as 42-year-old Demetrius Miller, who was later pronounced deceased at Integris Ponca City.
Multiple Officers and PCPD... Read More.
PCPD Investigating Early Morning Shooting
Shortly after 1:30 this morning, PCPD Officers responded to the 500 Block of North Sunset where someone was reportedly suffering from a gunshot wound.
Upon arrival, Officers located a male victim who was later pronounced deceased at Integris Ponca City.
Multiple Officers and PCPD Detectives have been processing the crime scene... Read More.
Evan’s Academy presenting Willy Wonka at the Poncan Theater
It's Show Week with Evan's Academy of Performing Arts!!!
Willy Wonka Kids hits the Poncan Theatre stage... Read More.
$10,000 reward being offered for information in Adair County Sheriff’s house arson
Image of the Adair County Jail with Sheriff's Department Cars In Front (Photo Courtesy of Adair County Sheriff's Office)
ADAIR COUNTY, Okla. — The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Adair County Sheriff's Office are offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps identify the suspect who... Read More.
$1B federal weather fund leaves smaller Oklahoma towns struggling to qualify
TULSA, Okla. — A new $1 billion federal extreme weather fund promises massive relief for local infrastructure, but strict new guidelines prioritizing "shovel-ready" developments are leaving smaller communities in Oklahoma struggling to compete.
Washington's shift toward bypassing traditional project planning phases means applicant readiness dictates who secures funding, effectively pushing... Read More.
