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The Nowata Country Jubilee will host the Oklahoma Regional Finals of the Country Showdown. The 35th Annual Country Showdown is America's largest Country music talent show. It's designed to find the most promising country music talent in the nation and to give these performers a chance to ... read more »

The Oklahoma State Medical Examiner's Office says the man killed by a Tulsa, Oklahoma, officer died from "a penetrating gunshot wound of chest" and his death is considered a homicide. But spokeswoman Amy Elliott says a full autopsy report and toxicology results for Terence Crutche ... read more »

The Obama administration has proposed barring states and other recipients of federal family planning grants from placing their own eligibility restrictions on where the money can go. The move undermines efforts by 13 Republican-led states to prevent such money from going to Planned Parenthood. ... read more »

A $1 million federal grant will help rural Oklahoma oil and natural gas companies diversify to help create jobs and boost the region's economy. The Oklahoman reports that the U.S. Economic Development Authority grant was presented to the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and ... read more »

Main Street Bartlesville has initiated a Light Up The Ville campaign to raise $50,000 for LED lights that will be displayed year round on Frank Phillips Blvd. from Keeler to Cherokee and will change color with each holiday.  Kiwanis President Karen Wilson explained the campaign. The goa ... read more »

School is off to an fantastic start for the Bartlesville Public School District with most of the projects completed, including the renovation at Central Middle School.  Most of the projects at Central are completed with some are still under construction.  Bartlesville Schools Superinten ... read more »

A $250,000 bond has been set for a Bartlesville man who allegedly had child pornography downloaded on his cell phone.  59-year old Anthony Harold Warnick is charged with possession of child pornography.  According to a court affidavit, Bartlesville police found a cell pho ... read more »

It appears something may soon happen with the former Amazon Building at Coffeyville's Industrial Park. Debra Woodall reports from Coffeyville. ... read more »

Telephones were down for Oklahoma customers of Totah Communications because of a major service outage on Thursday.  President and General Manager, Mark Gailey says the outages had affected Ochelata, Oglesby, Wann, Talala, Burbank and Lenapah exchanges. Reportedly, the outage was caused b ... read more »

Governor Mary Fallin released this statement on the decision by Tulsa County prosecutors to charge Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby with first-degree manslaughter in the Sept. 16 shooting death of Terence Crutcher: “I pray this decision provides some peace to the Crutcher family and t ... read more »

Telephones are down for Oklahoma customers of Totah Communications because of a major service outage.  President and General Manager, Mark Gailey says the outages affect Ochelata, Oglesby, Wann, Talala, Burbank and Lenapah exchanges. Reportedly, the outage is caused by an AT&T fiber ... read more »

An accident occurred on Thursday in Ochelata involving a girl who was struck.  27-year-old Caitlyn Fielding was driving a 2012 Chevrolet when the girl darted out in front of her. Fielding was not injured. The girl was taken by Bartlesville EMS EMS to Saint Francis Hospital in Tu ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman who is accused of stabbing and killing her boyfriend in April of this year has a new court date scheduled for October 5th on the formal arraignment docket.  Angela Sue Taylor is charged with second degree murder in the death of 47-year old James Rickman. Bartlesvill ... read more »

The Oklahoma State Board of Education has approved the reallocation of $3.4 million in previously mandated cuts to the Support of Public School Activities. The funds were part of the $40.2 million returned to the Oklahoma State Department of Education earlier this month as the result of an over-c ... read more »

The Statewide Oklahoma student assessment reports for the 2015-16 school year are in and they indicate both moderate gains and areas of improvement. Reading scores for third- and fifth-grade students show modest improvement. The number of third-grade students scoring at least proficient increas ... read more »