Aug 28, 2019

A Bartlesville resident was arrested after fraudulently using a social security number to obtain a loan. Mauro Gonzalez was charged with felony identity theft during arraignments at the Washington County Courthouse on Wednesday. According to affidavit, the victim resides in Central California...read full story »

Aug 07, 2020

Bartlesville Public Schools and the City of Bartlesville have reached an agreement to provide an additional school resource officer for service at school sites. The agreement was approved at Monday’s city council meeting. Bartlesville Police Chief Tracy Roles says this will help students an...read full story »

Mar 10, 2020

Even though there have been no coronavirus related deaths in the state of Oklahoma yet, Pawhuska Superintendent David Cash is already bracing for the State Department of Education to take a financial hit because of the market uncertainties.   Cash elaborates on why the State of Oklah...read full story »

Jul 14, 2021

An increase in coronavirus cases is now reaching central Oklahoma, a coalition of medical professionals in the state said Tuesday.   The rise, first reported in northeast Oklahoma in June, has increased positive tests in Oklahoma County from about 2% on July 2 to 5.8%, said Dr. David...read full story »

Oct 21, 2020

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 1,307 new COVID-19 cases statewide in in Wednesday’s situation update. 19 new deaths are being reported in the state including four in Tulsa County for the second consecutive day. 870 Oklahomans are in the hospital due to COVID-19. Wa...read full story »

Sep 11, 2018

The Bartlesville Fire Department Honor Guard honored the lives of those lost during the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center seventeen years ago Tuesday morning. The 9/11 memorial was held at the Central Fire Station and the honor guard retired an American flag to honor the lost. City M...read full story »

Apr 19, 2019

24 years have past since a bombing devastated Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City Bombing is seen by many as the deadliest terrorist attack in United States history before the Sept. 11 attacks six years later. 168 people died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma Ci...read full story »

Oct 05, 2022

Arvest Wealth Management has announced that David Boyer will be the new vice president and trust officer of Arvest Trust Bartlesville. Boyer began working for Arvest in 1995 in trust administration and just recently worked in Dewey as the manager of the Central Trust Operations. He has also w...read full story »

Dec 09, 2020

The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 2,307 new COVID-19 cases in Wednesday’s situation update. 23 new deaths are being reported across the state, none of which were local. The latest update listed just under 1,700 Oklahomans in the hospital due to the coronavirus. Washi...read full story »

Sep 06, 2016

Tulsa police have identified two people who were killed in separate incidents last week. Tulsa Police Sgt. Dave Walker says 25-year-old Brianna Dean died on Friday after she was struck by a car. Police have arrested 26-year-old Brittany Payne Wright on a first-degree murder complaint in the c...read full story »

Dec 02, 2016

Both the Barltesville boys and girls basketball teams will head to the Bixby Invitational Tournament on Dec. 8-10 for their final games before finals and Christmas Break.  Bartlesville Radio will have coverage of the tournament, with day games on Sports Talk 1500 AM and FM 99.1. The even...read full story »

Feb 01, 2024

As we enter the first of February, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reports that the first child has passed away due to influenza. The death occurred in southeast Oklahoma and the child was only five years old.  Dating back to September of last year, there have been 900 influenza ...read full story »

Mar 05, 2020

The full Senate has approved legislation raising the minimum age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21. Senator Greg McCortney, a Republican out of Ada, is the author of Senate Bill 1423. He said the bill would align state law with the federal Tobacco-Free Youth Act, signed into law by P...read full story »

Oct 03, 2023

On Tuesday morning, the Osage County Health Department hosted a community partner forum in an effort to combat the rise of drug use across Osage County. Four years ago, the county ranked 22nd out of 77 counties in the state when dealing with drug related illnesses. That has now grown to 12. Publi...read full story »

Sep 04, 2017

A couple former Bartlesville Bruisn made a splash on big stages on Saturday in college football. Missouri State Tailback Calen Crowder rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns, as Missouri State lost at Missouri, 72-43. Crowder had a 75-yard touchdown run that was featured on ESPN.com. Cro...read full story »