James Pavatt, convicted of murdering the brother of a former Clinton resident in 2001, has moved up to No. 26 on the State of Oklahoma’s list of people awaiting execution,
State Sen. Brent Howard recently spoke with the Clinton Daily News and shared his views on State Question 802. If approved, the initiative would expand the Medicaid program, as outlined
Youngsters sailing their little toy boats down the ditch beside their parents’ driveway when it rains can once again breathe a little easier. So can farmers worried about their ditches
Deseree Rivera puts the finishing touches on her architectural letter project in Joy Badillo’s art class.
Oklahoma weather is known to fluctuate, but keeping steady on these skateboards are CHS seniors Stephen Swope, left, and Timothy Allen, as they glide down the sidewalk on Frisco during
Nearly five years after the Legislature authorized the Oklahoma Election Board to launch an online voter registration system, the work remains unfinished. Election officials told Oklahoma Watch recently that a
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) will open the eastbound lanes for the John Kilpatrick Turnpike Extension beginning Jan. 28 to Friday, Feb. 14. First, John Kilpatrick Turnpike eastbound to Morgan
Fourth-grade January Students of the Month at Southwest Elementary include, from left, Alexa Hoffman, Lexi Soto, Divine Glover, Jose Bonilla, Aiden Cagle and Julian Hayes.
Western Technology Center’s Computer Networking and Security Instructor, Ashley Hix is nominating Clinton High School student Megan Williams for a “Breaking Traditions” Award. Career planning without the influence of gender
Brittany Evans, CMS cheerleading coach, left, poses for a picture with Jaycee Rodebush and Presley Evans.