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White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Director Sara Carter, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner on Wednesday announced the Best Practices Toolkit: Addressing Homelessness and Addiction Through...

Multiple charges, including kidnapping, forcible sodomy and rape in the first degree were filed against a 44-year-old Wewoka man this week.

The City of Wewoka received a generous donation from nonprofit organization Glenn Kay Evans Farms, Inc. at their City Council meeting on Tuesday.

Monday-Friday⮚Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in.-Friday⮚Seminole High School football picture day 3-4 p.m.-Monday⮚First day of Fall 2026 semester at Seminole State College.

Birthdays-Today’s birthdays include Richie Beaver, Saundra Billie, Kendall Gore, Julie Henderson, Michael Hill, Nona James, Jon King, Amy McDonald, Lazarus McFerran, Robert Russell, Robert Rutledge, Benny Slusher, Shawn Snyder, Jazmine Steward, Harold Turner, Candace Waldroup & Jazmine...

Seminole’s City Council discussed updates on three of its major water infrastructure projects during its August meeting on Tuesday, including the new water meters, wastewater treatment plant, and water tower.

Seminole officials are looking at ways to improve the walkability of the town as it prepares for Impact Seminole’s Community Market.

The Thunder Fellows has selected a record 64 high school and college students for its 2026-27 program in Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District. Since its founding in 2020, the Thunder Fellows has had 168 students complete the program, 17% of which were first-generation college students.

Governor Kevin Stitt on Wednesday signed House Bill 1675, establishing stronger emergency-preparedness requirements for youth camps, outdoor programs and recreational campgrounds across Oklahoma.