Domestic abuse in Bartlesville leads to the arrest of a 36-year-old male. Richard Dempsey Osburn was arrested following a heated argument with his girlfriend which led to him throwing punches according to an affidavit. He fled his home in a silver Lincoln Navigator once she said she would call th ... read more »

The Washington County Health Department and the Osage County Health Department are advising that now is the time for parents to take their children to get vaccinated before school starts. According to the health departments, child care facilities, schools and colleges are highly susceptible t ... read more »

A Bartlesville man appeared in front of a judge at the Washington County Courthouse today. Caleb Fuller is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute as well as driving with a suspended license. According to an affidavit, an officer pulled over ... read more »

National HIV Testing Day is Tuesday, June 27, and the OSDH is encouraging everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 to get tested at least once in their life as part of their routine health care. People with certain risk factors should get tested more often. According to the Centers for Disease ... read more »

A court date has been set in the trial of Tyler and Jeremy Reece who are accused of kidnapping and murdering Rick Holt of Pawhuska. The preliminary hearing is set for July 31 in the Osage County Court. The brothers have been charged in the 2015 kidnapping and shooting of 46-year-old Holt. ... read more »

A Bartlesville woman appeared at the Washington County Courthouse today. Ali Caldwell is facing charges of unlawful entry and possession of methamphetamine. According to affidavit, an officer found Caldwell in a vehicle parked on the wrong side of the road facing the wrong way. The officer ap ... read more »

As summer is here and fishing season is underway, several local lakes have reported in about the waters and what's biting. Copan lake has reported in that elevation of the lake is below normal, and the water is murky. Channel, blue and flathead catfish slow on chicken liver, shad and worms be ... read more »

Projects for non-profit organizations and schools are coming to Bartlesville. These projects will be held on September 26 as Bartlesville Regional United Way's Day of Caring. Marketing Manager Abigail Singrey says that the Day of Caring, however, lasts longer than the day, saying it's mor ... read more »

The Osage County Board of Commissioners met this week, moving measures that are quote “procedural.” Osage County Commissioner Jerry Howerton, however, says that they had to move forward with what was on the agenda but that they need to discuss it further in the future before their nex ... read more »

The Nowata School Board has a relatively short agenda for its Monday evening meeting.  The agenda calls for the board to hear from achitect, J. T. Boynton.  Boynton will update the board on construction work going on at the football concession stand and bathroom project. Board membe ... read more »

One person is dead and four others were sent to the hospital as a result of an accident just before 2:30 Wednesday afternoon.  The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports 31 year-old Micheal Ray Long of Bartlesville was northbound on State Highway 123 730 feet south of the intersection with U.S. 60 ... read more »

KWON News learned just after 3:00pm that a rollover accident has occured on Highway 123 in Bartlesville.  The location is between Adams Boulevard and 14th Street in front of the Phillips 66 Research Center.  If headed Southwest on 123 to Barnsdall, please take 14th Street.  Check b ... read more »

Osage County’s Board of Commissioners discuss normal procedures in their meeting. The 8-year Road and Bridge Plan, the Kihekah Steh Powwow funding, and the one year, $800 a month social media contract renewal with Green County Marketing at the meeting was nothing new according Osage Cou ... read more »

The Pioneer Woman is partnering with the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce, the City of Pawhuska, and several local businesses to host a street festical on Kiheka Avenue on the Fourth of July. Vendors, food, and music is all slated to be held during the party. The annual Pawhuska Freedom Celebrati ... read more »

Bartlesville's Board of Education approves renovations to the Fine Arts areas in their schools on top of other building renovations. Superintendent Chuck McCauley says the major groundwork will be made in the Fine Arts Centers at Madison and the high school because it'll add 7,000 square ... read more »