PCPD: Driver Facing several charges including Possession of Methamphetamine

On Wednesday October 22, a PCPD Officer conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of 14th St. and Bradley in Ponca City. During the traffic stop, the officer could see a glass smoking pipe with burned residue, along with two bags which contained a substance that later tested positive for methamphetamine. Additionally, the officer... Read More.

Charity Angel Ambucs Hosting Trim A Tree Fundraiser

The countdown is on — sponsor and tree donor sign-ups close in ONE WEEK!Be part of the holiday magic at Trim a Tree Holiday Showcase, a festive fundraising event bringing together community, cheer, and giving spirit.-Event Details: -Saturday, November 22nd -6:00 PM -Osage Casino Ponca CityEnjoy a sit-down buffet dinner, beautifully decorated Christmas trees, and a tree... Read More.

Serving District 33 with Gratitude and Purpose

By Molly Jenkins-It’s been a busy and fulfilling few weeks representing the great people of House District 33. I’m thankful for every opportunity to visit with Oklahomans who care deeply about our state, our values and the future we’re building together.On Monday, Oct. 13, I had the privilege of speaking to the Payne County... Read More.
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Marijuana plants seized from illegal Carter County grow operation

OKLAHOMA CITY  – Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Organized Crime Task Force (OCTF) yesterday raided an illegal marijuana grow operation near Wilson, confiscating and eradicating approximately 15,000 marijuana plants and hundreds of pounds of processed marijuana. At the grow site, the Task Force discovered several illegal immigrants who were taken into the custody of U.S.... Read More.
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PCPS Football Schedule Update

With the threat of inclement weather and the high probability of rain, the Varsity Football game has been moved to Thursday, October 23, at Bartlesville. Kickoff is still at 7pm! Mark your calendars and come support our Wildcats! Listen on KPNC or watch and listen at poncacitynow.com/tv

Po-Hi Symphony and Philharmonic Orchestras present an exciting Fall/Halloween Concert

Katie Parr PCPS-Monday, October 27, the Po-Hi Symphony and Philharmonic Orchestras will present an exciting Fall/Halloween Concert. Students and directors will be dressed in costumes to add to the festive atmosphere. The orchestras are under the direction of Paula Cochran, assisted by Katy Rolf and Dylan Labon.The orchestras are thrilled to host a costume... Read More.

PCPD Shop with a Cop

Ponca City-Shop with a Cop will be taking place again this year and we're hoping to continue our efforts to help out as many local families as possible. Last year, our officers donated their time shopped with 85 different children and we don't foresee a decrease in need this year. If you need information... Read More.
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Oklahoma SNAP benefits to be suspended on Nov. 1, federal government shutdown continues

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) has announced that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will be suspended starting Nov. 1, 2025, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) informed OKDHS of the suspension, which affects over 684,600 Oklahomans who rely on these... Read More.

No suspect yet in OSU shooting, campus crime stats reveal few weapons arrests

STILLWATER, Okla. -An investigation into a shooting that wounded three people outside an Oklahoma State University dorm has not yielded a suspect or any arrests. But, a newly released police report reveals investigators believe the shooting was gang related.Details are still sparse, and campus police are asking the public for tips.“You’re not supposed to have a firearm on... Read More.

Ponca City Veteran’s Day Parade and Celebration of Freedom

This year we celebrate the 29th Annual Ponca City Veteran's Day Parade AND Celebration of Freedom! The Ponca City Veterans Day Parade starts on Grand Ave.  at 10:45am at 1st St and runs through to 6th St, ending a War Memorial Park on north 7th. The Review Stand will be at 4th St intersection. (The... Read More.