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‘More People Sick or Dying’:

2 weeks ago By Maya Henry Oklahoma Watch

In five years, harm-reduction organizations distributed hundreds of thousands of sterile needles and syringes to drug users across Oklahoma, potentially saving lives and significantly reducing viral infection rates.

‘More People Sick or Dying’: After Five Years of Sterile Syringe Distributions, Harm Reduction Law Set to Expire

Seminole Joins in 250th Birthday Celebration

3 weeks ago By Ken Childers Editor

There will be plenty to do in Seminole this Saturday as the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.To start the day, the Masonic Lodge (1515 W. Wrangler Blvd.) will hold its monthly breakfast at 7 a.m.

Local Appointment

3 weeks ago By News Staff

Southwestern Oklahoma State University Dean of Students Dr. Wendy Yoder, past chair of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education’s Council on Student Affairs, congratulates Seminole State College Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Dr.

Okla. Education, Foster Care Bills Take Effect July 1

3 weeks ago By Barbara Hoberock Oklahomavoice.com

More than 100 new laws take effect Wednesday.Many deal with the state’s fiscal year 2027 budget, which begins July 1.Other measures though are expected to impact public schools, employee pay and youth in foster care.

OU Launches Sovereign Policy Intensive For Tribal Leaders

3 weeks ago By Staff Report

The Native Nations Center for Tribal Policy Research at the University of Oklahoma will launch its first Sovereign Policy Intensive in September, a new program designed for elected tribal officials that focuses on understanding broadly relevant federal systems grounded in departmental structures,...

Oklahoma’s CEP Offers Seamless Course Transfer

3 weeks ago By News Release

Across much of the country, students encounter expensive and discouraging hurdles when trying to transfer course credits between institutions.

OKC Zoo Announces Birth of Endangered Asian Elephant Calf

3 weeks ago By News Release

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden announces that endangered Asian elephant, Asha (31), has given birth to a female calf born on Friday, June 26, 2026 inside the Zoo’s elephant barn at Sanctuary Asia.

Chris Anoatubby Sworn in as Chickasaw Nation Governor

3 weeks ago By News Release

Chickasaw Nation Governor Chris Anoatubby took his oath of office as Governor during a June 26 oath of office ceremony at Ataloa Theatre on East Central University’s campus.

Chickasaw Nation Governor Chris Anoatubby takes his oath of office, administered by Chickasaw Nation Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Bellefeuille-Gordon, June 26, 2026. (Photo provided)

50 Years Ago

3 weeks ago By News Staff

After nearly four years of advance billing, the Bicentennial is here. In Seminole, the nation’s 200th birthday - the birthday of freedom - will be wrapped up into two hectic days of celebration Saturday and Sunday.

Supreme Court Enters Final Days of Term With Several Major Cases Still Undecided

3 weeks ago By Cate Slabotsky Gaylord News

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court heads into the final days of its term with eight opinions still outstanding, including decisions that could redefine the limits of presidential power, determine the future of birthright citizenship and resolve major disputes over transgender athletes and campaign...

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