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Oklahoma best sellers: Aug. 18
This week's Oklahoma best sellers are based on total number of sales at Tulsa's Magic City Books, Best of Books in Edmond, Brace Books in Ponca City, and Full Circle Bookstore in Oklahoma City. Here are the Oklahoma best sellers for Sunday, Aug. 18:. Fiction. “Daytripper” by Gabriel Ba and...
Heat Warnings In Green Country
Muggy weather will remain noticeable Sunday, but we’ll experience a respite from excessive heat and humidity early next week. Monday morning lows will be in the upper 60s and afternoon highs between the upper 80s. After Friday night and predawn Sunday, most of the data does not support exceptionally...
Fighting Homelessness: The Resilience Of An Oklahoma Artist
What Oklahoma artis Drace does is best described as a God-given talent. “It ran in our family, my dad, he’s an artist and his side of the family they were mostly artist,” said Drace. More than just an ability, there is passion. “I think everyone should have an...
OG&E Working To Restore Power To Parts Of Eastern Oklahoma After Severe Storms
Strong to severe storms in parts of Green Country provided much-needed rain to some, but caused damage in eastern Oklahoma on Saturday. OG&E said severe storms with rain and 70 mph damaging winds downed power lines, broke power poles and caused other damage to equipment near Shady Point, Muldrow, Rock Island and Williams.
Banned books saga; record-breaking heat; layoffs at Dell
Good morning, Oklahoma! Here's what you need to know today: 🌞 Temperature check: Today's heat could break records, with temperatures expected to rise as high as 105 degrees in Oklahoma City, according to Accuweather. The record for August 18 is 104 degrees, which was set in 1918. ...
Viewer storm photos: Under an Orange Colored Sky
Storms on Friday and Saturday packed a punch for some, with strong wind gusts and hail battering parts of the state. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. In Hinton, wind gusts of 63 mph were recorded Friday, according to the Oklahoma Mesonet. Near Ada, a resident reported power lines snapped from a Saturday morning storm.
Storms rolled through the Four States Friday night causing widespread damage
QUAPAW. Okla. — Power remains off for residents in the Four State area as cleanup crews in Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma removed thousands of downed trees and tree limbs after Friday night’s storm. Liberty Utilities reported outages in Seneca, Anderson, and southeast Kansas. Quapaw Nation Marshal Service Chief Charlie Addington said, “Hopefully, power will be […]
Oklahoma governor encourages discussions across party lines at Disagree Better event
Gov. Kevin Stitt is urging Oklahomans to “disagree better” when they’re discussing controversial political topics or their differing faiths. At an event derived from the Disagree Better initiative started by the National Governors Association, the Republican governor pushed Oklahomans to engage in civil discourse in political discussions. ...
OK schools superintendent: Let’s hold impeachment trial Monday
Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction, is under fire from all sides, including from fellow Republicans, for putting Bibles in classrooms and for what one lawmaker says is behavior “beneath the dignity of a statewide elected official.” Walters tells “The Hill” he’s ready to defend himself as early as next week.
Oklahoma high school basketball districts for 2024-25 season announced by OSSAA
The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association released the 2024-25 basketball districts for Classes 6A and 5A on Wednesday. Before this upcoming season, districts didn't exist in OSSAA basketball, so this new for the state. ...
Inflation is easing as signs of recession cloud economic outlook
Dick Pryor: This is Capitol Insider - taking you inside politics, policy and government in Oklahoma. I'm Dick Pryor with Quorum Call publisher Shawn Ashley. Our guest is Dr. Robert Dauffenbach, professor emeritus at the Price College of Business at the University of Oklahoma. Bob, good to have you with us today.
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