Chavez scores 20 points as No. 8 OU women beat Texas A&M 72-50 in teams’ SEC opener

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What to watch for as Oklahoma lawmakers head into 2026 session

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma lawmakers are preparing to return to the Capitol for the 2026 legislative session, with thousands of bills expected to be filed ahead of the February start. Political analyst Scott Mitchell said only a small fraction of proposals are likely to reach the governor’s desk, noting many measures are filed for messaging during an election... Read More.
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From dinosaur bones to flight simulators, Oklahoma has amazing museums designed just for families

Oklahoma is home to a wide variety of family-friendly museums that make learning feel like play. From prehistoric discoveries to hands-on science experiments and inspiring art collections, these destinations offer something for every age and interest. To build this list, we looked at popular review sources, museum websites and local tourism organizations to ensure... Read More.
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Hit-and-run kills pedestrian in Coweta, driver arrested

COWETA, Okla. - A jogger was killed in a hit-and-run Thursday morning on East 141st Street near 257th East Avenue. Investigators believe a white car found a few miles from the scene was involved. Troopers have been photographing and collecting evidence from the vehicle, which has been towed. Authorities said they have one person in custody and are... Read More.

Kay County Court Filings 12/31/2025

Court Case Number Filed On Party Case Offense or Cause Kay CF-2025-00611 12/31/2025 ADKINS, ANDREW BLAKE Defendant OSW STATE OF OKLAHOMA vs. ADKINS, ANDREW BLAKE BURGLARY, 2ND DEGREE-AFC 2/MORE (FEL) Kay CJ-2025-00303 12/31/2025 AKA LORI A SWAIN Defendant AMERICAN EXPRESS NATIONAL BANK vs. SWAIN, LORI et al BREACH OF CONTRACT Kay CJ-2025-00303 12/31/2025 AMERICAN EXPRESS NATIONAL BANK Plaintiff AMERICAN EXPRESS NATIONAL BANK vs. SWAIN, LORI et al BREACH OF CONTRACT Kay SC-2025-00898 12/31/2025 ATWOOD, JENNIFER Defendant DEPPERSCHMIDT,... Read More.
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New Oklahoma laws bring changes for drivers, medical marijuana patients

Oklahoma drivers and medical marijuana patients will see stricter rules under new state laws aimed at public safety. The changes affect how doctors recommend medical marijuana and what is allowed inside vehicles. Here are five key things to know: Doctors must meet new requirements to recommend medical marijuana Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, doctors who want to... Read More.