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The 2021 wildfire season is here, and while fires rage out west, Oklahomans also need to stay alert.
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Several businesses and homes on the east side of Seminole were left without power Tuesday morning after an SUV struck a utility pole along Wrangler Blvd, just east of the Grisso Mansion. Police say no one was seriously hurt and one person sustained minor injuries. —Staff Photo by Andy Wilson
Read moreMultiple law enforcement agencies responded to a potentially dangerous standoff situation after a search warrant was served in Seminole Monday evening. Fortunately, the situation was eventually resolved with no major injuries.
Read moreSeminole Fire Chief Fielding Lucas and the Seminole County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) have agreed to work together to improve EMS coverage for the entire county.
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The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded the Seminole State College Native American-Serving Nontribal Institutions program $2.25 million in a new grant.
Read moreAfter hearing stories of lost scholarships and unearned degrees, Sen. Mary Boren, D-Norman, is hosting an interim study to learn how Oklahoma can better accommodate pregnant students in high school, college, and CareerTech.
Read moreOklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) is reportedly advising its customers of a proposed rate hike to recoup nearly $875 million in costs incurred from winter storms that resulted in rolling blackouts across Oklahoma, including Seminole County, in February.
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