Wagoner County American-Tribune

02/14/2025

Public engagement worked. We need more of it, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham, after a bill that sought to cut services from students on Individual Education Programs was pulled.

02/14/2025

It’s a brave new world for Captain America and a familiar world — the Marvel Cinematic Universe — for Tulsa’s Tim Blake Nelson.

A Tulsa-born actor, Tim Blake Nelson was introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2008's "The Incredible Hulk."

02/14/2025

The Senate president pro tem and the Democratic leader are concerned that the public squabbling will damage Oklahoma and its endeavors to attract new business investments from out of state.

02/14/2025

Officers responded Thursday night a Tesla went off the road near 91st Street and Riverside Drive and ended up in Joe Creek.

02/14/2025

Three bills designed to increase the odds of sports betting being legalized in Oklahoma advanced through a Senate committee on Thursday.

One proposal would allow the Oklahoma City Thunder to facilitate mobile sports betting on nontribal land. The Thunder and Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association have a meeting scheduled next week.

02/14/2025

The Common Good says its $2 million award will "allow us to think bigger than we've been able to in the past about some of the food and health access issues facing northwest Tulsa."

02/14/2025

Tulsa World readers shared the following stories from readers about the moment they met their true match.

02/14/2025

If you received an Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit and that student didn't attend private school for the entire time for which the credit was approved, you will hear from the Oklahoma Tax Commission: 1,855 Oklahoma taxpayers owe $5 million.

Tulsa World also obtained records showing state ended agreement with a vendor and added 20 new employees to directly operate the Parental Choice Tax Credit Program.

02/13/2025

One proposal would allow the Oklahoma City Thunder to facilitate mobile sports betting on nontribal land. The Thunder and Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association have a meeting scheduled next week.

02/13/2025

House Bill 1276 was the first bill to get a floor vote in the 60th Legislature. It lets individual districts decide how to control cellphones or to not regulate them at all.

02/13/2025

Two weeks ago, the OSSAA suspended Edmond North due to “two egregious acts of unsportsmanlike conduct.” Edmond North's appeal was heard at Thursday's monthly board meeting.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Edmond North's girls wrestling program, ranked third in Class 6A, will be eligible to compete in the postseason after the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association board unanimously

02/13/2025

Westbound lanes of the Broken Arrow Expressway were closed to traffic early Thursday after a rollover crash involving four vehicles.

02/13/2025

Tulsa World also obtained records showing state ended agreement with a vendor and added 20 new employees to directly operate the Parental Choice Tax Credit Program.

02/13/2025

He once dreamed of being Tulsa's first Black mayor. Now, BerThaddaeus Bailey is celebrating the election of Monroe Nichols while doing his own important work with My Brother’s Keeper Tulsa.

02/13/2025

Stitt defends decision to remove State Board of Education members and doesn't like the use of children as “political pawns” by politicians seeking higher office.

02/12/2025

The Southeastern Conference needs to get with the program and go to a nine-game league schedule.

The Sooners need a full, four-year rotation of the SEC's 8-game schedule.

02/12/2025

Cow & Cabbage will specialize in locally and regionally sourced produce and proteins created by a James Beard Award nominated chef.

02/12/2025

Whatever happened to places like Molly Murphy's, Camelot Inn, the Williams Center Forum and more? Why didn't they make it?