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A Bartlesville man is facing a felony charge after allegedly driving under the influence of an unknown substance. 28-year-old Trevor Keene was charged on Tuesday with felony DUI and a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS). According to the Bartlesville ... read more »

Friday is the final day to apply if you would like to vote in the February election involving the City of Pawhuska at-large seat, State Representative District 35 special general and the Caney Valley special election. United States citizens residing in Oklahoma who are at least 18 years old c ... read more »

The Nowata Board of Education discussed the vacant head football coach position during a regular meeting on Monday evening.   Superintendent Mindy Englett discussed how the search will be conducted.   Former head football coach Chance Juby was dismissed by the board on D ... read more »

As the Board of Osage County Commissioners met on Monday, they were presented with the housing authority audit for Osage County. Executive Director with the Housing Authority, Christi McNeil said there was financial growth, mainly due to capital funding projects.    Most importa ... read more »

A road closure is taking place in Washington County on Wednesday afternoon. Highway 10 west between N 3950 Rd and County Road 3011 is expected to be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday for repairs.  ... read more »

Get your tickets for the Bartlesville High School's presentation of Bruins on Broadway, January 29th at 7 p.m. at the BHS Fine Arts Center.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, performers Alana Jackson, Presley Osborne, Sophia Barnes, and Evan Ortiz told us that Bruins on ... read more »

Former Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon announced Monday that he is running for lieutenant governor. On Tuesday, Shannon, flanked by former State Rep Earl Sears, Shannon joined us on KWON's COMMUNITY CONNECTION to talk about his run for Lt. Governor.   TW Shannon recently serv ... read more »

UPDATE: According to Terry Lauritsen, the line has been repaired, and service was fully restored around 1 a.m. ORIGINAL STORY: The Oak Park neighborhood in Bartlesville is without water due to a line break. City officials say Water Utilities Department crews are enroute to ... read more »

Skyway Honda on the south side of Bartlesville will be without phones or power early on Wednesday. Skyway says they are upgrading their electrical service and will be without both phones and electrical service on Wednesday morning until around noon. Skyway is currently undergoing renovati ... read more »

The Nowata Board of Education held a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday evening.   The board heard reports from the elementary dean of students, middle and high school principal and from the athletic department. The board also heard a project update from Stout Construction regardi ... read more »

The Pawhuska City Council will have its regularly scheduled meeting at the community center on Tuesday evening. At that meeting, the council will get an update from city manager Carol Jones regarding the city's financial positioning and how the 2024 fiscal year audit is coming along. Jaso ... read more »

As construction continues on the Osage County Courthouse, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Monday signaling the unofficial opening of the three-story administration building next door. This building will house the district attorney's office, county clerk's office, assessor's offi ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly stabbing someone in the neck. 51-year-old Rebecca Blankenship was charged on Monday with attempt to kill. According to the Bartlesville Police Department, on Jan. 10 at approximately 1:20 a.m. the victim allegedly woke up to B ... read more »

During Monday morning's meeting of the Nowata County Commissioners, the board heard a presentation from representatives from American Electric Power (AEP), regarding a transmission project in Northeast Oklahoma.   Lauren Canales with AEP discussed the project.   Repr ... read more »

“The Wall That Heals” — a ¾ scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and a mobile Education Center — will be in Bartlesville at Lee Lake on May 6–10. The exhibit is open 24/7 and free to the public. It honors the more than three million Americans who ... read more »