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Oklahoma A+ Schools Institute to Host Art Auction Fundraiser
The Oklahoma A+ Schools Institute is gearing up for its eighth annual art auction, an event aimed at raising funds to support arts education programs across the state. The auction will take place on September 13 at the UCO Boathouse, hosted by River Sport, as an exciting evening of art and community engagement.
Will it rain over Labor Day weekend in Oklahoma? Cooler temps, precipitation forecast
Oklahomans will experience a break from the relentless summer heat this Labor Day weekend as the National Weather Service in Norman forecasts precipitation and cooler temperatures. Here's what to expect this extended weekend: Labor Day weekend weather forecast for Oklahoma ...
Giant Duck Takes Over Gathering Place For Big Dam Party
The world's largest rubber duck is visiting Tulsa this weekend for the Big Dam Party at Zink Lake. You'll be able to visit the 61-foot-tall attraction at Gathering Place. The world's largest rubber duck starts out pretty flat. "Big omelet," said Jase Wiarda. Wiarda takes this huge mess of yellow...
Lawton community remembers Kay Love, trailblazer for those with disabilities
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On August 23, Inez ‘Kay’ Love passed away at the age of 77 years young. Those who knew Love say she gave everything to those in and around the Lawton community, despite losing her eyesight and her ability to walk. Due to type 1...
Truck Driver’s Mishap Leaves Trailer Hanging on I-35 Sign After Wild Accident in Ardmore, OK!
A truck trailer was left hanging from a highway sign on I-35 in Ardmore, OK after the driver accidentally raised it while driving! 🌐 #News #ArdmoreOK #Oklahoma #Accident. – A truck driver’s unusual mishap led to a dramatic scene on I-35 yesterday, leaving a trailer hanging from a highway sign near mile marker 31 in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Study: Indigenous Lands More Prone to Flooding in Oklahoma
A study from the University of Oklahoma showed that tribal lands in the state face higher rates of heavy rainfall and floods and Indigenous populations are the most vulnerable to the conditions. The study looked at the 39 tribal nations in Oklahoma and examined heavy rainfall, two-year floods and flash...
Cyclist hit, killed in Ardmore
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - A bicyclist died after being hit by a vehicle in Ardmore Wednesday night. Ardmore Police said it happened on Highway 70, east of Carter Street around 9:00 p.m. According to police, the driver stayed on the scene after the crash. The cyclist was pronounced dead at...
2026 OL target Pulelei'ite Primus talks OU offer & visits: ‘It’s kind of like home’
Several offers have already been sent out in the 2026 class by Oklahoma as the cycle steps further into the spotlight. On the early target list for OU along the offensive is Pulelei'ite Primus. The 6-foot-4 and 325-pounder out of Midland, Texas is up to nine offers and counting for...
Military athletes to compete at Oklahoma City University next month
OKLAHOMA CITY — Veterans from across the country will make their way to Oklahoma City next month, to play in the Military Basketball Association All-Star Game. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. “We’ll have the best … our best in our military athletes come out...
Softball Game Preview: Checotah on Home-Turf
The Checotah Wildcats will play host again on Thursday to welcome the Sallisaw Black Diamonds, where first pitch is scheduled at 4:30 p.m. Checotah's pitching crew has only allowed 3.2 runs per game this season, so Sallisaw's hitters will have their work cut out for them. Checotah will roll into...
OBN launches new campaign to help human trafficking victims
The goal is to make information about human trafficking more accessible and provide victims resources through a QR code that will be displayed in businesses and schools throughout the state. The code will take you to the human trafficking section of OBN’s website.
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