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Two people were arrested for alleged drug and firearms violations in Osage County Monday. According to Osage County Sheriff Chris Wells, deputies conducted a traffic stop just before 10:10 am Monday on Interstate 35 at milepost 157. During the stop, deputies allegedly located illegal narcotics and an illegal firearm in the vehicle.

Detectives with the Montgomery County Sheriff's office conducted a traffic stop on a Chrysler Minivan at 4th and Maple St. in Independence, Ks. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Ashley Linton of Independence, KS and a passenger in the vehicle was identified as Ryan Banning of Independence, KS. During the traffic stop the sheriff's office Police Service Dog, Hector, altered to the odor of narcotics, allowing detectives to search the vehicle where they located methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. The driver took ownership of the narcotics and Banning was released from the scene.

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...

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.

Montana's At-Large Congressman Matthew Rosendale stopped by Oklahoma on his way back to Washington DC to meet with local Republican candidates running for Congress in the November election. He has chosen to endorse Josh Breechen for Congressional District 2. While in town, he visited Bartlesville Radio to discuss a variety...

Area prep football teams open practice this week. Summaries for three of them appeared last weekend. here are few more. —— DEWEY ...

Several hearty Bartlesville-area path pounders rounded out a field of more than 120 runners at Saturday’s Tess Trail 5K Run in Tulsa. Nowata’s Hester Burton won the female 65-69 age division (:47.44) and Bartlesville’s Lucas Brittain grabbed second place in the male 30-34 group (:54.58). Nowata’s Tonya...

With more than 45 wins in her first three seasons, Bartlesville High head volleyball coach Jen Ward has plenty of belief in the individual talent on this year’s roster. But, what she doesn’t have are All-Staters Mia Otten and Sydney Collins. Both four-year starters — beginning with the...

Football practice is here across the state of Oklahoma, as several area teams will likely start their action this morning. At Bartlesville High, the Bruins will have their first practice this evening at Custer Stadium. This will be the first official practice for first-year head coach Harry Wright. It has been a long offseason, about seven months, since Wright took the job early this year.

KANSAS CITY — A jury convicted a man on charges related to the fatal shooting of his girlfriend, according to Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker. On August 5, the jury convicted Brandon A. McDaniel, 27, Independence, of Murder 2nd Degree and Armed Criminal Action charges. According to court...

A Bartlesville man was arrested after causing a disturbance over the weekend. Jake Burn appeared at the Washington County Courthouse on Monday facing a felony charge of indecent exposure and a misdemeanor count of threatening to perform an act of violence. According to an affidavit, a worker at a business...

Bartlesville CITY MATTERS program aired on KWON AM 1400/FM 93.3-95.1 on Monday minus City Manager Mike Bailey. Our panel included City Works Director Keith Henry, Jerry Benedict with Adams Colf Course, Police Chief Tracy Roles and Ciy Clerk Jason Munninger. The City Bartlesville hits a new record---for collecting recyclable trash...

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — The Dog Day of summer will be held today, August 7, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Frontier Swimming Pool located at 312 South Virginia Avenue in Bartlesville. The pool will be closed to people starting today as well. The cost for the event...