Kay County Court Filings 03/25/2026

Court Case Number Filed On Party Case Offense or Cause Kay DTR-2026-00045 03/25/2026 ALEXANDER, BRANDON TYLER Defendant STATE OF OKLAHOMA vs. ALEXANDER, BRANDON TYLER FAIL TO STOP AT STOP SIGN (TR) - D.A. DECLINED TO FILE Kay SC-2026-00207 03/25/2026 AN INDIVIDUAL D/B/A Defendant KELLE OIL COMPANY, L.L.C. et al vs. DAVIS, JEFF et al MONEY JUDGMENT Kay SC-2026-00207 03/25/2026 AN OKLAHOMA LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATION Defendant KELLE OIL COMPANY, L.L.C. et... Read More.

Adam Leaming NOC Distinguished Alumni induction set for March 26

Adam Leaming is one of three 2026 distinguished alumni to be honored Thursday, March 26 at Northern Oklahoma College. Leaming is the Ponca City Public Schools superintendent. He is a lifelong educator and public servant whose career reflects the life-changing power of access, opportunity, and belief in students. A graduate of Northern Oklahoma College, Leaming was the... Read More.
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Rick Scott NOC Distinguished Alumni induction set for March 26.

Rick Scott is one of three 2026 distinguished alumni to be honored Thursday, March 26 at Northern Oklahoma College. Scott is the President of Rick Scott Construction of Ponca City and Tulsa. Rick Scott was born in 1963 to Raymond and Dorothy Scott and raised in Ponca City, Oklahoma, alongside his brother Steve. From an early... Read More.

Former NOC Fine Arts Instructor Wilma Harman set for Distinguished Alumni induction

Wilma Harman is one of three to be honored March 26 as Northern Oklahoma College Distinguished Alumni for 2026. Harman, deceased, NOC Class of 1973, was an NOC Fine Arts Division Instructor. Harman lived a life defined by music, devotion, and an unwavering commitment to the students and communities she served. Born July 27, 1933, to... Read More.

Wildfire Safety: What you can do to prevent the spread of fires

TULSA, Okla. -The winter season often brings a flare-up of wildfires across Oklahoma with dormant plant life and vegetation. And when wildfires spark, conditions can change rapidly. Here are some things you can do to help prevent small sparks becoming big fires. First and foremost, avoid any sort of outdoor burning on high fire danger... Read More.
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CANDIDATE FILING BEIGINS APRIL 1

Statewide election activity officially begins at 8 a.m. on Wednesday April 1, 2026, when the candidate filing period opens, the Secretary of the Kay County Election Board said today. Candidates for state offices file with the State Election Board. Candidates for county offices file with the Secretary of the County Election Board. Kay County Election Board... Read More.

Oklahoma Supreme Court backs Drummond, upholds tribal hunting and fishing rights

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Oklahoma Supreme Court has sided with the Attorney General Gentner Drummond's opinion to protect tribal members' right to hunt and fish on reservations. Gov. Kevin Stitt and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation had challenged Drummond's opinion and brought it to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The justices unanimously sided with Drummond... Read More.

Pro Tem Paxton Secures Senate Passage of Bill to Extend Foster Care Services to Young Adults

OKLAHOMA CITY – Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle has secured full Senate approval of Senate Bill 1806, which extends support services for young adults transitioning out of the foster care system. The measure passed off the Senate floor unanimously. Senate Bill 1806 directs the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to implement a voluntary program,... Read More.
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Standing for Oklahoma Values

By: Representative Molly Jenkins We have reached an important deadline at the Capitol, and the pace of our work has picked up considerably. This is the point in session when all bills from their chamber of origin must be heard on the floor in order to continue through the legislative process. That has meant long days... Read More.