Former Bartlesville REMAX realtor, Tammie Mooreland was on Wednesday's broadcast of Let's Make a Deal and she won.   Mooreland takes an every-other-year trip with her cousins and last July 27th the cousins visited Let's Make a Deal.  She says the show was originally set ... read more »

An Oklahoma man has been found not guilty by reason of insanity in the fatal stabbing of his father, who served as the state's labor commissioner at the time of his death.        Authorities say Christian Costello fatally stabbed his father, Mark Costello, in Augus ... read more »

Kismet Okyere does it again! Okyere is the Boys & Girls Club State Youth of the Year for 2018.    Boys and Girls Club Executive Director, Jason Barta says Okyere received the award Wednesday.   Barta says the club's staff and board is happy for and proud of ... read more »

The Nowata County Sheriff's Office has cancelled a Silver Alert it issued for 77 year-old John Daniels of Delaware Monday night.     Officials say Daniels has returned home.  The alert was issued on Monday after Daniels had not been seen since Sunday evening. ... read more »

A man seen stumbling out of his vehicle was booked into the Washington County Jail earlier this week. Dennis Pendleton stood before a judge at the Washington County Courthouse facing a charge of driving under the influence and driving under suspension. According to an affidavit, an officer ob ... read more »

An Oklahoma boy has made two impressive catches while fishing in Oklahoma.    With his father's help, 8-year-old Zaniel Cole, has done the unthinkable. Not only did Zaniel snag a 100-pound paddlefish, but he also managed to snag a rare shovelnose sturgeon the very same day! ... read more »

Governor Mary Fallin has signed a bill that helps protect victims from their sex offenders.   Fallin signed House Bill 1124, which prohibits sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet and loitering within 1,000 feet from their victims’ homes. Under current Oklahoma law, sex of ... read more »

A jury has found 38-year-old Kevin Dewayne Leffler of Tulsa, guilty of possessing an unregistered firearm after prior felony convictions, and possessing and intending to distribute methamphetamine.     The jury determined that Leffler illegally possessed six firearms, inclu ... read more »

The Bartlesville Symphony Orchestra has one more concert this season as it celebrates 60 years as Bartlesville’s own orchestra.  The final concert of the 60th Diamond Anniversary Season will welcome the highly-acclaimed Annie Moses Band on Saturday evening, May 5th at 7:30.   ... read more »

You are invited to a tree planting ceremony.  The city will plant a Nuttall Oak in Douglas Park at 11 o'clock Saturday morning.      This is the 35th year that the City of Bartlesville has hosted a tree planting ceremony in recognition of Arbor Day.   ... read more »

A Tulsa attorney is challenging the candidacy of Republican Attorney General Mike Hunter, claiming Hunter is not eligible to seek the office because he purchased a home and lived in Virginia within the last ten years.   Republican attorney general candidate Gentner Drummond filed the ... read more »

Water department crews will start work on a new section of Bartlesville next week.  The testing and flushing of fire hydrants started on Sunday.  The crews will start work Monday morning testing hydrants at the Caney River and moving west to State Highway 123 from 11th Street to the sou ... read more »

The Bartlesville City Council will meet at noon on Friday.  The Agenda calls for the council to act on an arbitration decision regarding Local 200 of the International Association of Fire Fighters and the city.  It’s possible that the council could ask voters to decide which one o ... read more »

A Ramona man accused of neglecting a dog stood before a judge at the Washington County Courthouse. Brandon Howell is facing a charge of animal cruelty for an incident that took place in February. According to an affidavit, the owner of an apartment building made contact with authorities in re ... read more »

The City of Bartlesville is continuing it's fire hydrant flushing, starting on Monday.    Beginning at the Caney River and going west to Highway 123, from 11th Street to the Southern City limits, crews will be flushing daily from 7-to-3 during the day.    D ... read more »