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The National Weather Service said 3 inches of snow had fallen at Lee Bird Field office Monday morning, but Dawson, Custer and eastern Lincoln counties faces snow and whiteout conditions.

Many watch parties are scheduled for the April 8 eclipse. Know of any local events that should be added to our list? Let us know!

The Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness Foundation (OPSR) announces a $2.25 million grant for outdoor learning environments across Oklahoma.The grants fo

McCurtain County has been planning since 2020 for the total solar eclipse April 8, when as many as 66,000 visitors are expected. ODOT will have cameras streaming video of local

Do you want to swim in the lake or in a pool? Or both?

If you haven’t already booked your travel to see the solar eclipse on April 8, it could be too late to get decent reservations for flights, hotels, and rental cars -- or it could cost an exorbitant amount.

A National Weather Service, storm survey team, has confirmed a brief EF 1 tornado occurred Thursday in McCurtain County. The tornado touched down at 11:00 pm on the west side of Highway 259 north of Broken Bow during an outbreak of severe thunderstorms. They reported no injuries. The tornado, whi

Do you want to swim in the lake or in a pool? Or both?

Thank you to all who took time to love on their locally owned and operated restaurants. Thank you to the team that puts on 318 Restaurant Week, it was one for the books.

The search warrants targeted various locations in the town, resulting in a series of arrests and the seizure of illegal firearms and narcotics.