Clinton Public Schools Delay First Day of School
July 29, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha During Tuesday night’s school board meeting, Clinton officials have decided to delay the start of school by one week.
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Single Car Accident Lands Mt. View Woman Behind Bars
July 29, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha A Mountain View woman is in legal trouble after wrecking her vehicle near Weatherford, and allegedly damaging an Oklahoma Highway Patrol car after being arrested.
Reydon Youth Dies in Roger Mills County Crash
July 27, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha A 14-year-old Reydon girl lost her life Monday after being involved in a one vehicle accident in Roger Mills County.
UPDATE: Benevento Sentenced
July 28, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha A Clinton man who pleaded guilty to shooting his ex-wife was sentenced today after a bench trial inside the Custer County Courthouse.
City of Elk City to Seek Opioid Lawsuit Money
July 28, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha The Elk City Commission met in special session Monday night to discuss one item.
Bench Trial to Begin For Custer County Murder Suspect
July 27, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha A Clinton man accused of murdering his ex-wife will see a bench trial begin Tuesday in Custer County District Court.
Update on Search for New City Manager in Clinton
July 27, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha The search for a city manager for the City of Clinton will continue during a special meeting this week.
Felony Charge Handed to Canute Woman – Allegedly Provided Alcohol to Minors
July 27, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha A Canute woman was arrested in Cordell recently after allegedly providing a minor with alcohol and inappropriately touching the child.
WTC Burn Tower Named After Former Superintendent
July 24, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha The burn tower located on the campus of Western Technology Center in Elk City was renamed and dedicated Friday to former WTC Superintendent Hoyt Lewis.
Cordell’s Financials Are Strong Says City Manager
July 24, 2020 By News Director Jared Atha Despite a pandemic that has seen the economy in Western Oklahoma take a hit, one city leader says his community is seeing good sales and use tax numbers.
