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Severe storm warnings with rotation affected the listening area tonight. Tune into your favorite station for immediate information....KWON 1400/93.3 or KYFM 100.1 or KRIG 104.9 or KPGM 1500/99.1 and on our free APPs.   Flood warnings continue so do not drive into water. Check the ca ... read more »

45-year-old Shawn Lynch appeared at the Washington County Courthouse on Wednesday where he was charged murder in the first degree with deliberate intent. Lynch appeared before judge Kyra Franks through teleconference at the Washington County Jail. The State of Oklahoma set bond at $950,000 ov ... read more »

Updates as of 6:00 AM Wednesday Morning Washington County SH-123 between Bartlesville and Dewey is CLOSED Nowata County SH-10 is CLOSED east of US-169 Osage County NONE updates on weather related closures. ... read more »

The threat of more flooding is looming around all of Northeast Oklahoma as more storms have potential to hit the area on Wednesday afternoon. Nowata County Emergency Management director Laurie Summers says that with already saturated conditions around the area more rainfall will be problematic. ... read more »

Businesses in Osage County won RedBud Awards from the Oklahoma Travel Industry Association two weeks ago. The Ben Ranch Cabins in Fairfax and the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce each won the Merit Award.   The Ben Ranch Cabins won the award for outstanding lodging property and the Pawhu ... read more »

As of 2 o' clock Wednesday afternoon, Director of Engineering for the City of Bartlesville, Micah Siemers, said water levels continue to slowly drop at the Caney River, along with Copan and Hulah Lakes.   Siemers did say the possibility of more rain tonight is the last thing we n ... read more »

Rain or shine, Bartlesville Superintendent Chuck McCauley said a commencement ceremony for the Bartlesville High School Class of 2019 will take place. All that is needed is a window for graduation to take place. McCauley said they would move the commencement indoors if needed. That has not ha ... read more »

According to the latest reading from the National Weather Service's Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, the Caney River sits at 16.3-feet. The river was anticipated to peak at 19.1 feet last night but was only recorded to have reached 18.2-feet. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers perfor ... read more »

The flood gates at Hulah Lake are open. Lake Manager Eric Bonnell said that the gates are open about a foot. Downstream, Bonnell said the Caney River levels are about 3-feet above the flood stage. He said they are doing everything they can to the minimal mark. Bonnell continued to say tha ... read more »

Flood waters from the Caney River forced the Washington County SPCA to evacuate their building along Highway 123 between Dewey and Bartlesville early yesterday morning. This is located in the County’s Flood Plain. In total, 125 animals had to be evacuated to the SPCA Clinic at 3432 SE W ... read more »

According to a report from Washington County Emergency Management, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has closed the gates at Copan and Hulah Lakes in an effort to try to maintain the level of the Caney River. Washington County Emergency Management director Kary Cox explains. Cox says the antic ... read more »

Due to the high flood waters, Tri County Tech postponed their commencement ceremony which was scheduled to take place Tuesday.   High School Recruitment Specialist for TCT Matt Songer said they want this to be a memorable experience for everyone.   Songer said they want ... read more »

As of 10:00 o'clock Monday night, endless amounts of rainfall have caused troubles in Nowata, Osage and Washington Counties. District 2 Washington County Commissioner Mike Bouvier has advised that people stay home and avoid travel. He said everything east of Highway 75 has seen significan ... read more »

More than five inches of rain dumped across Bartlesville, Osage, Washington and Nowata counties thanks to round after round of thunderstorms and severe weather late on Monday and overnight into Tuesday. The heavy rains, with already above normal river levels have caused some flooding and road ... read more »

Earlier today, the Caney River was nearly 18 feet above normal. It is expected to crest at 19 feet around 7 o’ clock this evening, this according to the National Weather Service. Road closures in the city of Bartlesville include State Highway 123 between Bartlesville and Dewey. Tuxedo B ... read more »