TODAY'S HISTORY
The Oklahoma House Democratic Caucus has sent a letter to Gov. Kevin Stitt urging him to temporarily declare grocery store, food retail, and food processing workers as emergency personnel in response to the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic.
Success in dramatically reducing call center wait times has enabled the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) to increase its training of Tier 2 claims service agents.
DAY SHIFT
During a special meeting Tuesday at the Custer County Fairgrounds it was determined that
Here's a look at Tuesday's Headlines
- $2.8 million local airport plan proposed
- Candidate hearing open to public
- Clinton police make multiple arrests
- Coronavirus patients recovering in county
- Two A-B seniors make OGBCA teams
The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission (OAC) has released its five-year (FY2021-2025) Airport Construction Program plan, which includes a proposed $2.8 million runway rehabilitation at Clinton Regional Airport. Final decisions on the plan will be made at the commission's regularly scheduled May 20 meeting, following a public comment period which ends on May 8.
At a special meeting to be held today, the Custer County Election Board will hear arguments by two candidates who are challenging their opponents’ eligibility to run as a candidate in the June 30 election.
Two suspects were taken into custody this weekend after allegedly striking Clinton Police officers in separate incidences, while a third suspect was taken in on alleged drug charges.
Clinton firefighters apply water to a grass fire at E. 1010 Road and N. 2210 Road west of Arapaho Saturday. CFD and Butler Fire Department joined Arapaho on scene to stop the the fire from spreading.