A Midwest City woman called 911 at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday to say she had just shot someone and is now facing murder in the first degree charges.
Dianna Elaine Sanders, 49, used the pay phone at the 7-11 convenience store located at 8301 NE 10th Street to alert police of the shooting.
She told a 911 operator, "You might want to send an ambulance to 930 N...
A host of elves dressed in City of Midwest City attire have been hard at work in Joe B. Barnes Regional Park.
Eighteen years ago, Midwest City started a new Christmas tradition with the Holiday Spectacular and today that tradition is still going strong.
Every year, work starts earlier and earlier to pull off this holiday event which is one of the...
It’s called "The Battle of the Border" when the Harrah Panthers take on the McLoud Redskins, and it lived up to its name providing a controversial nail bitter. The Panthers were dealt a second last minute defeat in as many weeks after taking a 29-28 loss to McLoud.
Veteran’s Day is behind us. While this was a great day to celebrate those who make the ultimate sacrifice, Midwest City - due to being a military town - knows that such a commemoration is necessary all year long.
A local non-profit, Oklahoma Honor Flight, embodies that spirit perfectly as its entire purpose is to honor Oklahoma veterans who served in WWII by sponsoring a trip to Washington D.C. to see the memorials built to recognize their service.
Born out of the collaboration between state representative Gary Banz and Sherry Sprager, upon Sprager’s father, Al Willoughby, having to go through Dallas Honor Flights for the trip to the nation’s capital. They spotlight WWII veterans from all around Oklahoma to prevent that from occurring again.
The regular season is over, and the Carl Albert Titans upped their record to 8-2 going into the playoffs after a dominating 44-7 win over the El Reno Indians. Just like many of Carl Albert's recent games, this game was over from the very beginning.
The Rose State College Small Business Development Center and the Oklahoma Bid Assistance Network are cosponsoring a free conference geared toward active duty military, spouses and veteran entrepreneurs or those who are thinking about starting a business.
The conference will be 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Rose State College Professional Education Center, 1720 Hudiburg Drive in Midwest City.
Major General Myles Deering, the Oklahoma Adjutant General who commands various elements of the Oklahoma National Guard, will deliver the keynote speech. Deering commanded the rescue effort during Hurricane Katrina and also led the state’s Guard during their tour of duty in Iraq.
Choctaw continues to dominate the One Act State Play competition with the sixth state tech crew award and ninth state championship under the direction of Mary Jane Burton.
The tech award is given to the school that scores the highest for set design, make-up and costuming, lighting, sound and load on/off set. Heath Weselak, set construction leader, explained, "Tech is behind the scenes. [We are] everything that happens magically. [We are] the support of the cast. We’re back stage making sure everything is running smooth and making everything as perfect as possible."
The tech crew sets the scene for the play, deciding how the audience will see the actors on stage.
This year the stage turned dark with the production of The Bad Seed by Maxwell Anderson.
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