The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for February are Shelby Ford and Atrel Bryson.
Oklahoma public health officials are hoping to close a widening gap when it comes to recording deaths related to COVID-19.
Responded to a 911 call of stolen purse from vehicle on Route 66 across from dispensary at Hair Cutting by Cheryl in Clinton.
Clinton Middle School students Shylo Brien, left, and Parker Adams select their food during the school’s annual Honor Roll Breakfast.
A bill clarifying how the compensation for a Juvenile Bureau director is to be set passed the House Appropriations and Budget Committee recently with a vote of 30-0.
The House recently passed education bills that would allow Oklahoma students to transfer between public school districts at any time and that change the school funding formula to make money follow the student and curb the number of non-existing, or ghost, students currently allowed in the system.
Arapaho-Butler student Kimberlynn Arney earned an Outstanding Student Award in the biomed program at WTC.
State Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, recently secured committee passage of a bill that would create a Federal Funds Holding Account that could then be appropriated by the state Legislature.
City of Clinton Street Department employee Charles Jones fills a hole recently on S. 15 Street.
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