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City Council, School Board Seats Across Green Country Up For Grabs On Election Day Multiple city council and school board seats will be decided across different northeastern Oklahoma communities as voters head to the polls on Tuesday. Some places have millions of dollars in bond issues at stake. City council seats are up for grabs in cities including Broken Arrow, Glenpool, Jenks, Skiatook, Vinita, Claremore, Catoosa, Wagoner and Coweta. School board races are on ballots for districts including...

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A child seatbelt bill has hit another roadblock in committee on Monday.The bill would require people 17 and younger to wear seatbelts in the back seat of cars, but it failed in the House Public Safety Subcommittee by one vote. It’s another defeat for the legislation that supporters say is meant to keep children safe.The measure has hit roadblock after roadblock the past few years, even with amendments to exempt farm equipment – which was a concern for some members. Others were concerne...

The Pittsburg County Courthouse This report reflects public Pittsburg County District Court records filed at the Pittsburg County Courthouse. The reader should keep in mind that these are charges, and not evidence of guilt. Cases with active arrest warrants issued by the court are included in this report. Dispositions of the charges are published in subsequent reports. Many names are similar and, in some cases, identical to a person not being charged. When names are identical, the News-Capital ...

2 Broken Arrow Bridges Closing For Repairs Drivers in Broken Arrow could see some delays. Lane closures will start Wednesday on two of the citys busiest bridges. The closures on the Aspen and Elm bridges, which cross the Creek Turnpike, will be shut down so crews can make repairs. News On 6s Mallory Thomas has the story and lets you know how long the construction will last.

Originally published on April 6, 2021 10:53 am Voters in 73 of Oklahomas 77 counties are at the polls on Tuesday to vote in various school board, municipal and special elections. In a special election in Senate District 22, which includes parts of Oklahoma and Canadian counties, Republican business owner and minister Jake Merrick faces Democratic speech pathologist Molly Ooten. The seat was left open when Stephanie Bice was elected to Congress. The winner will serve as state senator until the ...

Music fans can once again look forward to a full slate of diverse concerts at the newly renovated Ardmore Music Hall. The venue is announcing an initial calendar of over 30 shows to kick off their fall calendar, highlighted by acts that include Del McCoury, Rebirth Brass Band, Los Amigos Invisibles, 10,000 Maniacs, Tommy Conwell, KRS-One, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Cabinet and many more. Ardmore Music Halls first confirmed performance is funk fusion dynamos Ghost-Note Sept. 10. Tickets f...

By Janelle Stecklein/ CNHI State Reporter Apr 5, 2021 Apr 5, 2021 OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite bipartisan support, a measure that would have reinstated a controversial child seat belt law stalled in a House committee. Up until 2016, Oklahoma had a law requiring children ages 8 and older to be buckled up while riding in the back seat, but supporters of the requirement said lawmakers repealed it and they have been pushing for five years to get it reinstated. Oklahoma is now the only s...

Oklahoman Some Oklahoma taxpayers are seeking tax exemptions in light of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that said the Muscogee (Creek) Nations reservation was never disestablished. Several taxpayers have filed protests with the Oklahoma Tax Commission seeking to be exempted from having to pay certain taxes, top agency officials told The Oklahoman.  The state is unable to tax income earned by tribal citizens who live and work on their tribe’s land. In addition, tribal and non...

Mary Elizabeth Flynn, 92, of Watertown passed away peacefully Saturday morning, March 13, 2021, at Samaritan Keep Home where she resided since August 2014. Mary was born in Watertown on May 13, 1928, daughter of Robert J. and Veronica C. Repholz Easton and was a 1946 graduate of Immaculate Heart Academy. On February 4, 1950 she married William J. Flynn, Jr. at Holy Family Church with Rev. F. P. Shue officiating. Mr. Flynn died June 16, 2014. She was a switchboard operator at Watertown High Scho...