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Key games for in-state OU targets in Week 0
The Oklahoma high school football season is here, which means OU football targets will be performing under the lights once again. It's Week 0, so let's take a look at who will be where. THURSDAY NIGHT. Evenson Malaska, Defensive back. It took a great Brent Venables OU camp performance for...
OKC Pastor Combating Gun Violence Through Ministry And Faith
Leaders on Oklahoma City's east side are calling for peaceful responses amid a string of gun violence. A peace walk will take place this weekend in the metro. A Northeast OKC pastor lost a friend to gun violence, and he makes it his mission to stop the violence and help people affected.
Mason Treat Act To Introduce New Rules For Temporary Vehicle Tags
The way you register your car with the state is changing. Service Oklahoma says it will be safer for everyone. Those changes are through the Mason Treat Act, and it goes into effect next week. Once the Mason Treat Act goes into effect, temporary tags will only be good for...
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...
Gore Lady Pirates gets Riverside Conference wins over Webbers Falls, Cameron-Arkoma
It was not quite as busy a softball week for the Gore Lady Pirates last week, but it was a profitable one as they won both Riverside Conference games they played — beating their cross-Arkansas River rival Webbers Falls Lady Warriors 15-3 on Thursday after routing Cameron- Arkoma 14-4 on Aug. 19.
Sallisaw Little League football, wrestling founder passes away at age 87
It must have felt like a huge balloon had its air released as Sallisaw, and even Sequoyah County, lost one of its biggest sports fans in Curtis Stephens, who passed away Thursday at age 87. Stephens started the Sallisaw Youth League wrestling and football programs, and he was an umpire...
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.
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE SITUATION AT BEUTLER AND SON RODEO COMPANY INCLUDES BOTH OKLAHOMA & KANSAS DEPARTMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
August 28, 2024 – Gallatin, TN – The tragic news of over Seventy top tier rodeo horses dying of possible feed contamination is concerning to all farmers, ranchers and individuals who want to know more details on what feed is in the scope of this investigation. After speaking...
Vote for the best Oklahoma high school football team in Class B-I for 2024 season
The Oklahoma high school football season is right around the corner but while you wait for Week 0 kickoff, we're asking readers to vote on their favorite team in each class. Class B has split into two divisions this year and Class B-I is open for the taking. Of the top four teams from last year, two have moved up a class and two have moved down to B-II. ...
Oklahomans Spend More On These Than Anything Else
Hope you're ready for some serious irony. Oklahoma is very well known for a handful of things:. When you take a look at what Oklahoma (as a state) spends the most money on, you'll start to question why aren't these things helping us with what we struggle with most. Oklahoma...
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.
U.S. offers financial help to 'displaced survivors' in wake of Hurricane Beryl
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Wednesday it will release $3.6 million to "displaced survivors," in Texas and Oklahoma, whose homes were damaged this summer by Hurricane Beryl.
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