You won't want to miss the spectacle of the Bartlesville Kiwanis Christmas Parade: "Christmas at the Movies" Saturday night at 6:30 in downtown Bartlesville.    Pat Gamble with Kiwinas says there will be over 80 floats in this year's parade with Gran ... read more »

Dewey High School Senior Shelbi Goss has been named one of the Patriot Auto Students of the Month for November, presented by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Goss is ranked first in her graduating class and has earned 6 college credit hours concurrently enrolled at Roger ... read more »

Dewey High School Senior Michael Cragun has been named one of the Patriot Auto Students of the Month for November, presented by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Cragun is tied for first in his graduating class and has earned 12 college credit hours concurrently enrolled ... read more »

The Pawhuska Christmas Parade is set to take place on Saturday evening in downtown Pawhuska. With the exception of a bit of a chill in the air, conditions are expected to be great all day long. Reba Bueno with the Pawhuska Chamber of Commerce encourages everyone to come hang out all day for what ... read more »

A Ramona woman was seen in court on Thursday on the charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. Dawn Hofbauer was charged with her second DUI since May. Officers were dispatched near HWY 75 and 2900 Rd when they found Hofbauer parked in the J-turn median. Hofbauer smelled of alcohol and ... read more »

The Bartlesville teen that was involved in the shooting on Windsor Way over the weekend was seen in Washington County Court on Thursday afternoon. 15-year-old Kale Casey appeared in person and is being charged as a youthful offender on the charge of shooting with intent to kill. Casey was als ... read more »

A local VFW post in Skiatook will be distributing toys to children this Christmas and they are accepting donations this Friday. If interested, bring a toy to Mom's Bargains and Bites at 215 E. Rogers Street in Skiatook from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.   This is the second annual Christmas ... read more »

A downtown Bartlesville restaurant is featured in the premiere Wednesday episode of "A Taste of Oklahoma," a new project from our partners at News On 6.   Crossing 2nd, has been a dream of Bartlesville resident and global traveler Sharon Hurst. News On 6 Anchor Kristen Weav ... read more »

Elliott Investment Management has invested $1 billion in Phillips 66 and is urging the company to revamp its board of directors to boost performance, but the company is pushing back on calls to change. Elliott recommended the board appoint two new directors, as a solution to what they claim i ... read more »

Oklahoma death row inmate Phillip Hancock was executed Thursday morning, even though the Pardon and Parole board recommended clemency for him in October. Last month, the Pardon and Parole board recommended clemency in a 3-2 vote after Hancock's lawyer argued a new jury should take a look ... read more »

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford has been clear that he, along with his Republican colleagues will not support a national security package that doesn't include funding for the southern border.  Lankford is the leading Republican on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs ... read more »

OKWU Basketball hit the road on Wednesday night for a conference clash with St. Mary's college in Leavenworth and left with a split result. Starting with the women, they played the Lady Spires close through the first three quarters as it was tied at half 32-32. They trailed after the thir ... read more »

  Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Charlene Dew, Big Brothers/Big Sisters Bartlesville Area Director, and Mitch Tate, Resource Board Chair, talked to us about being a mentor and the upcoming Bowling for Kid's Sake event.   Mitch Tate told the audience that as the natio ... read more »

A man is receiving medical help after landing his vehicle in Lee Lake early Thursday morning thanks to the quick work of a Bartlesvile police officer and an off duty firefighter.   Bartlesville Police Dept Capt. Daniel Elkins tells Bartlesville Radio that the officer and fire fighter ... read more »

A Bartlesville man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted for recording women undressing at a Tulsa store. Brandon Toy pleaded guilty to 10 counts of Peeping Tom with electronic equipment. On Monday, a Tulsa judge sentenced him to five years in prison on each charge. Toy will serv ... read more »