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A Pawhuska man who allegedly shot at two Osage County deputies has formally been charged. William Copple has been charged with two felony counts of shooting with intent to kill and an additional felony count of being in possession of a firearm after former felony conviction.   Copple ... read more »

Truity Credit Union employees are projected to donate nearly $104,000 in 2025 through the organization’s Payroll Giving Program. According to a news release, the initiative reflects Truity’s ongoing commitment to supporting local communities and making a meaningful impact through ... read more »

We have all heard of Farm Bureau, but when you ask someone what does your Farm Bureau do, most say they advocate for farmers and ranchers, but there is more.   Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Washington County Farm Bureau President Macy Strom and Notheastern Oklahoma Field Rep. Al ... read more »

There is a change to the opening night for Christmas in the Ville. Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tressa Cruse made the announcement on K-WON Tuesday that the event is being moved to Sunday evening from Saturday evening due to weather concerns.   Tressa also told ... read more »

Oklahoma Union Public Schools will receive a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation, helping the district focus on its mission to support students in learning their ABCs: achieving, believing, and changing. Arvest Wealth Management senior client advisor Hannah Bode and Arvest commercial bank ... read more »

OKM Music teams up with the Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve this weekend to host the 2025 Christkindl Market, a three-day celebration of music, artisan crafts, and European-style holiday charm.   The event runs Nov. 28–30 from 4–9 p.m. daily during Woolaroc’ ... read more »

One of northeast Oklahoma’s most beloved holiday traditions is ready to shine once again as Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve launches its annual Wonderland of Lights. Beginning Friday, November 28, the historic ranch will transform into a dazzling winter escape, illuminated by more t ... read more »

A teacher at a local technical school has been arrested and charged with felony counts of sexual battery and being in possession of child sexual abuse material.    Sean Edwards was arrested on these charges after a high school student disclosed a relationship between the two to ... read more »

At Monday's Osage County Commissioners meeting, Tourism Director Mary Beth Moore said advertising dollars are being put to good use. District Three Commissioner Charlie Cartwright gave a real life example as to why Moore is correct.   Moore said it took awhile to begin seeing the ... read more »

Bartlesville Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred Friday evening at the Westside Pub in the 1800 block of SW Frank Phillips Boulevard. Officers were called to the scene around 7:20 p.m. and found a man with a stab wound to the abdomen. Police say the suspect remained at the scene ... read more »

A major Broadway-style production brought big crowds—and big economic impact—to Bartlesville this week. Cirque Dreams Holidaze wrapped up its 11-day rehearsal residency at The Center, drawing more than a thousand people to Thursday night’s national premiere performance. &nbs ... read more »

A Tulsa man is facing a felony charge after allegedly allowing an inmate to use his City Tele-Coin (CTC) account to make phone calls that violated a protective order. 19-year-old Imani Harper was charged on Friday with pattern of criminal offenses. According to the Washington County Sheri ... read more »

A federal jury convicted a Collinsville man of kidnapping and four counts related to domestic abuse and violence. Jerry Charles Creek, Jr., 55, was convicted of two counts of Assault of an Intimate/Dating Partner by Strangling and Attempting to Strangle in Indian Country; two counts of Assaul ... read more »

The Washington County Commissioners have a brief agenda for their Monday morning meeting. The commissioners are expected to finalize bids for a six-month supply of road materials and also declare five vehicles from the sheriff’s office as surplus. Monday’s meeting begins at 9: ... read more »

It is early in the 2026 campaign cycle and the candidates often choose to visist KWON on their travels across the state.   Appearing Friday on KWON RADIO's COMMUNITY CONNECTION, State Representative John B. Kane (R) came into the studios with Republican candidate for Attorney Gen ... read more »