Sen. Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle, has been named to the Senate Select Committee on Redistricting. Sen. Greg Treat, president Pro Temp, made the appointment last week. Paxton will serve as chair
Ask yourself, which is worse? Losing a brother to mindless violence, or losing your brother to mindless violence and then clinging to bitterness and resentment for the rest of your
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma will continue to spend millions of dollars on bridge rehabilitation, roadway shoulder improvements and pavement upgrades under an updated $6.5 billion, eight-year construction plan approved Monday
Dr. Bess Jenkins was inducted into the Oklahoma Association of Community and Junior College Hall of Fame earlier this month. Jenkins taught and worked in a number of areas at
Vices Bar It’s downright spooky how much fun will be had at Vices over the weekend — and there’s no cover charge. This Friday night beginning at 7, there will
• Sept. 30: Police pulled a truck over for a broken tail light. The driver was asked to provide his license and registration, while a female passenger appeared to try to
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma could benefit greatly from more investment in resources to improve the way crime statistics and court records are collected, organized and analyzed, state lawmakers were told
LAWSUITS Richard L. Cornforth vs. Cordell and Cordell for an amount in excess of $10,000 for alleged damages. Rachel Davidson, as custodial natural parent of Blake Davidson, a minor child
Voters in Canadian County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the Nov. 12 City of El Reno General Election should apply now, said Canadian County Election
Demolition of the Frontier Dodge Chrysler Jeep dealership destroyed by the May 25 tornado that hit El Reno is expected to be complete by the end of this week.
Debbie Denwalt with Frontier said the demolition process is going well.