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Arts Adventure Camp at NOC July 13-16

Thursday, June 18

Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is hosting the 35th Arts Adventure Summer Camp July 13-16. The camp runs from 12:45 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. and is open for incoming 6th graders through those who have just completed high school. The camp offers students the opportunity to learn a variety of art forms... Read More.

Ponca City Refinery Offers Info Hotline

Thursday, June 18

At the Ponca City Refinery, safety is our top priority, and being a good neighbor is at the heart of everything we do. We understand that questions, concerns, or observations may arise from time to time, and we want our community to know that we’re here to listen. To make... Read More.

OU program creates direct path to air traffic control careers amid nationwide shortage

Thursday, June 18

The University of Oklahoma is helping address the nation’s air traffic controller shortage through an FAA approved training program that prepares students for the tower. NORMAN, Okla. -Federal officials say the nation continues to face a shortage of air traffic controllers as air travel demand grows. The University of Oklahoma is... Read More.

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“Oklahoma, we’ve got a problem,” OBI says system’s blood supply is critically low

Thursday, June 18

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Our Blood Institute is sounding the alarm, saying Oklahoma's blood supply is at a critical level. On Wednesday, OBI declared an emergency blood shortage after O-negative inventory fell to just 65 units systemwide. In other words, hospitals and emergency services across the state have a less than one-day... Read More.

US tells states to deal with unemployment fraud — or face penalties

Thursday, June 18

The U.S. Department of Labor told states Wednesday to take immediate action to combat fraud, waste and abuse in their unemployment insurance programs — and that they could have administrative funds withheld if they don’t comply. The letters, which went to the governors of every state, are the... Read More.

Minimum wage in Oklahoma: voters reject increase in primary election

Wednesday, June 17

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma voters rejected a plan to raise the state’s minimum wage in Tuesday’s primary election. State Question 832 would have increased minimum pay in Oklahoma from $7.25 an hour to $15 by the year 2029. In 2030, there would be an automatic increase, consistent with the cost... Read More.

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Heat Advisory For Kay County Wednesday

Wednesday, June 17

URGENT - WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Norman OK Jun 17 2026 FOR: Woods-Alfalfa-Grant-Kay-Major-Garfield-Noble-Dewey-Custer-Blaine- Kingfisher-Logan-Payne-Beckham-Washita-Caddo-Canadian-Oklahoma- Grady-Harmon-Greer-Kiowa-Jackson-Tillman-Comanche-Stephens- Hardeman- Including the cities of Lamont, Blackwell, Enid, Lawton, Sayre, Snyder, Alva, Hinton, Concho, Yukon, Hollis, Ponca City, Oklahoma City, Taloga, Granite, Duncan, Weatherford, Elk City, Sentinel, Mangum, Hobart, Altus, Carmen, Fairview, Geary, Kingfisher, Stillwater, Tuttle, Vici, Quanah, Pond Creek, Anadarko, Perry, Cherokee, Helena, Chickasha, Frederick,... Read More.

Election Results: Mazzei and Drummond to face off in runoff election for Republican nomination for governor

Wednesday, June 17

OKLAHOMA — Mike Mazzei and Gentner Drummond are set to face off against each other in a runoff election to select the Republican nominee for Oklahoma governor. Drummond currently serves as the Attorney General of Oklahoma, while Mazzei is a former Oklahoma senator. The winner of the runoff election will then... Read More.

Summer heat safety tips for outdoor work

Wednesday, June 17

As temperatures climb across Oklahoma, people who work outdoors or tackle yard projects at home face an increased risk of heat-related problems. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommends planning ahead before spending extended periods outdoors, especially when temperatures and humidity are high. Humidity can make it harder for... Read More.

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Oklahoma-filmed horror-fantasy ‘Hansel & Gretel’s Halloween’ wraps production

Wednesday, June 17

Griffin Edge as Hansel, Alexia Berry as Gretel in Hansel and Gretel Logan Walcher / Devilworks OKLAHOMA -Filming has officially wrapped in Oklahoma on the upcoming horror-fantasy feature Hansel & Gretel’s Halloween, with horror entertainment outlet Dread Central debuting a first-look preview of the dark, modernized twist on the classic Brothers Grimm... Read More.

Tornadoes added to April count bringing state-wide annual total to 63

Wednesday, June 17

2026 Tornadoes. (KOKH) OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — The National Weather Service office in Norman recently surveyed multiple damage sites in Atoka, Johnston, and Murray Counties and added three new tornadoes to the official statewide count. These three tornadoes occurred on April 28th, which came at the end of an active... Read More.

Luke Skywalker’s million-dollar lightsaber highlights massive upcoming Hollywood memorabilia auction

Wednesday, June 17

This combination of images released by Heritage Auctions show the light saber used on screen by Mark Hamill’s character Luke Skywalker in the 1980 “Star Wars” sequel “The Empire Strikes Back.” Heritage Auctions via AP A light saber immortalized in a pivotal scene from George Lucas’ “Star Wars” saga is among... Read More.