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The Osage County Commissioners will meet in what appears to be a short meeting on Monday morning with several bids possibly being rewarded. The commissioners will most likely approve districts to go out for bid for a new pick-up mounted road striper.  The commissioners will also discuss ... read more »

UPDATE: The missing Coffeyville teen has been found.   18-year-old Caden Isle left on Wednesday and was reported missing yesterday. The Isle family and the Montgomery County Sheriff's office asked for the public's assistance in locating Isle. The sheriff's office rep ... read more »

The Washington County Commissioners will meet Monday morning to take care of several items. According to the meeting’s agenda, the commissioners will accept a $3,500 donation from the Cherokee Nation for the Washington County Volunteer Fire Department. They will also open two bids for b ... read more »

Traffic on the new bridge (formerly the Cherokee Bridge) in Bartlesville was blocked for a short time on Thursday evening.   Sgt. Chris Neal with the Bartlesville Police Department tells Bartlesville Radio that officers responded to a call of a male subject standing on the outside of ... read more »

Our lawmakers were stuck at the state capitol on Friday conducting the people's work, so, they phoned in our CAPITOL CALL program powered by Phillips 66 this week.   After the historic education bills were agreed upon, Reps. Judd Strom and John B. Kane as well as Senator Julie Da ... read more »

  Get Real Ministries has announced a new serving time for their Jesus Burger event which takes place the third Saturday of each month.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Pastors Rando and Shiloh Gamble said that Jesus Burger will now start at noon instead of 6pm on the th ... read more »

According to reports, former Nowata County Election Secretary Cary Freeman has been arrested for rape of a teenage girl. According to an affidavit, it started in September of 2022 and continued into March of this year.    A forensic interview led to the arrest of Freeman. Accord ... read more »

A Bartlesville man was seen in court on Thursday on the charge of domestic abuse against a pregnant woman. Chadd Null was arrested Wednesday afternoon after police responded to a domestic in progress. When police arrived, the victim told them that she had been physically assaulted by Null after a ... read more »

The Osage Hills State Park is hosting a free fishing clinic on June 2 starting at 9 a.m. The event starts with a presentation from the Department of wildlife. Staff will stay on hand for any of those who want to learn how to fish after the presentation has ended.  All tackle and bait wil ... read more »

Following Thursday's release of the trailer for "Killers of the Flower Moon," the Osage Nation issued a written statement reflecting on the culture shown in the movie.   "In 'Killers of the Flower Moon' the language you hear is taught by Osage Nation Langua ... read more »

The movie trailer for “Killers of the Flower Moon” was released Thursday morning by Apple Studios. Martin Scorsese’s epic film about the Osage Nation Murders over oil head rights in the 1920s was filmed primarily in Pawhuska with superstars Leonardo DiCaprio as Ernest Burkha ... read more »

Director of Water Utilities Terry Lauritsen gave an update about what could be happening for the city of Bartlesville’s Water Shortage Ordinance.  Lauritsen says, “We will likely move to Stage 4, the last stage in our ordinance and what we would consider 'critical,' i ... read more »

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) released on Thursday Volume 7 of his federal waste book, Federal Fumbles: Ways the Federal Government Dropped the Ball. In the report, Lankford outlines what he sees as waste and inefficiencies in the federal government and offers solution ... read more »

The Oklahoma Department of Health is investigating possible cases of bacterial meningitis from people who have swam in Copan Lake and the Caney River. In a statement, the department says they are working with health care providers and the CDC to investigate and provide further testing. Meanwh ... read more »

  Champagne Kane with  the Tri County Tech Foundation was our guest on COMMUNITY CONNECTION on Thursday.   Champagne explained that Tri County Tech does not accept funds from FAFSA or PELL (government funds). This means that Tri County Tech works with community partners ... read more »