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MULTI-AGENCY INVESTIGATION HALTS METH TRAFFICKING OPERATION IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN OKLAHOMA

Thursday, August 21

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotic's Anti-Meth Task Force has been working closely with several local law enforcement agencies to target and dismantle a major meth trafficking organization moving large shipments of meth into central and northern Oklahoma. This investigation involved OBN, the Ponca City Police Department, Perry Police Department,... Read More.

Edmond History Museum offers free workshops for veterans to celebrate new exhibit

Thursday, August 21

OKLAHOMA CITY -Veterans' art classes are being offered at the Edmond History Museum for free in August and September of 2025.Veterans can choose from Painting, mixed-media art, voice acting, and an old-time radio history workshop. Samples of the students’ work will be displayed or performed at the Rodeo Roys: The... Read More.

35-foot neon red cowboy boot could become new iconic landmark on Route 66

Thursday, August 21

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — As America approaches the 100th anniversary of Route 66, new projects are underway to build landmarks along the route in Oklahoma.On Friday, the Oklahoma City Arts Commission will vote on whether to approve a permanent display titled 'Kicks 66' by local artist Cameron Eagle.The art installation... Read More.

Moore High School ex-facilitator charged with embezzling $61k, blames gambling addiction

Thursday, August 21

MOORE, OKLA (KOKH) — A former Moore High School athletic facilitator has been charged with six felony counts of embezzlement and has stated she spent all the money on gambling.Courtney Walker is facing six charges of felony embezzlement for embezzling approximately $61,000 from multiple school functions.For one incident, Walker was... Read More.

Even at the grocery store, Texas troopers escort Democrats after walkout

Thursday, August 21

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democratic state Rep. Nicole Collier refused to come to the Texas state Capitol for two weeks. Now she won’t leave, and fellow Democrats are joining her protest.Collier was among dozens of Democrats who left the state for the Democratic havens of California, Illinois, Massachusetts and... Read More.

Walmart recalls Great Value shrimp sold in Oklahoma after FDA warns of risk of radioactive contamination

Wednesday, August 20

Walmart said it is recalling some frozen shrimp after the Food and Drug Administration warned that the seafood items, sold under the Great Value label, are at risk of radioactive contamination and shouldn't be consumed.Oklahoma is one of 13 states listed on the RECALL.The frozen shrimp were... Read More.

Oklahoma OSU Extension Service Offers Tips for Fall Garden

Wednesday, August 20

Begin prepping for your fall vegetable garden now. Check out these August Gardening Tips to help you get a strong start.• August is a good month to start your fall vegetable garden. Bush beans, cucumbers, and summer squash can be replanted for another crop. Beets, broccoli, carrots, potatoes, lettuce, and... Read More.

Cherokee Nation awards $1.8 million in grants to boost public health and wellness

Wednesday, August 20

TAHLEQUAH, OKLA. (KTUL) — The Cherokee Nation has awarded $1.8 million in grants to 34 entities to enhance public health and wellness initiatives.The grants, part of the newly launched Public Health and Wellness Partners Grant program, aim to improve access to wellness activities and programs across communities.Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin... Read More.

Oklahoma narcotics team seizes over 13,000 marijuana plants in Stigler bust

Wednesday, August 20

STIGLER, OKLA (KTUL) — The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics' Marijuana Enforcement Team (MET) seized over 13,000 plants and 2,700 pounds of processed marijuana in a recent bust in Stigler, Oklahoma.According to OBN, the search warrant was served at OCEAN 9 Grow Company on Monday, Aug. 18.Around 13,332 plants and 2,726... Read More.

Stray dogs and wild hogs plague Salina cemetery, city seeks $50K for repairs

Wednesday, August 20

SALINA, OKLA. (KTUL) — The Ross Mayes Cemetery, a final resting place for generations of Salina families, is under siege. Wild hogs and a growing population of stray dogs have been damaging gravesites, disturbing mourners, and prompting city officials to take action.The cemetery is the only one in the city.... Read More.

The last dance? Organizers of North America’s largest powwow say 2026 will be the event’s final year

Wednesday, August 20

Credit: Associated PressALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -For decades, tens of thousands of people have descended upon Albuquerque for what is billed as North America’s largest powwow, a celebration showcasing Indigenous dancers, musicians and artisans from around the world.Organizers announced Saturday that 2026 will be the last... Read More.

PCPD: Tulsa Murder Suspect Taken into Custody South of Ponca City

Tuesday, August 19

Earlier today, Officers from the PCPD and the 8th District Attorney's Task Force arrested 44-year-old Mark Burleson. Burleson was being sought by the Tulsa Police Department for the recent murder of 32-year-old Heather Martinez and the shooting of an additional 50-year-old man in Tulsa.PCPD Officers began working to locate... Read More.

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MULTI-AGENCY INVESTIGATION HALTS METH TRAFFICKING OPERATION IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN OKLAHOMA

Edmond History Museum offers free workshops for veterans to celebrate new exhibit

35-foot neon red cowboy boot could become new iconic landmark on Route 66

Moore High School ex-facilitator charged with embezzling $61k, blames gambling addiction

Even at the grocery store, Texas troopers escort Democrats after walkout

Walmart recalls Great Value shrimp sold in Oklahoma after FDA warns of risk of radioactive contamination

Oklahoma OSU Extension Service Offers Tips for Fall Garden

Cherokee Nation awards $1.8 million in grants to boost public health and wellness

Oklahoma narcotics team seizes over 13,000 marijuana plants in Stigler bust

Stray dogs and wild hogs plague Salina cemetery, city seeks $50K for repairs

The last dance? Organizers of North America’s largest powwow say 2026 will be the event’s final year

PCPD: Tulsa Murder Suspect Taken into Custody South of Ponca City

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