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Two of the state’s largest tribes are hoping that new lawsuits, aimed at holding social media companies accountable, will help address mental health issues sweeping youth across their reservations.
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Visitors heading into Dallas for the OU vs. Texas game this weekend should be aware on the road as October begins peak season for animal collisions.
Read moreWASHINGTON — The first federal government shutdown in seven years has left hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed and members of the public struggling to understand what’s open, what’s closed and what might be delayed.
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Seminole State College is launching BLAST, a practical, for-credit professional development series designed for employers seeking to upskill teams and for individuals looking to strengthen their résumés. The course runs during the second eight weeks of the Fall 2025 semester and offers both college credit and digital badging for a program cost of $100. BLAST (SSC course code BA2301) delivers weekly, skills-focused sessions led by SSC faculty, industry partners and community leaders.
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No, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation has not changed its stop sign design to be in line with fall décor. A round bale of hay apparently fell off a truck or trailer early Friday morning as it traveled on Broadway/ Highway 270, momentarily snarling traffic until the bale was reclaimed.
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Former Seminole resident, local pastor and state representative Tom Newell has been tapped by Governor Stitt to serve on the Oklahoma State Department of Education Turnaround Team.
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