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New roots, opportunities for OSU cross country after offseason staff changes
A new season comes with a new foundation for OSU cross country this fall. The team is returning two faces to its coaching staff while adding three, making for a strong core of five experienced, well-rounded mentors for both the men and women. OSU head coach Dave Smith will be returning for his 15th season, and alongside him returns distance coach John Oliver.
'Heartbeat of Boone Pickens Stadium': The Paddle People
The air is electric during gamedays in Stillwater. The tailgating, anticipation and fans are essential to the exhilarating atmosphere. But there is a group of students that embody the very definition of “get rowdy,” and bring the ultimate energy to Oklahoma State football. The Paddle People are known...
OSU has all the pieces to make 2024 successful; now the Cowboys need to seize the moment
The stars have seemingly aligned for OSU in 2024. From a roster standpoint, the Cowboys return about 20 starters. From a coaching standpoint, head coach Mike Gundy is entering his 20th season with the program, and coordinators Kasey Dunn (14th season with OSU) and Bryan Nardo (second season with OSU) are hoping to build upon last year’s success.
Gunnar Gundy Crushes His First Start at QB for Emporia State
STILLWATER – Former Stillwater High School, and Oklahoma State quarterback, Gunnar Gundy, got his first experience playing quarterback for a team not headquartered in his hometown as he started for Emporia State in a home game at Francis Welch Stadium against Turnpike Tussle rival, Washburn. Gundy accounted for all three touchdowns by being on the passing end of those and he also led the Hornets in rushing as they went 1-0 on the season with a 30-14 win over Washburn.
Police investigate after shot fired at car outside northwest Oklahoma City gas station
OKLAHOMA CITY — Police responded after shots were fired overnight outside a northwest Oklahoma City gas station. According to police, someone shot at a car parked outside the 7-Eleven near Northwest 10th Street and May Avenue. The suspect got away before police arrived. No arrests have been made. Top...
Sheila Buck to stand trial over 2020 Trump rally arrest as legal battle continues
More than four years after she was arrested and charged in connection with her protest at former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally, Sheila Buck is scheduled to stand trial in Tulsa County District Court. Buck, now 67, is charged with misdemeanor obstructing an officer for allegedly refusing to move...
Cooler Temperatures With Slight Rain Chances Across The Metro
-HYDRATION is key in preventing heat-related illness. Drink plenty of water or electrolyte replacement drinks several hours before and during long exposure to the summer heat. Wear light-colored, loose fitting clothing and a wide-brimmed hat if working outdoors, and take plenty of shade breaks. No alcohol or caffeine. If you...
Oklahoma woman convicted of murder requests resentencing under new domestic violence law
A new state law is about to be put to the test after attorneys filed the first application for courts to consider resentencing a woman who was convicted of murder in a case that involved domestic violence. April Wilkens is seeking a lesser prison sentence under the Oklahoma Survivors Act – a new law that allows courts to consider factors such as abuse during the sentencing process and allows defendants to provide evidence showing domestic violence was...
State Rep. Jason Lowe of Oklahoma conducts interim study on incarceration alternatives for juvenile offenders
Oklahoma City – State Representative Jason Lowe, D-Oklahoma City, held an interim study on the Youth Justice System to explore the rehabilitative nature of the juvenile justice system and how alternatives to incarceration can be utilized and implemented. “I am very excited to hear the stories of family members...
Church Office Manager Ordered to Pay $912K in Restitution for Embezzling Funds
A federal judge ordered a former church office manager to pay $912,000 in restitution for embezzling money from a Baptist church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and failing to pay taxes. Katrenia Hartman, former office manager at Trinity Baptist Church in Tulsa, pleaded guilty in January to bank fraud and willfully filing a false federal income tax return.
2024 HS Football Previews: Miami Wardogs
MIAMI, OK — Miami Wardogs head coach Zach Gardner is credited with turning the football program around as his group eyes another playoff appearance in 2024. The strength for the Wardogs will be in their offensive line. Three of the five starters in the trenches for Miami have received offers to compete at the next […]
Fair fun: 10-year-old creates FairShare for those experiencing homelessness to enjoy Tulsa State Fair
Ten-year-old Lyla Thomas is the driving force behind FairShare, a program that gives those experiencing homelessness the opportunity to participate in the fun of Tulsa State Fair. Thomas came up with the idea after attending the 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. She noticed unhoused individuals nearby and asked...
Pirates begin season tonight at Wilburton
The Gore Pirates will get their 2024 football season off and running with a Zero Week game tonight against the host Wilburton Diggers at 7 p.m. “We’re ready to hit somebody else,” Gore coach Brandon Ellis said. “We are ready to see another colored jersey. Everybody is excited, and we want to see where we’re at.”
Get Ready for Braum’s Fall An Affair of the Heart This October
Fall is one of the best seasons in Oklahoma! And one event that Oklahomans look forward to every fall is the annual fall flagship show of Braum's An Affair of the Heart. This year's show will take place Oct. 18-20 at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds. An Affair of the Heart...
Oklahoma agricultural officials investigating whether feed shipment killed dozens of rodeo horses
OKLAHOMA CITY — State agricultural officials were investigating Friday whether a feed shipment is responsible for the death of dozens of horses at one of the nation’s top rodeo stock providers. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry said in a statement that it is investigating whether the feed, which originated in Kansas, is […]
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