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St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral celebrates 'dream' of Oakerhater, a Native American saint
A Cheyenne warrior who became an Episcopalian spiritual leader had a dream for his people and the faith he came to embrace. The Rev. Jim Kee-Rees spoke about the life, legacy and dream of St. David Pendleton Oakerhater during St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral's Aug. 25 celebration of the Native American missionary ahead...
Deer Creek Wins Against Bishop McGuinness, 53-17
Deer Creek opened their season with a strong performance against Bishop McGuinness, leading 6-0 midway through the first quarter. Grady Adamson connected with Jaylen Davis on a short pass, and Davis showcased his speed, racing 63 yards down the sideline. The extra point attempt was no good, keeping Deer Creek ahead by six.
Jenks Defeats Edmond Santa Fe, 48-3
Jenks hosted Edmond Santa Fe. It's the Wolves' third trip to Jenks in the last 12 months. The opening drive for the Trojans, Kaydin Jones capped it off with a 23-yard touchdown run, 7-0 Jenks. Wolves answered with a field goal. Next Jenks possession, Owen Jones with the 51-yard strike...
Cooler Temperatures With Slight Rain Chances Across The Metro
Saturday the dry air looks to win for most of the state with partly cloudy skies & highs in the 80s. In Stillwater, the Cowboys will take on South Dakota State, with temps hanging around the mid 70s near kickoff. Later in the game, temps will have climbed into the...
Oklahoma Fans Inside Stadium Start New Heartfelt Tradition
The No. 16 Oklahoma Sooners opened the 2024 college football season with a 51-3 blowout win over the Temple Owls on Friday night. This marked the eighth straight opening-game win for the Sooners, dating back to 2017. Prior to the season starting, the Sooners revealed that they would add to ...
Stitt, McGirt, Walters and infrastructure: Takeaways from Tulsa's 2024 ‘State of the State’ event
Oklahoma’s current and future legislative leaders answered questions Thursday about Gov. Kevin Stitt, tribal relations, education and more at Tulsa Regional Chamber’s ‘State of the State’ event at Cox Business Center. NonDoc Editor-in-Chief Tres Savage moderated two discussions. One was with current Oklahoma Speaker of the...
Lindsay Softball Festival canceled due to threat from alleged El Reno student
EL RENO, OKLA. (KOKH) — TheLindsay Softball Festival was canceled on Thursday after officials received a threat. El Reno Public Schools posted an update on Facebook Friday afternoon that out of caution, organizers canceled the festival and sent all the teams home. According to the school district, the call...
Attempts to remove judge from Epic embezzlement case fail again
OKLAHOMA CITY — An attempt to have a judge thrown off the major embezzlement case against the Epic Charter School co-founders has been rejected again. Oklahoma County District Judge Richard Ogden decided after a hearing Friday afternoon that he would not disqualify district Judge Susan Stallings from overseeing the case. Defense attorney Joe White, who […]
Osage Nation Ranch 41,521-Acre Fee-To-Trust Application Approved
PAWHUSKA, OK – The Osage Nation’s fee-to-trust application for the 41,521-acre ranch was approved on August 30, 2024. Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Realty Specialist Katie Yates-Free hand delivered the Notice of Decision, signed by BIA Regional Director Eddie Streater, directly to Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffery Standing Bear. A fee to trust land acquisition, also known as “land into trust,” is the transfer of land title from a federally-recognized tribe to the United States, in trust, for the benefit of the tribal nation. It strengthens tribal sovereignty by providing the tribal nation full authority over the trust land.
Yukon’s defense keys season-opening win at Putnam City
OKLAHOMA CITY – Yukon’s defense flipped the script Friday night at Putnam City. After allowing 34 or more points in all 10 games a year ago, the Millers allowed just one touchdown in their 26-16 victory over the Pirates to win for the first time since Week 2 of last season.
On this day in Oklahoma history: Author, poet, playwright and screenwriter Lynn Riggs born near Claremore
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On this day in 1899, author, poet, playwright and screenwriter Lynn Riggs was born near Claremore. According to the Oklahoma Historical Society, Riggs’ play “Green Grow the Lilacs” became the basis for the musical “Oklahoma!”. The musical had over 2,200 performances in...
Runners enjoy new Riverside bridge on Labor Day weekend
TULSA, Okla. — In 2020, the old Pedestrian Bridge on Riverside was closed. Now, a new bridge stands on Riverside. Many people say the old bridge was part of their daily walks and runs. "We used to do training runs here for the Tulsa run 30 years ago, and...
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