Pawhuska, OK

A Bartlesville man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to cyberstalking and threatening to kidnap and assault U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern and his wife. Keith Charles Eisenberger, 39, made “concerning statements” dating back to November 2018, when Hern won his first term in the 1st Congressional District, with the threats escalating on social media and during visits to Hern’s offices in Tulsa and Washington, D.C., according to the U.S. attorney’s office in the Northern District of Oklahoma.

School Resource Officers in Bartlesville and Dewey will be better prepared to protect kids at school this fall, thanks to donation of three Ballistic shields. Kevin Lynch has lived in Bartlesville his entire life and is now a realtor. When he had a chance to provide ballistic shields to the school’s officers, he knew he had to do it.

Parents and Students across Oklahoma are getting ready to head back to the classroom. Several districts have already started school and others will return later this month. We want to make sure you're ready for the fall semester so we're inviting district leaders to go over their back-to-school plans. Bartlesville Public Schools superintendent Chuck McCauley joined News On 6 at 4 to go over his district's plans.

(Note: This is the first of a two-part feature.) If it’s almost football time that means fans can start salivating about the upcoming games with their team’s fiercest rival or rivals. According to the old maxim, familiarity breeds contempt. But, in football, familiarity breeds bruises, fire in the...

TULSA, Okla. — A man known for showing up uninvited to political events and trying to get close to politicians pleaded guilty Wednesday for cyberstalking and making multiple threatening statements regarding U.S. Representative Kevin Hern and his family. Hern represents Oklahoma’s first congressional district. Keith Charles Eisenberger, 39,...

The Collinsville and Skiatook Police Departments have been given ballistic shields today, which they say will help them keep their communities safer. The shields were donated by the nonprofit, Stand First Foundation. The foundation is run by the Rogers County Sherriff, Scott Walton. They donated five ballistic shields to law...

This fall, Bartlesville High School will be offering a new Osage Language course to its students where they will be taught a foundation in the Osage orthography, grammar, vocabulary, and culture. Speaking and listening comprehension, as well as reading and writing skills, are the main goals of the course. Osage...

City of Bartlesville police and fire officials are actively recruiting applicants for open positions — with one firefighter position and six police officer positions to fill in the immediate future, leadership for both departments said this week. Bartlesville Fire Department previously only accepted applications when it had open positions,...

The Bartlesville Art Association's 70th Annual Art Show & Sale is August 26 – September 23, 2022 at the Bartlesville Community Center Lyon Gallery. Appearing on COMMUNITY CONNECTION, board members Amy Jenkins and Janet Odden invited artists and art lovers alike to attend the event. The Opening Reception is Friday, August 26 from 5:00 – 7:00 pm . At 6:30 pm, the award winners announced.

The Dewey Bulldoggers are among several area teams that are hitting the practice field for the first time this week. Dewey is working under first year head coach Ryan Richardson who served as an assistant on last year’s team. The Bulldoggers face a lofty challenge as they move to...

The Osage Nation is delaying the opening of its new Bartlesville and Pawhuska casinos to 2023 due to supply chain problems with construction materials. Construction on both projects began June 15, 2021, with the Tribe announcing at the time expected openings in fall 2022. Now, the Bartlesville casino is expected to open on Oct. 27, 2023 and the Pawhuska location on Nov. 10, 2023.

The first day of classes for Dewey Public Schools is Thursday. Superintendent Vince Vincent tells Bartlesville Radio they are fully prepared to welcome the students back to school. Vincent also said the COVID protocols will a bit more relaxed this year than in the last couple of years as Dewey...

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — The Bartlesville Police Department is helping their community in more ways than one. A few weeks ago, a young boy's bike was stolen, but his father was able to give officers the serial number of the stolen bike, which can help the investigation. Sergeant Silver...

Editor's Note: In collaboration with the Bartlesville Area History Museum, the Examiner-Enterprise has revived the late Edgar Weston's 'Revisiting the Past' columns that ran in the newspaper from 1997-99. Weston's columns recount the history of Bartlesville as well as Washington, Nowata and Osage counties. Dr. Somerville has many memories of...

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — A Bartlesville man pleaded guilty Wednesday for cyberstalking and making multiple threatening statements against U.S. Representative Kevin Hern and his family. Keith Charles Eisenberger, 39, pleaded guilty to cyberstalking, threatening to kidnap and assault a member of Congress and threatening to kidnap and assault the...