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With the cold weather coming in, the City of Broken Arrow is prepping their roads ahead of any possible sleet, ice or snow.

Man arrested, charged after police say he threw a dog over a fence at animal shelter

Reps. Justin Humphrey and Kevin McDugle claim that District Attorney Jason Hicks willfully withheld communication records relating to death-row inmate Richard Glossip’s clemency hearing in April 2023.

Bill Hader and James Marsden are among Oklahomans nominated for Primetime Emmys this year.

The Broken Arrow Public Schools nutrition department secured USDA's "Local Food for School" Grant.

The five largest tribes in Oklahoma have decided to decline participation in the Governor's task force to address jurisdictional issues.The Inter-Tribal Counci

Two Oklahoma lawmakers are suing District 6 District Attorney Jason Hicks for copies of communications sent before, during and after death row inmate Richard Glossip’s clemency hearing last April.

Upcoming Events I The What, Where and When for February

Drivers could potentially pay per mile driven. The state transportation department predicts fuel tax revenues will decline by 2030 and drop by half by 2050.

Seven more districts and charter schools resume classes this week, including Bixby, Claremore and Epic. #oklaed