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Cherokees move into new housing addition
TAHLEQUAH – A new housing addition built by the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah offers tribal citizens – some who’ve waited years – an opportunity to become homeowners under a lease-to-own model. Named after the Cherokee word for house, the 23-acre Galitsode addition is located off Allen...
Universities and colleges return for fall semester starting Monday
Several major universities across the state – including the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University and the University of Central Oklahoma – are headed back to class this week. >> Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. With students back on campus, it means heavier...
Ivy Webster Was One of Six People Killed in a Horrific Murder-Suicide in Oklahoma
The story of Ivy Webster is an undeniable tragedy, and more than a year after her death, that story is still spreading. Ivy was just 14 when she was killed near her home in Henryetta, Okla., and now, many want to know more about exactly what happened to her. Ivy was one of six victims involved in the incident, and her death spurred her father toward advocating for the passage of a new law. Here's what we know about her story. What happened to Ivy Webster?Authorities say that Ivy was one of six victims of Jesse McFadden, who killed his...
Pryor Grapples with Budget Shortfall Despite Revenue Increase
PRYOR, Oklahoma ~ Pryor's financial health was a hot topic at a special City Council meeting last Tuesday night. While the city ended the last fiscal year with a revenue increase, bringing in over $621,000 more than the previous year, Pryor is still facing a significant budget shortfall. City Accountant Jeff Kolker laid out the situation for the council, emphasizing the need for cautious spending in the coming year.
Thunder fans sound off on games they already have 'circled' on their calendars
Last week, the NBA released the official 2024-25 regular season schedule for the OKC Thunder, and it's quite evident that they're being viewed as quite a hot ticket heading into the campaign. As far a nationally broadcast contests are concerned, Oklahoma City finds itself slated to take part in 25...
Oklahoma Crystal Ball: Predicting every game for the 2024 season
Editor’s note: Saturday Down South’s annual Crystal Ball series continues today with Oklahoma. We’ll go in alphabetical order through the 16-team SEC. Previously: Alabama | Arkansas | Auburn | Florida | Georgia| Kentucky| LSU| Mizzou| Mississippi State| Ole Miss. * * * * * * *. To...
Tulsa will develop permit-ready housing plans to speed multifamily development
Tulsa has seen a lot of growth over the years, but housing policy director Travis Hulse says there’s something missing. “We have seen a lot of growth and development, primarily in single family development, you know, single detached homes and the large scale multifamily apartments, and not a whole lot in between” Hulse said.
Oklahoma Defensive Line Seeing 'Improvement' From Multiple Players in Fall Camp
The Sooners have certainly gotten better along the defensive line since Brent Venables arrived in Norman, but OU will still need a few young players to step up as the team heads to the SEC.
Rural Oklahoma county to break ground on hospital after losing its facility in 2016
A rural county in Southwest Oklahoma is one step closer to bringing a hospital back to its residents, who have had to drive about 40 miles to receive hospital-level care since it lost its facility in 2016. Tillman County is set to break ground on a critical access hospital Aug....
Tulsa Premium Outlets opens to public, 9 years after it was announced
Tulsa Premium Outlets are finally open to the public. The outlet mall just south of the Creek Turnpike in Jenks boasts 77 shops including Adidas, Banana Republic, Polo Ralph Lauren and Carhartt. Plans for the shopping center were announced in 2015. Developers had to move sites and did construction in...
The owner of Price Tower confirms the iconic skyscraper is officially for sale
When asked how the selling of the tower could impact its shareholders, Blanchard shared there has been “very good and positive communication with them and they are very much wanting the same conclusion as everyone: a win-win.”
Late financial audit frustrates Pawhuska city officials, complicates city budget
Pawhuska city officials voiced frustration during an Aug. 13 City Council meeting about the ongoing wait for delivery to them of an audit report for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. Municipal fiscal years begin July 1 and end June 30. Each city and town has until Dec. 31 of each calendar year to submit to the office of the state's auditor and inspector a copy of its audit report for the fiscal year that ended June 30. Pawhuska is now eight months late in submitting its fiscal year 2022-2023 audit report to the state.
Huskies football: 2024 campaign kicks off with preseason scrimmage
For Pawhuska Huskies football fans, excitement about the 2024 season will build significantly in the coming days. The annual Meet the Huskies event is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 22 at Ormand Beach Memorial Stadium. There will be introductions of coaches, players, trainers, band members and cheerleaders. The band and cheerleaders will perform.
Fatal Collision at Collinsville Intersection Claims One Life, Injures Four
A tragic collision at the intersection of N Sheridan Rd and E 136th St N on the night of August 17, 2024, resulted in one fatality and left four individuals injured. The accident occurred at approximately 11:39 PM, about one mile south of Collinsville, in Tulsa County. According to authorities,...
The Verge OKC: A Collaborative Hub for Entrepreneurial Growth in Oklahoma City
The Verge OKC is a cornerstone of entrepreneurial support in Oklahoma City, established as 501(c)(3) a non-profit through a partnership between Flourish OKC, Inasmuch Foundation and Cortado Ventures. This dynamic co-working and entrepreneurship hub offers essential resources like mentorship programs, networking events and flexible workspaces designed to stimulate business growth and innovation.
Interview with Tulsa mayoral candidate Monroe Nichols
Note: The following transcript has been edited for length and clarity. On Aug. 27, Tulsans will vote for their next mayor. The three highest-polling candidates are Karen Keith, Brent VanNorman, and Monroe Nichols. Public Radio Tulsa is interviewing all three candidates ahead of the vote. Nichols is a state representative...
4-H and FFA Students Receive Support at Livestock Auction
Around 100 animals were sold at this year's Junior Market Livestock Sale at the Inter-State Fair and Rodeo. Field Kindley Senior Lauren Lee showed swine through FFA and also qualified for this year's sale. She says it's a long process to teach pigs to walk in the ring. Fourteen-year-old Joel...
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