NOBLE — The city is hoping its new high-speed fiber internet capabilities, made possible through a partnership with OEC Fiber, will create a more attractive community for residents and businesses.

MOORE — As a slideshow of Kolby Crum's life played during his funeral on Thursday morning, the classic Bobby McFerrin song “Don't Worry, Be Happy” played over the speakers at First Moore Baptist Church.

Enid Police Department arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a Jan. 31 home invasion and fatal shooting.

A House Bill offering several exemptions to the state's plan to charge entrance fees to those entering Oklahoma State Parks has passed out of a House Subcommittee — but with an amendment attached.

ENID, Okla. — Northern Oklahoma College’s board of regents recently voted in favor of reinstating a degree program that trains students in wind farm maintenance.

Gary Pitchlynn and his adopted son Walker ate lunch together on Feb. 12, talked about the 20-year-old's future, told each other "I love you" and left Gray Owl Coffee & Tea with the intention of meeting at home later that evening.

Many people prefer to workout with their head down and headphones plugged in, but breaking a sweat with a group might help both beginners and experienced athletes switch things up.

NORMAN — A Norman homicide victim pleaded for his life seconds before he was robbed and shot five times in his own vehicle, a court filing shows.

Earl Granville has always believed in the military motto “No Man Left Behind.”

Pittsburg County Sheriff Chris Morris said skeletal remains found near McAlester were identified as that of missing woman, Holly Cantrell.

NORMAN — A third manslaughter count was filed Tuesday in Cleveland County District Court against a man accused of plowing his pickup truck into a group of Moore High School track and cross country runners two weeks ago.

CUSHING – The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has ruled Monday’s suspicious death in Cushing as a homicide.

She said she probably spent "several thousand dollars" of her mother's money without her mother's permission.

State hospitals have received $2.2 billion less in federal funds because it did not expand Medicaid coverage, she said. In addition to high rates of uninsured, the state has one of the worst infant mortality rates in the country.

Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies are investigating a former Haileyville city employee following the discovery of inaccuracies in the city’s finances.

Megan Greathouse admits her bittersweet feelings.

WAGONER — Shirle Lamb Williams proudly claims to come "from a family of pack rats."

Fort Gibson could expand its downtown playground to accommodate handicapped children by this summer.

Stillwater, like many other communities, is struggling with what to do with its trash. But Oklahoma State University and the Stillwater Utilities Authority have agreed to partner on a project that could alleviate some of the headaches associated with municipal waste management.

“Nobody can go back and create a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”

Coffee, conversation, and connection is what the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce's monthly A.M. Live is all about, and a group of business and community leaders filled the Thompson House Friday morning to enjoy those three C's.

Saturday was supposed to be a day of focusing on playoff basketball for both the boys and girls teams at Braggs High School.

Gospel Rescue Mission Executive Director Rich Schaus will set out from Mrs. Webber's Plantation in Stilwell at 1 p.m. Feb. 28, with hopes to arrive at the Gospel Rescue Mission at 9 a.m. Feb. 29. Schaus will be carrying a 50 pound rucksack the whole way, he said.

A bill working its way through the Oklahoma House of Representatives would authorize the Grand River Dam Authority to evaluate the possibility of selling water to cities in Missouri.

The Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the first Legislative Focus gathering of this session Friday, when area lawmakers visited Go Ye Village to discuss their priorities during the legislative session and answer questions from the public.

When the Oklahoma State University Center for Sovereign Nations opened in 2015, it created a place that is extremely beneficial for Native American students.

❝We’ve always had strong lineups, but I’m really excited for what we have coming up in 2020, and because there’s some really big shows.❞ — Kevin Boryczki, Stride Bank Center general manager

In an effort to promote transparency in the Oklahoma Legislature, a state representative has introduced a bill that would required the House of Representatives and the Senate to follow the Open Meetings Act.

Mike Gaxiola and Carrie Umphrey danced for a few minutes. It could’ve lasted forever for both of them Friday at the Saint Francis Hospital Muskogee Rehabilitation Reunion.

A deadline set this week to submit offers for the former Fansteel Metals industrial site adjacent to the Port of Muskogee was extended for nearly two months. 

Haskell residents potentially facing thousands of dollars in failure-to-appear fines could avoid those penalties in the first week of March, said Police Chief Michael Keene.

Madison Hilton has walked runways in New York, Los Angeles and overseas in her young career — and she will soon be featured on a billboard in Times Square.

The stories started slowly Thursday afternoon, then gained momentum, spreading across Twitter under the tag #OUrexperience.

Enid Public Schools has implemented an anonymous reporting app, allowing students to alert school officials to bullying, hazing and other inappropriate behaviors or dangerous situations without identifying themselves.

Celebrating love on Valentine's Day is unique for every couple. Whether it's dinner out or a romantic candlelight meal at home, flowers and gifts exchanged, or camping and fishing, it's about making special memories that matter to them. And for many families it may not involve so much romance, but tons of love.

Hulbert is a small town with a big heart, and the Hulbert Community Library showed some love Thursday by hosting a Teen Valentine Party.

Debra Clayton saw how her parents were enjoying the music at a Valentine’s Day program.

Every space can find use in Suzanne Murray's special education classroom — even the back of a bookcase.