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A Washington County woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly possessing methamphetamine.   40-year-old Sarah Thomas Frazier was charged on Wednesday with trafficking a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.   According ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly abusing someone.   40-year-old Zenobia Carden was charged on Wednesday with abuse by caretaker.   According to the Bartlesville Police Department, a witness at an assisted living facility in Bartlesville alle ... read more »

A Bartlesville man is facing a felony charge after allegedly failing to appear for a court date after posting a bond.   24-year-old Adam Cagle was charged on Wednesday with bail jumping.   According to the Washington County District Attorney's Office, Cagle was relea ... read more »

Scattered storms are expected to develop close to the Kansas-Oklahoma border near a retreating warm front Wednesday. Forecast models show these storms will be capable of producing large hail, locally damaging wind and tornadoes. Then, a line of strong to severe thunderstorms are expected ... read more »

Arvest Bank has officially launched the 16th year of its annual Million Meals campaign, a two-month effort to raise awareness and funds to fight hunger in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas. Money raised through May 31 will support over 70 food partners, including Mary Martha Outreach in ... read more »

The Osage Nation Health System is playing host to the second annual Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt Thursday evening at the Osage Nation Outdoor Health Complex, which is located at 316 E. Main St, in Pawhuska.     Registration begins at 6pm. The egg hunt for those aged 0-3 ... read more »

NASA's Artemis II mission is scheduled to launch this evening, marking the first crewed flight around the Moon since 1972. This mission also has local ties.    Bryan and Barry Bohnsack, the sons of Denise and the late Jim Bohnsack, formerly of Bartlesville, are both employed ... read more »

A press release states Ascension St. John Pawhuska will be closing its doors. In a press release from an Ascension St. John Spokesperson, they had the following to say on the closure, which will take effect on June 30: “We would like to thank Dr. Priest and his staff for their many year ... read more »

As the OKM Festival nears, so does the Especially for Kids programs ahead of the shows.   Appearing on COMMUNTY CONNECTION, Rose Hammerschmidt with OKM said, "Especially for Kids runs May 29 – June 4. It's a 10-day children’s festival integrated into the br ... read more »

Two men were arrested near the Dick Conner Correctional Facility early Monday morning and are facing charges of distribution or possession of a controlled dangerous substance with the intent to distribute and trafficking methamphetamine. A press release states Jalen Mack and Santale Cephus II ... read more »

The Light it Up Blue 2026 5K and Fun Run to benefit Paths to Independence is April 11, 2026.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Clair Bartley, Executive Director, said, "We're used to doing it at the end of the month, but we switched this year because Bruins on the R ... read more »

Thank God trusting random YouTube tutorials and “watch this” advice from your cousin is no longer considered a solid motorcycle training plan. The Safe Rider motorcycle safety course is coming to Bartlesville High School on April 18 beginning at 8 a.m. The free course will be instruct ... read more »

Downtown Bartlesville will once again transform into a giant scavenger hunt for paintings, sculptures, and people pretending they totally understand abstract art when “Artful Day in the Ville” returns on Friday, April 17. The Bartlesville Art Association’s popular Art Walk event ... read more »

Spring in Oklahoma has apparently skipped straight to “leave your car door handle branded onto your hand” season, with wildfire danger and severe weather now tag-teaming the state like it is some kind of meteorological cage match. Officials are reminding residents to pay attention to ... read more »

In a standing room only crowd that reached full capacity at the Dave Landrum Community Center, 14 Pawhuska residents spoke out against the possibility of a small scale data center coming to Pawhuska.    There were a number of concerns raised regarding the data center, which is h ... read more »