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Two employees of a Seminole County marijuana farm have been indicted on federal charges relating to illegal foreign pesticides.

Seminole High School played host to the Oklahoma City Thunder’s Youth Basketball Camp on Thursday. Campers receive coaching from Thunder-certified youth coaches and are led through developmentally appropriate drills

Charges have been dismissed against a woman accused of murdering her aunt in Sasakwa nearly three decades ago.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Arts Council Oklahoma City is officially launching its 2027 Artist Application Season, inviting artists, performers, culinary creators, young leaders, and creative entrepreneurs to apply for opportunities that help shape one of Oklahoma City’s most celebrated cultural traditions.

The annual Chickasaw Historical Society (CHS) Ittafama Ithana (Gathering to Learn) Conference provided an opportunity to connect historical knowledge with contemporary Chickasaw identity and explore Chickasaw culture. The annual conference was conducted May 21-22 at OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark.

As extreme weather events and unpredictable storms become the new normal, homeowners are looking for ways to safeguard their properties.

The state expects to spend $145,000 to operate its Oklahoma-centric booth at the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C.

Two Oklahoma arts organizations have been awarded federal arts funding to support their celebrations of America’s 250th birthday in 2026.

Acting on City Manager Don Best’s recommendations, the Seminole City Council agreed in essence Thursday to more than $140,000 in slices from Best’s proposed budget for the 1976-77 fiscal year.

Our Blood Institute is helping bring the Miles of Kindness documentary to communities across Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle as filmmakers travel historic Route 66 this July, sharing powerful stories that highlight the lifesaving impact of blood donation.