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As the weather warms and people take vacations from school and work, minds may shift to travel plans. Those with passports may find they can travel just about anywhere in the world to see the sights and soak up the culture of various lands.

STILLWATER, Okla. – Many Oklahomans are not only ready to get return to the office, but they also want to make sure that space is as safe as possible for staff and customers.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislation creating the Advanced Mobility Pilot Program, which could further the state’s investment in emerging advanced transportation technologies, was signed into law by the governor on May 19. Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, was the author of Senate Bill 1688.

The Oklahoma Restaurant Association (ORA) is supporting restaurant employees who have lost their jobs while the state continues to battle the pandemic. Even as some restaurants re-open, they do so without being fully staffed because of social distancing guidelines.

“Finally, That’s all I have. No. I’m kidding. I’m so glad I’m graduating with you guys. I know none of us even talk, honestly, but I know when I moved schools, I hated it. I felt out of place. Their class was so close, they all joked together and got along so well.

May 28, 1935 A Wolf area man was acquitted of charges of horse theft and disturbing the peace Friday in the Court of Justice of the Peace J.L. Hines. The horse theft charges were dropped at the recommendation of Assistant County Attorney Tom Biggers.

Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter is warning nursing homes and assisted living facilities to not try and access Medicaid recipients’ COVID-19 stimulus funds.

STILLWATER, Okla. – Oklahoma State University is working to provide individuals, communities and public and private agencies with insights about how best to apply resources to speed up recovery from economic disruptions caused by COVID-19.

The Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association Board of Directors backed away from a three-phase proposal to start summer activities on June 1 with social distancing and sanitation guidelines. The motion to approve the plan failed on a 7-6 vote.

There is a lot of debate about whether Dak Prescott is worth what he’s asking for, but that’s missing the point. If you want to argue that the Dallas Cowboys should move on from Prescott instead of paying him a long-term extension, that is reasonable. He will command a lot of money.