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Zain Caputa was not your average 13-year-old. She lived a life without regrets by doing anything she decided she wanted to do. “She did Irish dancing, she played the violin and trombone, she joined Girl Scouts, and she did theatre,” Zain’s mother McCarren Caputa said. “If the child wanted to do some

PIEDMONT - Woodward advanced into the Class 5A regional basketball final with a solid 64-46 win over Guymon here Thursday night. The Boomers will play at 2 p.m. on Saturday, likely against host Piedmont. The second-ranked Wildcats played Santa Fe South late Thursday.

A man serving life in prison for the murder of Pawnee County Sheriff Dwight Woodrell has been indicted in federal court this week for racketeering. Federal prosecutors say far from going to prison to learn his lesson, James Taylor became a powerful member of the Universal Aryan Brotherhood gang and

Let's join Associated General Contractors of Oklahoma in recognizing three top commercial construction specialists for 2018. Builder The trade group named Goldsby Construction LLC CEO and founder Chris Goldsby as Builder of the Year. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in environmental design from t

Surprise! Reba McEntire just dropped a new song, "No U in Oklahoma," from her upcoming Stronger Than the Truth record. McEntire co-wrote the song with Ronnie Dunn and Donna McSpadden.

WOODWARD, Okla. — Oklahoma State Department of Health Director of Communications Tony Sellars confirmed Tuesday the death of a Woodward Middle School student over the weekend was from bacterial meningitis.

PRYOR, Ok. - The Mayes County Sheriff's Office says 107 cattle were stolen from a pasture east of Pryor, OK. The Sheriff received the larceny report on Thursday, February 21st.

There will not be a need for a city commission election in Woodward this year, but the board will have one new member. Two offices were up this year and at the end of Wednesday's filing period there was only one candidate for each position.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Federal prosecutors have questioned four FBI agents and an informant as they continue to present evidence in the trial of a man accused of planning to detonate a bomb outside an Oklahoma City bank.

CARNEGIE, OKLAHOMA -- You might not notice at first, but start reading the business signs on Carnegie's Main Street and you'll find a familiar name. Liberty Dental, Liberty Floral, Liberty Drug, and the original, the oldest continuously operated theater in Oklahoma, a theater that first opened in 19

The City of Woodward will see new automatic water meters in the near future after the Board of City Commissioners approved bids for an automatic meter reading system Tuesday night during a regularly scheduled meeting.

Oklahoma officials are working to keep a disease affecting deer out of Oklahoma. Nicknamed, “zombie deer disease,” Chronic Wasting Disease has showed up in deer and elk in every state bordering Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma - Oklahoma's minimum wage could go up if state lawmakers pass two new bills. One proposal would bump the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.50 per hour for everyone.

Britney Tiger “had a heart of gold,” according to her sister Jessica Tyson. Jessica told Dateline that, as a mother, sister, daughter, aunt and friend, Britney always wore a smile and forever lent a helping hand.

Following a Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News series documenting incidents in which sexual predators moved from church to church with little or no accountability, Southern Baptist leaders have begun discussing proposals to target the problem. Oklahoma preachers are among those supportin

TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma native and country legend Reba McEntire released a new song off her upcoming album Friday and her home state gets a mention in the title. “No U in Oklahoma” was co-written by McEntire, Ronnie Dunn and Donna McSpadden, according to Rolling Stone. The song is an upbeat breakup

OKLAHOMA CITY — Tens of thousands of disabled Oklahoma veterans soon may be able to drive for free on the state’s turnpikes under a proposal working its way through the Legislature.

WOODWARD, Okla. — A seventh-grader has died over the weekend, and officials believe the cause was bacterial meningitis, according to Woodward Public Schools Superintendent Kyle Reynolds.

The weather outlook for Tuesday could include some snow and possibly some freezing rain, says Woodward Emergency Manager Matt Lehenbauer, but reminds folks the forecast is a prediction.

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