Police: DUI driver asleep at the wheel in Perkins

STILLWATER — A driver from Carney, who was found unresponsive along with a passenger in a truck at a stop sign on Washington and 152 Street in rural Perkins, has been charged with actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of liquor as a second offense, a felony punishable by up...

Huseman to graduate from UCO

EDMOND — The University of Central Oklahoma will honor roughly 1,068 fall graduates during its Fall 2025 Commencement ceremonies Dec. 12-13 at Hamilton Field House, the university announced.UCO President Todd G. Lamb will deliver remarks at each of the four ceremonies.Events begin at 1 p.m.

Investigators detail return trips, stolen guns and shots fired in rural Cushing

STILLWATER — A 20-yearold Cushing man who was convicted of methamphetamine possession last year has been jailed on $20,000 bond pending a Jan. 5 court appearance on charges of second-degree burglary, stealing an ATV and conspiring with three others to commit the crimes of burglary and vehicle theft.

Feed products stabilizing across the board

Feed markets entering late November showed a mixed but mostly steady posture, the kind that signals balance rather than uncertainty. Soybean meal in Kansas City drifted lower, shedding roughly fourteen dollars per ton, while hulls — both loose and pelleted — remained unchanged.

Tulsa steers command top dollar

Tulsa delivered one of the strongest markets of the week, and perhaps of the season, with steers and heifers jumping a blistering twenty-five to thirty dollars higher and isolated lots stretching forty above last week.

Pawnee Sale Barn – lambs go high, goats, low

Pawnee’s small-ruminant sale delivered a dynamic but divided market as lambs surged and goats softened.

Hay market reeling from 2024 surplus

The late-October hay market stood still — not weak, not strong, just frozen under the weight of oversupply and a damp year. Demand across Oklahoma remained slow, with producers reporting little movement and large inventories still stacked from previous seasons.

Tulsa Cows & Bulls stronger than other markets

Slaughter cows and bulls in Tulsa held stable to slightly higher, an encouraging note in a sector that has weathered two months of uneven footing.

OKC cows & bulls feel seasonal slowdown

The cow and bull sale in Oklahoma City reflected the seasonal slowdown that often arrives with Thanksgiving week, and this year’s mud only compounded it. With just 158 head moving across the scales, packer interest was described as light to moderate, and roughly half of the usual buyers were absent.

Lawmakers Ask AG to Investigate Oklahoma’s Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

OKLAHOMA CITY – A group of 21 Republican state lawmakers sent a letter to Oklahoma’s Attorney General requesting an investigation of the state’s COVID-19 response and hospital protocols during the pandemic.Sen.