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ANADARKO — Police said 23 grams of methamphetamine found on a Fort Cobb man during a traffic stop led to...

“The Fourth of July freed the land, but Juneteenth freed the people,” Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth, said. Lee...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The No. 4-ranked Oklahoma softball team made quick work of Kansas in the Phillips 66 Big 12...

RATLIFF CITY — A Tussy man was airlifted from a Tuesday afternoon wreck that sent him over a bridge and...

EDMOND—Another eerily-familiar start and a costly injury provided more problems than Elgin was able to handle Thursday as Collinsville pitcher...

OKLAHOMA CITY – A former soldier pleaded guilty Thursday to sexually abusing someone while stationed at Fort Sill. Jessie Solomon...

For over 200 years, the U.S. Army’s Field Artillery has had a history of being the most lethal of all...

As the 50th Annual Arts for All Festival readies to begin today, Thursday was a day for vendors to set...

Progress is slower than they like, but members of the Lawton Youth Sports Authority are moving forward with the purchase...