Jays return home to host Blanchard for Homecoming Friday night
The Guthrie Bluejays return to Jelsma Stadium Friday night, looking to build on their first victory of the season when they host the Blanchard Lions…
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HEADLINES
City Council votes 5-2 to censure Councilwoman Menecca Gibbs
The Guthrie City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday evening to formally censure Councilwoman Menecca Gibbs over an incorrect statement she made concerning whether a tort claim…
District Attorney disputes Attorney General’s account of Guthrie human trafficking operation
Logan County District Attorney Jeremiah Gregory is challenging the Oklahoma Attorney General’s description of a recent human trafficking training operation in Guthrie, saying statements that…
Former Langston Assistant Fire Chief charged with assault and battery
A former Langston assistant fire chief has been charged with assault and battery following an alleged incident involving a female firefighter, according to the Logan…
NEWS
ODOT adding bollards along Division Street to address high-crash area
City Council to consider formal censure of councilwoman at Tuesday night’s council meeting
I-35 ramps at SH-33 in Guthrie to close nightly through October
Two killed in fiery early-morning crash at Ritzhaupt Park
Chalk Talk: Dr. Mike Simpson on projects, academics & the new school year
Guthrie Chamber’s State of the Schools highlights growth, new facilities, student opportunities
Monday fire draws 12 Logan County fire departments to Pine, Seward area
Two Killed in Highway 33 Crash; Commercial Driver Investigated for Impaired Driving
CRIME
Five arrested in human trafficking operation; three victims recovered
Police investigation leads to new allegations involving child sexual abuse; family member accused of cover-up
Driver charged with manslaughter nearly one year after fatal I-35 crash
Guthrie man arrested following OSBI child exploitation Investigation
EDUCATION
Chalk Talk: Dr. Mike Simpson on projects, academics & the new school year
Guthrie Chamber’s State of the Schools highlights growth, new facilities, student opportunities
Gov. Stitt signs statewide “Bell to Bell, No Cell” school policy into law
