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A second Yukon police officer has been arrested after being accused of falsifying his time card. Timothy Ken Peters, a sergeant with the police department, turned himself into the Canadian

This crop duster uses the wind to take off from the runway at the El Reno Airpark just minutes before the World War II B-17 bomber arrived from Guymon.

Canadian County Sheriff Chris West said lawmen are looking for a man who reportedly shot another person after the shooting victim refused demands for sex. Reports did not indicate the

OKLAHOMA CITY — September Gross Receipts to the Treasury showed modest overall growth, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel said last week. The increase was less than 1 percent, driven by a

El Reno voters will have two opportunities this week to hear the views of the four people running for mayor. On Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, the El Reno Chamber of

An El Reno student found herself in hot water after making threatening statements. EHS Principal Pat Liticker said three students reported the girl for saying she wanted to shoot people

Recent road work to Elm Street and other areas of El Reno is part of a comprehensive city project that was approved by the city council in March. The more

OKLAHOMA CITY — E-cigarettes have been touted as a safer alternative to smoking, but that claim is under fire as vaping has been directly linked to an epidemic of unexplained

Kevin Finlay didn’t have long to discuss a legal strategy. The court-appointed defense attorney spoke quietly with his client as they huddled in a Cleveland County courtroom Thursday. In less

One agency’s use of federal grants led to diversion of a half-million dollars in state appropriations this year to replace those funds when the agency lost the grant. To prevent