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State Election Board offers tips ahead of Oklahomans going to the polls on Tuesday
The Oklahoma State Election Board is offering tip and reminders as voters in 53 counties head to the polls on August 27. According to the State Election board voters will place their respective vote toward the August 27 Runoff Primary Election and several nonpartisan elections.
Love's plans 8 new EV charging stations in Oklahoma
Love's Travel Stops has begun adding new electric vehicle charging stations at dozens of stores across the country, including eight planned for Oklahoma. The Oklahoma City-based company already has six EV charging stations in Oklahoma: Two near the Texas border, one on the interstate between OKC and Tulsa, and stations near Chickasha, McAlester...
August 24th is the Biggest Day in Oklahoma Hunter Education
If you plan on hunting or getting the kids started this year, it's the biggest weekend across the state for hunter education classes. If you've been through one of these classes before, it may have been a little rough especially if you were an adult at the time. They're very geared towards children, but you cannot deny the success of these programs. Hunting accidents have fallen 70% since America and Canada started requiring them.
Oklahoma's Parental Choice Tax Credit program has no standards for accreditation
Only accredited private schools qualify for the state’s Parental Choice Tax Credit program, a voucher-like state subsidy for parents to use toward tuition. But schools need only report the name of their accreditor. There is no verification beyond that, and any accreditor goes. Among the schools approved are Goodland Academy, a middle school in Hugo...
7News continues asking questions to finance department over recent 2019 CIP activity
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The City of Lawton Finance Department sent 7News further explanation on previously asked questions regarding the $40 million loan and a General Revenue Summary. In the original article, 7News sought answers to various questions pertaining to recent CIP activity. However, after receiving the original responses, 7News...
Tulsan calls 2 News after getting no help for dead animal in home
TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa individual was at risk of losing their rental assistance after a housing inspector found a rotting animal in their closet ceiling. Lawren McKenna reached out to 2 News Problem Solvers on behalf of her sibling, who asked to go by the name Sunflower. McKenna...
One taken to hospital in stabbing on 23rd Street and Williams Avenue
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Lawton Police Department responded to a stabbing call around 1:00 AM Saturday morning at 23rd Street and Williams Avenue. Officials say all parties have been accounted for with one person being transported to the hospital for their injuries. This is an ongoing investigation with LPD’s detective...
Unleash Your Inner Flower Child at SMO21+ Adults Only: SMOstock at Science Museum Oklahoma August 30
Get ready to groove back to peace, love, and protons at Woodstock-themed SMOstock. On Friday, August 30, join Science Museum Oklahoma for an unforgettable evening for adults that channels the spirit of the iconic 1969 festival. With live music, retro vibes, and far-out fun, SMO21+: SMOstock promises to transport you...
Jays ready for season opener, but first, a scrimmage test in Elgin
The Guthrie Bluejays football team is gearing up for an exciting season opener next week when they host Class 4A powerhouse Tuttle. However, before that challenge, the Bluejays will have a chance to fine-tune their skills in a three-way scrimmage this Friday night in Elgin, where they’ll face off against Bethany and Elgin.
Sooner football, softball players star in funny NIL car ads
NORMAN, Okla. (BVM) – Dozens of Oklahoma Sooners athletes are receiving NIL checks after appearing in some car commercials, and a select group are even driving away in new vehicles. Fowler Automotive Group is partnering with over 50 OU Sooners for TV commercials that will air during fall games,...
Annual Stockyards Stampede in Oklahoma City On The Way
Surely, we've all seen a scene from an old western movie with cattle running down the field with cowboys running in tow, pushing them along to the next place. Stampedes these days look a little bit differently. If you don't believe me, you can see for yourself this fall. The...
Altus Swimming Coach reaches 44 years, earns spot in Coaches Hall of Fame
ALTUS, Okla. (KSWO) - She started as an English language teacher in Altus High School, but in 1981 she decided to become a swimming coach. Linda Wiginton has reached her 44th year as head swimming coach, earning her a spot in the Coaches Hall of fame. Not only that, but...
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