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Rich, creamy and decadent, cheesecake is enjoyed across the globe. There are many famous cheesecake bakeries in North America, and those who can’t resist digging their forks into this beloved dessert may assume that cheesecake traces its origins there.

Today is the 175th day of 2021 and the fifth day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1901, the first major exhibition of Pablo Picasso’s work opened in Paris. In 1948, President Harry S.

When New York Democratic Rep. Mondaire Jones was at the White House for the signing of the proclamation making Juneteenth a national holiday last week, he told President Joe Biden their party needed him more involved in passing voting legislation on the Hill. In response?

June 27 th is National Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Injury Awareness Day. It is a day dedicated to raising awareness around the signs, symptoms, and stigma, associated with PTSD. As a former Infantry Officer with two deployments to Afghanistan this issue is deeply personal to me. The U.S.

Birthdays Dean Anderson, Sharon Beck, Kristina Blakley, Christopher Carney, Donnell Carter, Linda Coody, Briana Croce, Troy Dodson Jr, Kirah Edwards, Rhonda Factor, James Fowler, Marie Harbeston, Deneal Harjo, Wally Harjo, Symathia Hooper, Nature Hunn, Christopher Keisman, Pam Kolander, Marty...

A Wewoka businessman captured a burglary suspect on his property and held him until police were able to take him into custody. Jeremiah Kelly Gayler, 34, of Wewoka, was arrested June 12 and charged with second-degree burglary and possession of a controlled dangerous substance.

The landscape of Seminole’s northeast side is changing once again as Oklahoma’s smallest Indian Tribe constructs new facilities for its child support services operation.

A Tulsa man has been arrested and charged for sending threatening emails to KOTV Channel 6 directed at President Joseph Biden, unnamed members of the Congress, and their families, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson.

Above, Steve Kean of Fastenal, an industrial supply company, visits with students of the Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center about workplace safety Monday morning as part of Seminole Public Schools’ “Camp I Can.”

A nationwide blood shortage has reached Oklahoma, as blood donations have reached emergency low levels. The shortage has been worsened by consistently high hospital usage, leaving blood centers around the nation short of all blood types heading into the upcoming July 4th holiday period.