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Tens of thousands of Oklahomans who financed their vehicles are on the brink of a financial meltdown, caught in the tightening grip of negative equity. Tyler Letson, an expert from Frisco CDJR, sounds the alarm on a growing crisis that threatens to ensnare countless car owners in a financial trap that’s hard to escape.
Read moreIn recognition of National Suicide Prevention and Recovery Awareness Month this September, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is committed to advancing public understanding of suicide prevention and enhancing support for substance use recovery.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Luke Armstrong, Marissa Byrd, Gary Cloud, Angela Daniels, Leroy Davis, Tom Gasaway, Barbara Hanson, Patrick Harjo, David Harris, Jim James, Casey Lynch, Curtis Roberts, Daniel Roberts, Mason Seeley, Hannah Self, Amber and Ashley Soule, Frank Streater, Jack Tiger Sr, Kyler Truitt, Benjamin Tucker, Cheyenne Ward, Makaylee Wheeler & Bill Wilson.
Read moreHeritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. (405) 382-2156
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An Oklahoma County man is facing three felonies stemming from a gunfire exchange incident at an area marijuana grow house earlier this month.
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OKMULGEE — Seeking a modern approach to community wellness and policing, the Muscogee Nation has developed a first-ever Tribal Crisis Intervention Team Training. The course is a critical component in improving the Lighthorse Police Department’s response to mental health crises. The knowledge and skills these participants will learn provides critical insight into the recognition of, communication methods with, and coordination of resources for persons experiencing a mental health crisis.
Read moreTHUNDER - After a busy offseason, the Oklahoma City Thunder prepare for the 2024-25 campaign as a title favorite. They bolstered their depth with the additions of Isaiah Hartenstein and Alex Caruso.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC) announces the Thrive Grants awardees, funded by The Andy Warhol Foundation’s Regional Regranting Program. Thrive Grants support innovative, artist- led projects in Oklahoma with $60,000 in total funding, distributed in $10,000 or $5,000 grants. Projects must result in a public program, such as exhibitions or performances. Selection prioritized projects with career impact, artistic merit, community engagement, and collaboration, especially those involving BIPOC artists or non-urban communities. Here are the awardees for this cycle: Nicole Emmons (OKC, OK),Gabriel Friedman (OKC, OK), Kalup Linzy (Tulsa, OK), Bryanna Mitchell (OKC, OK), Đan Lynh Phạm (Tulsa, OK), Jennifer Saenz (Mustang, OK), Denae Smith (OKC, OK), Jordan Wright (Bixby, OK).
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