A day after Oklahoma Superintendent of Schools Joy Hofmeister said she would “work with any criminal investigation” conducted into Epic Charter Schools, one state lawmaker said she plans to ask Hofmeister if that cooperation is even possible.

The woman is accused of taking more than $15,000 belonging to Alpha Assessments and Counseling and Alpha Health and Wellness over a two-year period. She faces up to eight years imprisonment, a fine of up to $10,000 and restitution.

EDMOND, Okla. — Close to 150,000 Oklahomans held licenses to use medical marijuana as of July 1, according to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. As a result employers have had concerns about how to handle legalities in the workplace. Two area attorneys addressing a recent Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon said the state Legislature took a large step toward clarifying the workplace laws on medical marijuana licensure and use with the Unity Bill it passed earlier this year.

Bassist Russ Jones of Mason Jar Revival says he welcomes the chance to play a concert benefiting victims of late May floods.

A proposal to raise the Pontotoc Technology Center’s mill levy would allow the school to expand its programs more quickly to meet demand for career training, Superintendent David Lassiter said Wednesday.

An Ada man is being held in the Pontotoc County Justice Center in lieu of a $100,000 bond after allegedly striking his fiancé’s brother in the neck with a machete.

A 1969 editorial in The Pictorial Press called the voyage of Apollo 11 the fourth most significant feat in the history of man, "surpassed only by the moment of man's creation and the birth and death of Christ."

PORTER — Porter will celebrate an abundant peach crop with pageantry, carnival rides and a new park.

Area school administrators are monitoring allegations that Epic Charter School inflated enrollment figures to get more state funding.

The Greater Muskogee Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism (GMACCT) will donate proceeds from the 2019 Bravado Wireless REAL. Okie Championship APT Pro Golf Tournament to eight local charities; a total donation of $23,900.

A Norman High School assistant principal was arrested in Canadian County Tuesday on a sexual assault complaint.

As our nation celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, the first to put humans on the surface of the moon, Stillwater residents got the chance to hear first hand what it’s like to go to space.

The condition of both drivers was listed as apparently normal, according to the report, and the cause was "fail to yield from stop sign." Both drivers were wearing seat belts.

The Choctaw Nation Election Board certified a winner in the District 11 Tribal Council Race on Wednesday.

Bishop asked the man if he had been naked in his yard holding a red gas can, according to the affidavit. The man said he did not own a red gas can.

Milo, the coonhound puppy born with upside down paws, is now six months removed from the surgery that began the process to him having the ability to walk. His caretaker, Jennie Hays of Oliver and Friends Farm Rescue and Sanctuary in Luther, adopted Milo when he was just a few weeks old. 

Police asked the man what he wanted the 12-year-old girl to do and he said he was not sure, according to the affidavit.

NORMAN — A Norman High School assistant principal was arrested in Canadian County on Tuesday on a sexual assault complaint.

Assistant Fire Marshal Bill Moss said they have not determined the source of the fire and that they may not be able to, although they do know it was an electrical fire that started on the front porch.

WAYNOKA, Okla. — At first glance, there is nothing remarkable about the large, rectangular patch of concrete in a cattle pasture northeast of Waynoka, in Woods County.

UPDATE (2:45 p.m.): Authorities investigating Norman High School assistant principal who is alleged to have drugged and raped a woman in his home two months ago say there could be additional victims from separate incidents.

The Ada City Council signed off Monday on a cooperation agreement with the Chickasaw Nation Housing Division and the Chickasaw Housing Authority

Jantzen said she is excited to ply her skills, see how well she can pilot the already well-aloft Enid fixture and maybe climb a little higher. 

Beginning the college admissions process can be stressful and confusing for high school students, but the Cherokee Nation Foundation has been hosting a week-long camp at Northeastern State University for those hoping to standout among other college hopefuls.

Muskogee High School's Rougher Dog logo keeps its scowl, glare and hard hat, but it won't be lugging its wrench.

Cliff McMurray did his best to fight the enticing call of sleep. The 12-year-old was determined to stay awake through the entire 22 hours Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin spent on the moon during the Apollo 11 landing on July 20, 1969.

Muskogee Medical Center Authority trustees signed off this week on a second $825,000 loan that will provide the means to replace the remainder of police department's aging fleet of patrol cars. 

Funding for a turnover audit requested by Muskogee County Treasurer Robyn Boswell after she took office July 1 likely will be included with appropriations to her office for fiscal year 2020.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is partnering with Eufaula/Canadian Tribal Town to host a VA claims event to identify and assist veterans who may have presumptive disabilities and who might be eligible for a VA pension. The event will be from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. July 23, Eufaula Indian Community Building, 800 Birkes Road, Eufaula. This event is free.

For 28 years, Corey Atchison sat in prison, arguing for his innocence. On Tuesday, it became a reality when a judge overturned his life sentence.

Jon Wolff, outside legal counsel for the city, said the move would mean "savings north of half a million (dollars)," for Enid.

Duncan Police arrested a man on Saturday afternoon after responding to a disturbance where a man allegedly threatened to stab someone.

Enid’s Retired Senior Volunteer Program held a fan donation to seniors in the area Tuesday.

Residents will have the chance to battle it out and win cash for themselves and their favorite school or charity, all while supporting a good cause.

Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Director Ricky Adams said the agency is rebuilding after a decade of budget cuts.

Derrick Silas, city of Enid's director of electronic communications, said it was an accident the city's official Twitter account liked a recent post from President Donald Trump.

Murder charges await two suspects in the shooting death of Sawyer English, 24 of Edmond.

Officials say the woman attempted to hire a hitman to kill her estranged wife and her estranged wife’s new boyfriend.

A child turns to a teacher and says, “I don’t want to go out. It’s too hot.”

Sen. Greg McCortney and Rep. Ronny Johns spoke Friday at a legislative breakfast.

"It's a great museum with a great story to tell, that plays a huge role in our state's history, and it's a really fantastic facility with a lot of great people there."