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The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced this week that Erin Nicole Hodge, age 30, of Wewoka, was sentenced to 21 months in prison for one count of Assault Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury in Indian Country.

District Attorney Erik Johnson announced that William Southern, 31, of Seminole County, was sentenced Tuesday afternoon by Associate District Judge Christopher Anderson to the following: Count 1: Aggravated Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material 35 years Count 2: Distribution of Obscene Material...

On nearly every important measure of academic success, Oklahoma now sits at the bottom. That hasn’t always been the case. In the 1990s, Oklahoma ranked in the top half of states in reading and math, but began to fall in 2000.

Mayor Dave Herriman has submitted his resignation to the Konawa City Council. In a letter to the Council dated Feb. 19, cited personal and professional reasons for stepping down.

At the request of Oklahoma Emergency Management and authorization of Governor Kevin Stitt, members of the Oklahoma Army National Guard are responding to wildfires in northwest Oklahoma utilizing UH-60 helicopters and ground hand crews.

Google’s massive data center in Pryor is the company’s second-largest in the world and an important part of the company’s cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure. But it takes a lot of water to keep the data servers cool. The Pryor center used more than 1.

A lawmaker is criticizing decisions to award hefty raises and salaries to members of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s administration.

Konawa Lake will be closed for much of the day this Wednesday, Feb. 25 ss Oklahoma Gas and Electric performs a land management procedure on the lake’s “island.” According to Tim Coffey, who works at OG&E’s Seminole Power Plant, all boat docks and access areas will be closed between 5 a.m.

The Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department and the Bureau of Indian Affairs – Missing and Murdered Unit initiated a search operation Feb. 17, related to the ongoing investigation of missing persons Molly Miller, a Chickasaw citizen, and Colt Haynes.

Applications are being accepted for Class XXIII of Leadership Seminole.