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Mustang 4-year-old hospitalized after ingesting THC gummy found at playground

MUSTANG, Okla. - A four-year-old Mustang boy was hospitalized and left unconscious for more than a day after accidentally ingesting a high-dose THC gummy he found at a playground in Mustang, his parents said, prompting renewed concerns about cannabis edible packaging and access around children. Bryant Bosarge said the incident happened during football practice for the... Read More.

PCFD Respond to Structure Fire at Abandoned Apartment Complex in Ponca City Friday

At approximately 2:16 a.m. this morning, the Ponca City Fire Department responded to reports of a fire at an abandoned apartment complex in the 300 block of East Hazel. First arriving crews were on scene within three minutes and found heavy fire conditions with the second floor fully involved. Firefighters initially operated in a defensive mode... Read More.

Richard Glossip released on $500K bond under GPS monitoring and curfew

  OKLAHOMA CITY - A judge ordered a set of strict rules for former Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip to follow while he is out on bond. Glossip walked out of the Oklahoma County Detention Center on Thursday with 10 conditions tied to his freedom. He met the first condition by posting bail which was set... Read More.
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Great American Clean up at Lake Ponca May 30

You can help with the clean up at Lake Ponca during the great American Clean-Up on Saturday, May 30. Volunteers will be cleaning around the park, disc golf course, walking trail, and shoreline. Help is needed beginning at 8:00am for 2 hours or for a portion of the time. Work groups, teams, scout groups, families, or individuals... Read More.

Be Part of the Next 100 Years of the Poncan Theater

A community of supporters preserving the legacy of the Poncan Theatre - one story, one stage, one generation at a time. Join The 1927 Society THE HEART ​For nearly a century, the Poncan Theatre has been more than a building. It’s where kids step onto a stage for the very first time. Where confidence is built under bright lights. Where... Read More.
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Bill banning child marriage in Oklahoma becomes law

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A measure that changes who is allowed to get married in Oklahoma by banning marriage for anyone under 18 has become law without the governor's signature. Senate Bill 504 would make it illegal for anyone under 18 to enter into marriage, removing current exceptions that allow minors to marry with parental consent... Read More.

5 tips for Oklahomans to help migrating birds this spring

Spring migration is underway across Oklahoma, with millions of birds traveling north during overnight flights. Wildlife experts say bright city lights can confuse birds and increase the risk of deadly collisions with buildings and homes. Peak migration runs from mid-April through mid-May, according to Oklahoma State University ecology professor Dr. Tim O’Connell. Conservation groups are... Read More.

Ponca City Baccalaureate will be held May 21, Graduation May 22

Baccalaureate will be held on Thursday, May 21, 2026, in the Concert Hall. Attendance for seniors is optional. Seniors attending should wear their cap and gown. Graduates will need to arrive by 6:30 p.m., and the service will begin at 7:00 p.m. No food or drinks are permitted in the Concert Hall. The Ponca City... Read More.
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Second arrest made in Arcadia Lake mass shooting

Trinity Brown (Edmond Police Department) EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — Authorities say a second person has been taken into custody in connection with the deadly Arcadia Lake mass shooting. On Tuesday evening, officials with the Edmond Police Department announced that 20-year-old Trinity Brown had been arrested. Brown is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and possession of... Read More.

Senate unanimously advances resolution to suspend senators’ pay during a government shutdown

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The Senate unanimously voted to advance Sen. John Kennedy's, R-La., resolution to suspend senators' pay during a government shutdown. The resolution would only apply to senators and does not require approval from the House of Representatives or President Trump's signature, The Hill reported. The Senate voted 99-0 on the motion to end... Read More.