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Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Industrial Energy Consumers, and Walmart have reached a settlement agreement on PSO's proposed Wind Catcher Energy Connection project.  Together, PSO, OIEC and Walmart are requesting the Oklahoma Corporation Commission approve the project unde ... read more »

  Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin has vetoed legislation that would have allowed voters to take and share cellphone photos of their ballots.        The Republican governor announced her veto of the measure Tuesday. In a letter explaining the veto, Fallin said she wa ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville's solid waste department will provide free leaf and grass collection during the week of May 7th.  Public Works Director, Keith Henry says you should just place your bagged leaves and grass at the curb on your normal collection day that week.   No spe ... read more »

An accident has occured between two cars in the intersection of Silverlake and Frank Phillips. Police are on the scene.  At this time it appears that there are no injuries, however both cars are leaking fluids.  Please avoid the area as the west-bound lanes on Frank Phillips and ... read more »

Oklahoma Wesleyan softball continues to be the hottest team around after completing another series sweep over Bethel. The Lady Eagles knocked off the Threshers, 1-0 and 6-4 in doubleheader on Tuesday. OKWU shined on the mound once again in game one. Junior hurler Asleigh Capps threw four no-h ... read more »

Attorney General Mike Hunter, with the Tulsa Police Department and the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office, announced a first degree murder charge on an alleged Tulsa drug dealer in connection with an overdose death.   29-year-old Taylor Rogers, is accused of selling heroin ... read more »

A woman who failed to yield for an emergency vehicle caught the attention of  law enforcement and led to an arrest. Karen Barkley stood before a judge at the Washington County Courthouse facing a charge of drving under the influence for an incident that occurred early Tuesday morning. &n ... read more »

Governor Mary Fallin signed a bill that creates a pilot program, overseen by state agriculture officials and Oklahoma's higher education institutions, allowing permits to grow industrial hemp.   House Bill 2913 creates the Oklahoma Industrial Hemp Agricultural Pilot Program. The ... read more »

39-year-old Shawn Christopher Gorrell, formerly of Tulsa and now of Montana, has been sentenced to 64 months in prison on each of the 3 counts of wire fraud a jury found Gorrell committed and 60 months in prison on the 3 tax evasion counts. All prison sentences are to run concurrently with one an ... read more »

An accident has been reported at the roundabout on Silverlake Road and Price Road. Fire, Police and EMS are on the scene, and it is blocking the roundabout.  Please avoid the area if possible. ... read more »

A new study shows that the rate of alcohol and drug related deaths in Oklahoma has increased by 3.3-percent over the last decade.   According to alcohol.org, Oklahoma ranks 15th in the country with the most alcohol or drug related deaths, and amphetamine caused deaths are the highest ... read more »

A motorcycle recovered more than two weeks after it was reported stolen led to the arrest of a Bartlesville man. Joshua Fabri stood before a judge at the Washington County Courthouse on Monday facing a larceny of a vehicle charge for an incident that occurred in late March. According to an af ... read more »

Oklahoma Lt. Governor Todd Lamb announced the 20th Annual Oklahoma Small Business Day will be held Wednesday, May 1 at the state Capitol.    The event will feature legislative updates from Speaker of the House Charles McCall and Senate President Pro Tempore Mike Schulz, and the ... read more »

The Washington County Board of Commissioners met on Monday morning where several forms were approved that will further projects along this summer.  All three commissioners noted that preparation work will be started this week for the summer.  Commissioner Mike Bouvier says that ... read more »

A sale of bridge beams was among the agenda items approved at Monday’s meeting of the Nowata County Commissioners.   District 1 commissioner Curtis Barnes chose to sell the beams to Oilfield Pipe and Supply for $10,701.16 after receiving multiple bids. The beams are coming off ... read more »