JUCO ball has proven to be a good match for players seeking to continue their careers collegiately or beyond, much as Enid has been a good match for the World Series.
Despite the inflammatory mixture of fact, fear and lies that has woven its way deeply into America’s body politic, there are few signs of significantly shifting attitudes in the heartland on who should be elected the nation’s president in 2020.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It has been a whirlwind journey the past year for Oklahoma State men’s golf – full of hype and heartache – since winning the 2018 NCAA Division I national championship.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma State athletic teams have had success with players from Flower Mound, Texas.
 Grant County Emergency Management Director Brandon Fetters said now they are just waiting to see what the latest round of storms will bring in terms of rainfall.
"This is not what I planned." Her body seems ready to retire, but she isn't, she said, never expected she'd have to. "Nor did I ever think I'd live this long. I never ever thought about it, I just kept on plugging along." — Velda Rivenburg
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There will be a celebration of David Allen Memorial Ballpark's 20th anniversary to kick things off at 6:30 p.m. Friday. More than 5,000 games have been played at David Allen since it opened in 1999. There will be a photo display and recognition of those involved with the original opening of the ballpark.
The chatter of a rise in vagrancy or homelessness in Tahlequah has been happening for a couple of years - or decades, depending on who is asked - and that talk is leading to the beginnings of change.
The Cherokee Nation Election Commission on Thursday disqualified District 8 Tribal Council candidate Jodie Fishinghawk from the June 1 election.
For the first time ever, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a piece of legislation that would amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to dismantle discrimination of LGBTQ people. The Equality Act would grant women and the LGBTQ community rights already guaranteed for all Americans. With a passage of 236-173, the U.S. House sends the bill to the Senate for possible amendments, debate and vote of final passage.
With tick season underway, area residents who venture outdoors should be aware of the impact the tiny insects can have on people and pets.
President Barack Obama withdrew American combat forces from Iraq in 2011, and by 2014, they would be deployed to assist the Iraqi forces in their fight against the Islamic State in northern and western Iraq.
Flooding in the Arkansas River remained relentless Thursday — but two barges torn loose by the rushing waters concluded their journey by hitting Lock and Dam 16 near Webbers Falls.
Enid High School Principal Dudley Darrow said 145 students walking the stage were graduating with honors, and as a whole the class had received more than $4 million in scholarship funds.
Michaela Richbourg connected on the biggest hit of her career with the smack of the bat echoing from the Florida Panhandle all the way back to Choctaw Country.
A team of six young women from Noble High School has made history.
Quade Cummins stands well over six feet tall. His disconnected mustache and goatee resemble handlebar-like facial hair.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Jim Schlossnagle has been at TCU for 16 seasons. Not since 2006 has he seen something like this.
Some small changes were made to the budget prior to approval, including the removal of a $150,000 landfill project. That project will instead be paid for using funding from the 2018-19 budget.
OKLAHOMA CITY — One by one they kept coming. Eighteen players stepped to home plate.
NORMAN — Though Patty Gasso might not see it this way, one of the things you have to love about the way she manages her team is her willingness to make it up as she goes along.
NORMAN — USA Softball announced Sydney Romero as one of three finalists for its coveted Player of the Year award on Thursday.
Even with 52 wins to its name, Oklahoma is still learning about itself.
A 51-year-old Fairview man has been charged with first-degree manslaughter in a four-vehicle crash last year that killed an Aline woman.
Steve Loftis, Kingfisher County Emergency Management director, said Thursday afternoon water from Kingfisher Creek and Uncle John Creek had receded, and he was glad there was no damage from the floodwaters.
OBI is issuing a call to donors of all blood types to give blood as soon as possible to prevent a shortage.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma baseball won't soon forget May 23, 2019.Â
Oklahoma will open against Prairie View A&M in the 2019 Preseason WNIT, it was announced Thursday.Â
Thunder forward Paul George isn’t going to win the NBA’s Most Valuable Player Award.
 When pulled over for a traffic stop near her home, Shayna Stephens pulled into her driveway which after some questing led to the finding of 20 marijuana plants belonging to her husband Matthew Brett Stephens. Matthew Stephens is now wanted by the Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force (DVCTF) for the cultivation of controlled substance.
Stillwater Public Schools sent out a release Thursday that a gun was found at the Stillwater Junior High School. According to the release, it belonged to a school employee and was found by another employee who notified administration.
 An undercover agent with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control (OBN) has filed affidavits and warrants for three persons involved in multiple controlled methamphetamine purchases done in Stephens County.
As college graduation commencement addresses go, Robert Smith brought down the house Sunday.
It's tough to write when your eyes are blurry. Tears do that.
We’ve experienced a lot of flooding recently, and the latest forecasts call for additional rain this week.
Last week, Gov. Kevin Stitt inked a new law that could help nonviolent felons find decent jobs after their release from prison. It's a move that's long overdue, and one an increasing number of Oklahomans sanction.
When emergencies occur, it's best to be prepared to handle severe injuries, especially when help is too far away.
After a tornado ripped through Peggs late Monday night, Cherokee County residents braced for more bad news, but so far, their neighbors to the southwest are bearing the brunt of the storms.
A rise in the number of homeless people in Tahlequah continues to be a topic for area residents who want to help - and residents who want to get rid of "those" people.
OKLAHOMA CITY – A strong sixth inning helped the Oklahoma State baseball team take down one of the best pitchers in the country.
Two groups of opioid manufacturers argued the state attorney general’s office wasn’t playing fair.
Waters continue to rise along the Arkansas River toward a projected peak of 43.5 feet by Friday, according to a hydrograph from the United States Weather Service.Â
OKLAHOMA CITY — After Baylor disposed of Oklahoma 8-2 in a Big 12 tournament opener Wednesday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, the Sooners’ starting pitcher acknowledged what’s at stake.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Brady Lindsly was Oklahoma’s most productive hitter Wednesday.
Jerami Grant doesn’t say much. Not after games, nor in advance of them, nor at his exit interview on April 25 when his entire transcript took up less than a printed page.
A three-state tornado track turned deadly Wednesday night with three fatalities in the Lamar-Golden City area of Barton County, according to authorities.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma's hopes of making an NCAA regional are on thin ice.Â
The Department of Public Safety has released the identity of the woman who died after her vehicle was caught Tuesday in floodwaters in Perkins. Laura Renee Moorman was a 53-year-old Perkins resident.
Severe weather this week has impacted most of Oklahoma, with flooding, tornadoes and high winds causing widespread damage.
Paul George hit a rough patch following the NBA All-Star break, a spot made no better by two injured shoulders both in need of postseason surgery to repair torn tendons.
Residents along the Cimarron River are evacuating near Crescent, as banks give way underneath homes, leaving them exposed to the flooding river.
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ADA [ndash] Services for Sharon Marie Sherrell, 75, of Ada are at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Criswell Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Reno Dye will officiate. Burial will follow at Rosedale Cemetery. Ms. Sherrell passed away Sunday, May 19, 2019, at her home.
ADA [ndash] Melvin Dale Haworth, 85, of Ada went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Sunday, May 19, 2019, following a brief illness. A celebration of life service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Ada, with the Rev. Jerry Wells will officiate. Burial …
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