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Oklahoma Union High School Senior Grant Reeves has been named a Patriot Auto Student of the Month for February, presented by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Reeves is a three-sport athlete at Oklahoma Union. He's involved with the National Honor Society, yearboo ... read more »

Barnsdall High School Senior Yasmina Bruton has been named a Patriot Auto Student of the Month for February, presented by Truity Credit Union and Bartlesville Radio.   Bruton is the senior class secretary at Barnsdall and spends most of her mornings at Tri County Tech. She is concurr ... read more »

During a special session of the Osage Nation Congress, an appropriations bill was discussed and a request of $150,000 to cease operations of Osage Home Health was approved in an 11-0 vote. The Ninth Osage Nation Congress opted to have that money come out of tribal funding.    Os ... read more »

Even after Tuesday's storms dumped between 2-3 inches of rain across the area, dangerous fire conditions are possible for Friday.   Here's News On 6 Chief Meteorologist Travis Meyer.   Since the weather conditions will support the spread of wildfires, the Nationa ... read more »

A Ramona woman is facing a felony charge after allegedly verbally threatening someone.   37-year-old Brandi Park was charged on Thursday with intimidation of a witness.   According to the Ramona Police Department, Park allegedly stood on the city street on Feb. 20 in fro ... read more »

The Osage Nation Sovereignty Celebration begins this week. Spread out over three weeks, things start on Friday at the Osage Casino and Hotel's Skyline Event Center with a comedy show at 7 p.m. Also at the Event Center, Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear will give a State of the Nation address at 11 ... read more »

A Collinsville man is facing a felony charge after allegedly shooting a cat at his residence.   49-year-old Shane Gosvener was charged on Thursday with cruelty to animals.   According to the Ramona Police Department, Gosvener was allegedly observed by neighbors in posses ... read more »

In the wake of President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress, Senator James Lankford shared his thoughts on the speech, highlighting its emotional moments, national security themes, and controversial policy proposals. Lankford praised the president’s remarks, descr ... read more »

With the United States Federal Government facing a funding deadline of next Friday to keep the government open, U.S. Senator James Lankford says he will be doing all he can to get a resolution passed.      Lankford said the White House announced they want funding that r ... read more »

The Senate Appropriations Committee passed a series of tax reform measures aimed at simplifying Oklahoma’s tax code, providing relief to individuals and businesses and promoting economic growth.  Senate Bills 304, 299, 291, and 60, authored by Senator Dave Rader, R- Tulsa, and Adam ... read more »

The deadline to apply for the Bartlesville spring citizen's police academy is this Monday. The program begins on Thursday, March 27th.  Applications are being accepted for the class, which runs through Monday, May 5th. Classes are held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each Thursday. Here is wha ... read more »

Arvest Wealth Management will host a financial planning happy hour on Tuesday, March 11, from 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. at Cooper & Mill, 200 Dewey Ave. in Bartlesville. This event is open to those wanting to learn how to plan for their financial futures, whether they’re just getting st ... read more »

  Elder Care is launching new programs to support caregivers, thanks to a grant from OK Cares, funded by Oklahoma Human Services.    Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, Micheal Colaw with Elder Care said the organization is introducing the Open Door Café on March ... read more »

The more than 80 wind turbines in Osage County ordered demolished by a federal judge will remain for a while after a federal court granted a stay in the order.   Osage Wind, LLC, a subsidiary of Enel Green Power North America sought the stay following a judge’s ruling last year ... read more »

A proposal to reform Oklahoma’s judicial selection process is moving forward after the Senate Rules Committee approved Senate Joint Resolution 6 (SJR6) in a 16-3 vote. The measure, introduced by Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton (R-Tuttle) and presented by Senator Brian Guthrie (R-Bixby), aims t ... read more »