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A Bartlesville man who is accused of killing his wife and another man was scheduled to be on the formal arraignment docket Wednesday morning was passed to April 1st.  Steven Lee Adair is charged with two counts of first degree murder, assault and battery with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, and ... read more »

The weather today was not as dire as expected and Bartlesville streets are in pretty good shape as of 4 this afternoon. Public Works Director Keith Henry said his crews are still on the streets. Many churches have canceled their Wednesday night services. To see the complete list, click on the ... read more »

In a continuing effort to get dogs off the chain and inside a fence, Bartlesville Animal Control Officer Rita Harvey is trying to raise the funds to do just that. Harvey has been an Officer for 15 years. The money raised will go towards building fences for low income people who have dogs chained ... read more »

When visitors come to Bartlesville, a must-see is the Price Tower. You'll get a good look at what is the only skyscraper designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The upper historic floors are almost exactly as they were in 1956, according to Marketing Director Amy Haley. You can tour the tower for ... read more »

The Washington County Junior Livestock Show gets underway on Thursday with the Swine Show beginning at 12 noon. OSU Extension Adviser, Jake Mealman, says that Friday is the big day.   Mealman says that Saturday is the Barbeque Dinner, followed by awards and the big sale. &nb ... read more »

Voters in Caney, Kansas went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in the only primary election in Montgomery, Kansas.  Four options were available on the ballot: incumbent Carol McClure and challengers, Kenith Butts, Rick pell and Russell Wade.  The two top vote getters, McClure with 201 vot ... read more »

Owasso voters passed all seven of the questions that were on Tuesday's ballot.  A utility franchise agreement passed with nearly 88 percent of participating voters saying yes.  Six proposed charter amendments passed. The margins varied from 68.3 percent to 91.4 percent but each of t ... read more »

Insurance coverage for millions of people is at issue today when the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the latest challenge to President Barack Obama's health overhaul. Oklahoma's Attorney General Scott Pruitt says he will be there to help argue the state's case.   The ... read more »

From March 3rd to March 6th the Osage County 4-H and OSU Extension will be hosting the Osage County Junior Livestock Show at the Clarence L. Brantley Indoor Arena at the Osage County Fairgrounds. Today, March 4th the shows began and 104.9 KRIG was there broadcasting live. The Gilt Show start ... read more »

The Dewey Public School Board chose officers for the upcoming school year. The Board President remained the same with Chad Williams nominated for another year. Amy LaSpisa was Board Clerk. She was nominated and accepted the position of Vice President. Ryan Hickey was named as Clerk for the upcomi ... read more »

The National Weather Service has issued another Winter Weather Advisory. Joe Sellers of the National Weather Service said at this time it doesn't appear that Oklahoma will see another wintry blast over the course of the next two weeks. He does caution that Mother Nature does what she want ... read more »

A Hominy man spent his 39th birthday in the Osage County Jail after being arrested on Child Abuse by Injury charges. Matthew A. Gilley was arrested on February 26th after law enforcement received a call from him saying that the two-year-old girl was found limp. The child was taken to Cleveland Ho ... read more »

The filing period is underway for candidates running for the top job in the Cherokee Nation. One candidate, Charlie Soap, is the widower of the first woman to serve as principal chief, the late Wilma Mankiller. Mankiller was reportedly the most influential American Indian leader in recent history ... read more »

An organization that works to raise confidence in young women who range from juniors to freshmen in high school will be in Bartlesville to talk about the benefits of the program. Robert Reeves does public relations for the Distinguished Young Women. Some of the goals are to learn to interview ... read more »

A bill that would reduce the amount of tax subsidies paid to wind producers in Oklahoma has been unanimously approved by the House of Representatives. The House voted 89-0 on Monday for the bill by Bartlesville Republican Rep. Earl Sears. It now heads to the full Senate for consideration. ... read more »