Stillwater, OK News

• Stillwater, OK News
• Stilly Studio: New label, same Red Dirt sound for Sullins and Last Call Coalition
• New chief: Perkins police must grow with the city
• Payne County judge dismisses lawsuit against former OSU coach Eddie Sutton
• Stillwater High School graduates 365
• Man charged with exposing himself
• Stillwater girl loves to go whole hog
• Stillwater High seniors graduate Friday
• Stillwater school system nears deal on Cimarron Plaza
• State tax cut deal runs aground in House
• Superintendent Ann Caine says Stillwater schools can't afford to expand school calendar
• Oklahoma State administrator sets another record
• Prosecutor says Open Meeting Act complaint registered
• Oklahoma State may overhaul admission requirements
• NEW: Former Pawnee County Sheriff Roger Price faces new charge
• Friends helping injured Stillwater man rebuild home, life
• Stillwater schedules public hearing on budget
• Payne County Commission will revisit road-tax issue
• OSU administrator goes for a rowing record
• District 2 County Commissioner candidates discuss the issues
• Stillwater Planners OK new home for apartment complex
• Uranium levels high in Coyle water
• Stillwater will launch curbside recycling in July
• Oklahoma senators propose small income tax cuts
• Payne County Commissioner says Oklahoma Meeting Act followed
• Vote gave District 3 extra money in April
• Road tax divides Payne County Commissioners
• Stillwater Chamber officials say trip will expose residents to business side of Spain
• Butterflies show their colors
• Stillwater woman says attack was hate crime
• Oklahoma State will make Monroe Street safer for pedestrians, bicyclists
• Special Olympians take home medals, memories
• Special Olympians enjoy fun and games
• Man charge after Facebook encounter
• Stillwater Superintendent Ann Caine gets a contract extension
• New Social Club for Singles in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• NEW: CVS/pharmacy planned for Stillwater
• Stillwater City Council OKs drilling at Lake McMurtry
• Stillwater school buildings win energy stars
• Faculty Council: Professors should see peer reviews
• Special Olympians ready for the games
• Time runs short for state tax cuts
• STILLY STUDIO: Cody Canada, Seth James agree that change sounds good
• More commencement exercises scheduled Saturday
• BREAKING NEWS: True freshman Wes Lunt to start for Cowboy football team
• Oklahoma State remembers those killed in 2001 and 2011 plane crashes
• Tales of survival from Woodward's deadly tornado
• ALERT: Tornado warning for Pawnee County
• Severe thunderstorm warning area includes Stillwater
• Tornado warning in Stillwater and Payne County expired
• ALERT: Severe thunderstorm warning for Stillwater area
• UPDATE: Tornado Watch through Friday night for Stillwater area
• Langston University officer accidentally pepper sprays another officer
• Police look for information on Sunday vehicle shooting
• NEW: Sheriff's office confirms bones found are those of missing elderly man
• Funeral scheduled for Perkins couple who died in crash
• BREAKING NEWS: Oklahoma State University's women's basketball team reaches semifinals of WNIT
• BREAKING NEWS: Oklahoma State's women's basketball team advances to quarterfinals of the WNIT
• Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy's new contract: Nearly $4 million this year
• Stillwater police release details on 10 TVs stolen from hotel
• BREAKING NEWS: Oklahoma State, Minnesota reach National Duals Finals
• Chemical reaction prompts evacuation at Oklahoma State University lab Thursday evening
• BREAKING NEWS: Oklahoma State University's wrestling team edges Oklahoma 19-18
• BREAKING NEWS: Oklahoma State football program releases its 2012 schedule
• BREAKING NEWS: Stillwater mayor a three-way race as filing period ends
• BREAKING NEWS: Intoxicated driver swerves toward Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper during high-speed pursuit
• NEW: Attempted purse snatching reported to Oklahoma State University police
• Oklahoma WONDERtorium plans Family Fun Night on Friday
• Call the sheriff's office if you get this call
• Bridal Showcase vendor recommends talking about wedding budget first
• NEW: Police investigate report of stabbing on the strip
• Police respond to teen armed with a knife
• Two FFA show pigs burned in Yale show barn
• Volunteers serve others at Stillwater community Christmas dinner
• Pickup loaded with holiday hams stolen in Cushing
• State senator files bill to allow some illegal immigrants to work in Oklahoma
• Two Oklahoma State University football players charged with misdemeanors
• Former Oklahoma State employee faces trial on embezzlement charge
• Drug agents arrest two in Morrison
• UPDATE: No bail for man charged with murder
• BREAKING: Murder charge filed against Cushing man
• Glencoe boys, girls, Perkins-Tryon girls win
• Stillwater police look for robber
• NEW: Stillwater residents gather for Veterans Day ceremony
• Stillwater Middle School receives technology grant
• Occupy OSU Stillwater group heads to Oklahoma Capitol for weekend demonstration
• NEW: Wednesday ceremony will honor crash victims
• Oklahoma science and technology secretary: State is well-placed to be a leader in unmanned aircraft industry
• Stillwater school district begins work on new Highland Park elementary
• Oklahoma State kicks off Homecoming week in Stillwater
• Libyan Oklahoma State University student: "The country will come ... to real rest."
• Stillwater man accused of assaulting three, then hitting sign
• Silver Alert issued for Coyle man
• Stillwater veteran participates in Oklahoma Honor Flight
• Oklahoma State students collect donations for wells in Rwanda
• Syndicated columnist, author Rami Khouri speaks at Oklahoma State University about Arab revolutions
• Oklahoma State theater department opens season with two one-act plays
• NEW: Payne County Commission lifts burn ban until further notice
• Plane that crashed in Guthrie may have run out of fuel, highway patrol says
• State department program brings Kenyan and Ugandan visitors to Oklahoma, Stillwater
• Stillwater High School Band prepares for critical stretch of marching season
• Oklahoma State gallery exhibition showcases steel sculpture
• NEW: Stillwater school district meets yearly progress standards for 2010-2011
• Retiring Oklahoma State professor leaves half-century legacy
• Perry man and woman die after weekend wreck
• Man shot in arm early Monday, Stillwater police say
• Ripley High School band nears fundraising goal for Pearl Harbor ceremony trip
• NEW: Big 12 to invite Texas Christian University, officials announce
• UPDATE: Two arrested after stabbing at strip club east of Stillwater
• Oklahoma State President Burns Hargis is new chairman of Big 12 Board of Directors
• Woman wants lawsuit against Eddie Sutton moved out of Payne County
• Brown University prof will discuss John Dillinger at OSU
• Kraft Foods recalls microwaveable pasta items
• Stillwater school district holds anti-bullying events
• Stillwater City Council to consider bids for airport hangar repair
• VIDEO: 45th IBCT partners with Afghan National Army
• Downtown Halloween Festival - Our Haunted Circus
• Stillwater firefighters wearing pink to promote breast cancer awareness
• Two teenagers charged in Cushing vandalism
• Saturday's Big Event to wrap up Celebration Stillwater Week
• No ice skating rink in downtown Stillwater this winter, Chamber of Commerce board chairman says
• Did Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy mistake shirt for Sooner gear?
• Big 12 presidents start shoring up the conference
• Stillwater area woman misidentified as driver in triple fatality wreck shares what she remembers
• UPDATED: Hollis teacher named Oklahoma Teacher of the Year
• Tickets remain for Stillwater Public Education Foundation gala
• Pac-12 commissioner: Conference committed to staying at 12 members
• Hollis teacher named Oklahoma Teacher of the Year; Stillwater teacher a finalist
• Richmond Elementary seeks pledges for fundraiser walk
• NEW: OSU/A&M Regents to discuss conference realignment Wednesday
• Stillwater school district adopts new standards
• Multicultural Greek Council will hold festivals at Oklahoma State in Stillwater
• Teacher of the Year will be announced Tuesday; Stillwater teacher is finalist
• Oklahoma State choral department invites community to sing
• Stillwater tech center provides training for Mercury Marine employees
• Red Cross is collecting items for portable school emergency kits
• More than 330 volunteers will work on United Way Day of Caring Thursday
• Police identify man who drowned at Lake McMurtry Saturday
• Glencoe man charged with lewd acts, rape by instrumentation, child abuse
• Coyle, Oak Grove school district voters approve bond issues
• NEW: Pawnee acting mayor Brad Sewell wins special election
• NEW: Stillwater school board approves land purchase
• UPDATE: Stillwater Chamber of Commerce goes back to original candidate for president and CEO position
• Hearing set in former Oklahoma State University employee's embezzlement case
• Stillwater remembers 9/11 victims
• Two Payne County school districts propose bond issues
• WWII-era plane to land in Stillwater Tuesday
• Three Oklahoma National Guard soldiers killed in Afghanistan, officials announce
• Oklahoma State researcher to study fish in extreme environment
• Oklahoma State officials to announce enrollment numbers at OSU/A&M Board of Regents meeting Friday in Stillwater
• Child suffers minor injuries in Stillwater house fire
• Meridian superintendent: Stillwater tech center's budget looks stable
• Oklahoma State fans gathering for football season opener in Stillwater
• Survey: Fewer Oklahoma State graduate degree alumni report being employed, more remain in state
• Oklahoma State professor shares South Africa research experience
• Exhibit at Oklahoma State University gallery in Stillwater explores artists' divergent visions
• Stillwater landmark Eskimo Joe's founder Stan Clark shares experience with Oklahoma State University business students
• Weekend grillers check rules: Burning still banned in Stillwater
• Stillwater artist casts two-time Gov. Henry Bellmon in bronze for Oklahoma State research center
• 6-year-old girl reported missing in Cushing, police say
• Meridian Technology Center instructors tour German auto plants
• Small Business Administration recognizes Stillwater's Eskimo Joe's
• Cushing police, autism advocacy group create autism registry
• Stillwater firefighters evacuate Wentz Hall residents at Oklahoma State University
• Panel discussion on Africa marks Oklahoma State University art gallery exhibit closing
• Back to School for Stillwater - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Oklahoma State University's Student Union renovations continue as fall semester begins
• Oklahoma State University officials conduct survey on university's long-term direction
• NEW: Family and friends honor Spc. Jordan Morris at Stillwater funeral
• NEW SATURDAY: Family, friends, supporters gather at Stillwater airport as soldier's casket arrives
• UPDATE: Service Saturday for fallen Stillwater soldier; supporters, protesters expected
• UPDATE: Former Oklahoma State coach Sean Sutton's drug charges dismissed
• Tulsa artist opens exhibition at Oklahoma State University Foundation
• Stillwater Regional Airport damaged during storm
• UPDATE: Service in Stillwater Saturday afternoon for Spc. Jordan Morris, killed in Afghanistan
• NEW: Funeral services for fallen Stillwater soldier tentatively scheduled for Saturday
• Stillwater area education officials embrace idea of No Child Left Behind waivers
• UPDATE: War in Afghanistan claims another Oklahoma soldier
• UPDATE: Department of Defense identifies Oklahoma soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Oklahoma State University campus comes alive as freshmen move in
• UPDATE: Soldier in Stillwater-based Oklahoma National Guard unit dies in Afghanistan
• NEW: Kingston soldier in Stillwater Oklahoma National Guard unit killed in Afghanistan
• Payne county judge orders Stillwater man to stand trial on child abuse charge
• Stillwater High School Marching Band prepares for upcoming season
• Stillwater Public Schools' bus routes posted
• UPDATE: Services pending for Stillwater-area soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Worker contends Oklahoma State University football coach Mike Gundy fired him for wearing a University of Oklahoma shirt
• Stillwater school transportation workers accepting school supplies
• Doll House stabbing case in Stillwater could be dropped Friday
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper makes DUI arrest after wreck
• Stillwater-area drought persists through rain
• Rep. Williams: Legislature will revisit tobacco bill in next session
• Stillwater lifts water rationing request
• NEW: Stillwater school district reports damage during Monday storm
• Three die in crash on S.H. 108
• Cushing Fire Chief: 600 acres burned in wildfire
• NEW: Three Oklahoma National Guard soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• UPDATE: Grad students will see a hit from federal debt deal
• Fire marshal determines gas leak caused Sunday fire
• NEW: Debt ceiling deal affects graduate student loans
• Oklahoma State professor works with food production company in Tajikistan
• Stillwater High School student will display art at Oklahoma City gallery
• Two residents burned in Stillwater duplex fire
• Stillwater native takes command of Marine Corps communications school
• Payne County Jail inmate accused of assaulting two jailers
• Perry firefighter collapses while battling wildfire
• Report to Stillwater city government recommends Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority for power contract over GRDA
• Stillwater's Meridian Technology Center board hears briefing on Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance
• UPDATE: Seven arrested in Stillwater police drug raid, charged with felonies
• Stillwater officials, residents talk rural water woes
• NEW: Police say seven arrested at Stillwater's Forty North apartments for drugs
• Oklahoma State to request approval for performing arts center architect, construction manager
• Yale gets $50,000 grant to update city offices
• Stillwater fire marshal: Bed Mart fire suspicious; Barry Sanders Honda fire electrical
• UPDATE: OSU fire marshal: Highway 86 fire likely sparked by welders
• Oklahoma State University's Branding Success passes three-quarter mark
• NEW: Firefighters battle blaze northwest of Stillwater
• Oklahoma State University revamps Colvin Center, Seretean Wellness Center fee structure
• Deactivated grenade found in Perry
• Oklahoma State gallery exhibition highlights donated African artwork
• Engineering students from Chinese university visit Oklahoma State
• Antiques Roadshow visits Pawnee as they film show in Tulsa
• Fire marshal will investigate Barry Sanders car dealership blaze in Stillwater
• Subsidized loan interest eyed as a way to cut federal costs
• NEW: Student body presidents to lawmakers: Find a solution
• Stillwater nears record for consecutive triple-digit days
• NEW: Oklahoma National Guard brigade assumes authority of Afghan provinces
• Highway patrol releases names of Pawnee children killed in Sunday crash east of Stillwater
• Farmers, others learn about prescribed burning Tuesday
• Stillwater Festival of Trees moves into summer
• Monday wreck near Cushing under investigation
• World Trade Center artifact on display at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater
• Architects: Any changes to new Stillwater elementary schools won't be noticeable
• Oklahoma State to launch instructional internship program in Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Children's Operetta Workshop performs at Stillwater Public Library
• Drought takes toll on Stillwater-area farms and ranches
• Stillwater school board to seek public comment on upcoming building projects
• Crash near Yale kills five people, shuts down Oklahoma Highway 51 for hours
• Man charged with murder to appear in Noble County District Court
• Adult education programs cutting courses, reducing hours following loss of state funding
• Pawnee County deputy involved in fatal crash Sunday
• Libyan OSU student optimistic after rebel government recognized by U.S.
• Summer camp at Oklahoma State University exposes students to engineering, campus life
• NEW: Stillwater mobile home fire deemed suspicious
• Seven Payne County businesses owe back fines to state labor department
• Governor declares burn ban declared in Logan, 44 other counties
• Payne County Sheriff's office intercepts greeting card with heroin inside
• Former Pawnee County sheriff returns to court on misdemeanor charge
• Man assaulted, left lying on Washington Road in Stillwater
• Boy found in Cushing identified
• NEW: Meridian board selects Alexander Construction for campus renovation project
• VIDEO: 'Harry Potter' through the years
• Oklahoma Guardsman experiences first deployment in Afghanistan
• Stillwater remains under heat advisory until Saturday
• Stillwater Fire department non-emergency phones not working
• Thunderstorm causes minor damage throughout Stillwater
• Taser use questioned by Oklahoma lawmaker
• UPDATE: Lightning causes house fire, residents say
• The Great Divide to play reunion show at Stillwater music festival
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Oklahoma State's Space Cowboys catch NASA's attention
• Extreme heat causes Cimarron Turnpike to buckle in Pawnee County; motorcyclist injured
• Stillwater man survives wreck that killed Kansas couple
• Car fire at Stillwater's Forty North apartments
• NEW: Weather Service issues heat warning for Stillwater, area
• Stillwater locals set for National High School Rodeo championship
• Pawnee outlaws change ways after building rodeo arena
• Darrell Williams has new court date
• Yale residents without gas utilities Thursday
• Hospice program focused on helping terminally ill patients care for pets
• Prosecutors file manslaughter charge
• Bill to reinstate National Board Certified Teacher program filed in Oklahoma House of Representatives
• Agra mayor accused of spray painting gas station
• Firefighters get cool training
• Tryon man accused of stealing 11 calves
• Darrell Williams expected in court Friday
• Agra school administrators seek to better understand issues surrounding student poverty
• Assault charge against Cimarron Correctional Facility inmate headed for trial
• UPDATE: Fire guts pickup, chars grass
• Oklahoma State student heads to Rwanda with FFA summer program
• UPDATE: House fire causes about $3,000 in damage
• Wind overturns boat on Lake McMurtry
• Stillwater man charged in Cushing shooting
• SLIDESHOW: 4th of July weekend begins with Boomer Blast
• House fire on South Quail Ridge Road started on deck
• Fire destroys Yale mobile home; owner hospitalized
• NEW: Body found in Stillwater creek
• NEW: Stillwater residents compete in online voting for national competition
• Oklahoma State University racing team completes record-breaking run in CNG car
• Stillwater teams compete in Odyssey of the Mind World Finals
• Oklahoma State University English professor named director of Doel Reed Center for the Arts
• Regional fire school brings close to 150 firefighters to Stillwater
• Fourteen Stillwater homeowners participate in water garden tour
• Parents set up scholarship fund for day care to honor daughter
• Perry church women plan kitchen shower to help First Presbyterian
• Stillwater street construction projects to begin by summer's end
• What you should know about Missoula Children's Theatre
• Cushing city officials consider creating a public storm shelter
• Ripley High School Band prepares for Pearl Harbor trip
• Public safety building under construction in Cushing
• Stillwater police: Woman made up kidnapping story
• UPDATE: Perkins man in wreck near Lake Carl Blackwell in critical condition
• POLICE: Car chase ends in wreck near Lake Carl Blackwell
• Stillwater woman reported missing found in Grove
• OSU police waiting on blood test results after Lake Carl Blackwell boating accident that killed woman
• Oklahoma State's Branding Success campaign nears $750 million mark
• Oklahoma State University police dispatch center to move to safer location
• LifeNet paramedic free on bond after being arrested by Stillwater police
• NEW: Stillwater police search for woman reported kidnapped in car jacking
• SLIDESHOW: Oklahoma State University holds annual GardenFest and premieres new entrance to Botanic Garden
• NEW: Regents OK tuition hike for Oklahoma State University students, merit raises for employees
• Oklahoma State University drumline invited to perform at international convention
• Oklahoma State University will talk money at Board of Regents meeting in Tulsa Friday
• Pawnee business owner's mayor efforts 'over for now'
• Report: More than half of Stillwater students think teachers are able to stop bullying
• Oklahoma State University applicants face a new kind of application
• Stillwater-based Oklahoma National Guard unit prepares for Afghanistan
• Behind the Badge: Trooper Brian McConaghan
• Dog euthanized after biting child
• Fight escalates to arson, assault with dangerous weapon
• Four Yale residents injured in Tulsa wreck
• Botanic Garden event will showcase new entrance
• Kiefer woman dies after boating accident at Lake Carl Blackwell near Stillwater
• Stillwater police search for pickup that hit woman along The Strip
• Man charged after Cushing man's electrocution
• Oklahoma State University students work with South African entrepreneurs
• Stillwater residents remember civil rights icon Clara Luper
• Police investigate burglary at Stillwater clothing store The Buckle
• Oklahoma State University study examines causes behind motorcycle crashes
• NEW: Architects present preliminary designs for new Meridian building
• Texas man will be charged with manslaughter
• Woman injured in rollover wreck on Brush Creek Road
• Former Oklahoma State basketball player shows artwork at OSU Foundation gallery
• Stillwater police make arrests in two robberies
• Man held on second-degree murder complaint
• Fire department investigates weekend blazes
• Stillwater man charged with indecent exposure
• Westwood Neighborhood zoning overlay proposal go before planning commission
• Oklahoma City woman dies in I-35 wreck in Payne County
• Defendants charged in teen's death plead guilty
• Woman fired from OSU-Okmulgee files lawsuit
• Two charged in Waukomis teen's death to return to court in Stillwater
• EDUCATION WATCH: Stillwater school board to vote on land deal Thursday
• Cushing man electrocuted
• Perkins woman dies while floating on Illinois River
• Stillwater police investigate armed convenience store robbery
• Troopers and police will be on patrol Memorial Day weekend
• VIDEO SLIDE SHOW: The Joplin Tornado
• Missouri National Guard assists with Joplin cleanup efforts
• Joplin tornado among deadliest; death toll at 123
• UPDATED: Tornado destroys home in southwest Stillwater; damage reported east near Glencoe
• VIDEO: Joplin High School students remember deadly graduation day
• NEW: President Obama set to visit tornado-ravaged Joplin, Mo.
• NEW: 116 confirmed dead in Joplin tornado
• HELPING JOPLIN: Red Cross lists supplies needed in Joplin after tornado
• NEW: Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin announces major wind energy expansion in Oklahoma
• NEW: Joplin reporter who lost home shares first-hand account of tornado devastation
• El Reno police don't know why University of Oklahoma linebacker died
• NEW: Cushing home invasion results in shooting
• SLIDESHOW: 'Cowgirls N' Angels' movie films in Stillwater
• Marine on leave from Afghanistan stabbed at strip club outside Stillwater
• NEW FRIDAY: Cushing citizens urged to conserve water
• Attorney advised Linder to ask to be sworn in
• Payne County Sheriff's Office investigates stabbing report
• Chris Linder sworn in as Pawnee mayor
• Perry actor and celebrity dog team Travis and Presley visit Morrison students
• Perry man injured in wreck on Hackleman Road
• Boy's drowning death doesn't warrant charges, prosecutors say
• Stillwater police investigate restaurant burglaries
• Prosecutors dismiss embezzlement charge against Morrison woman
• Cushing wildfire burns about 40 acres
• NEW: Anti-bullying bill fails; local advocate says efforts will continue
• Stillwater man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Christmas Eve crash that killed three people
• Sunnybrook Christian Church to hold baccalaureate service for Stillwater seniors
• Firefighters battle three fires Sunday
• SLIDESHOW: Special Olympics Oklahoma 2011 start to finish
• Williams' court date reset
• NEW: Langston police pursuit ends when pickup explodes in ravine
• Stillwater teen's art on eBay to raise autism awareness
• NEW: Prosecutors dismiss perjury charge against former Oklahoma State exec Glenn Freedman
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State and Langston officials prepare for budget cuts
• Stillwater man thwarts scam attempts
• Man charged with murder in Noble County
• Driver, passenger ejected in wreck near S.H. 108 and Richmond Road
• Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games get underway in Stillwater
• NEW: Stillwater school board votes to sell bonds
• KOSU's federal funding may still be in jeopardy
• NEW: Oklahoma Legislature's budget deal represents 5 percent cut to higher education
• Stillwater police release information about Monday shooting
• Special Olympics Summer Games come to Stillwater this week
• Stillwater considering options for Lake McMurtry development
• Military mission continues as planned for Oklahoma troops
• UPDATE: Police arrest armed robbery suspect
• OSU Botanic Garden to hold its first open house of the year
• Murder, child neglect case reset
• Options available for students looking to get rid of unwanted goods
• UPDATE: Cushing police finish investigation into child's drowning
• NEW: LifeNet ambulance involved in wreck
• Oklahoma State University installs cowboy boot topiary at Theta Pond
• Oklahoma State to hold commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday
• Stillwater Honor Choir presents concert Thursday
• Real Pokes Pass It On to accept donations until Friday
• Oklahoma State University study: iPad can enhance classroom learning experience
• Minnesota motorcyclist in critical condition after wreck on I-35
• Stillwater police: 3,000 pills stolen in pharmacy burglary
• Oklahoma State grad Sean Crain predicts power struggle within al-Qaida following Osama bin Laden's death
• Fire destroys home near Ripley
• Trial postponed for former state Sen. Mike Morgan of Stillwater
• Stillwater police will review security footage from burglarized drug store
• Ripley firefighters battle home fire
• Former Oklahoma State football player shot in Tulsa
• Stillwater police will start accepting unneeded prescription pills
• Stillwater police investigate drug store burglary
• Edmond police arrest man wanted in Payne County
• Police look for man accused of stabbing at Stillwater bar
• Army Reserve soldiers honored at deployment ceremony in Stillwater
• Oklahoma State hosts Kenyan and Ugandan visitors for exchange program on food security
• Two Oklahoma State bands hold final concert of the season
• NEW: Mark Thomas named 2011 Stillwater Teacher of the Year
• UPDATE: Stillwater school district to announce Teacher of the Year
• Stillwater city councilors plan more budget work
• Firefighters respond to gas leak at 12th Avenue and Jefferson Street
• Stillwater store emptied after bomb threat
• Car flips on Highway 51; infant in the backseat is OK
• Wheelchair basketball brings student to OSU.
• Stillwater police investigate death
• Cushing boy's funeral will be Monday
• Pretrial hearing set for Darrell Dougherty lawsuit against Jeremy Trent
• EDUCATION WATCH: Oklahoma State officials to request approval for construction proposals at Regents meeting
• Oklahoma State University increases faculty diversity
• Man accused of pointing gun in drive-through line waives hearing
• Stillwater man accused of exposing himself outside
• UPDATE: Cushing police investigate why boy who drowned was alone
• Dougherty and Trent lawsuit returns to district court Thursday
• Oklahoma State production of "Hair" continues until Saturday
• NEW: Stillwater gun runner headed to federal prison
• Stillwater man involved in gun running sentenced to prison
• Autistic boy missing in Cushing
• Oklahoma State shanties up to raise awareness about global poverty
• Wildlife department offers reward for details about bald eagle found dead near Yale
• Former grad student accused of threatening Oklahoma State University president
• Area residents hurt in weekend wrecks
• Stillwater firefighters extinguish minor fires
• Oklahoma State theater department presents "Hair"
• Child rescued from slavery in Ghana's fishing industry
• Stillwater-area lawmakers talk economic development, reforms
• Stillwater staple Eskimo Joe's doubles size of t-shirt shop
• Former Oklahoma State student turned TV star returns to Stillwater
• Four arrested, two Tased in brawl outside Eskimo Joe's
• Payne County Sheriff's Office gets two deputy dogs
• Pawnee mail carrier hit by train
• UPDATE: Yale school bus clips pickup
• Oklahoma State film club will screen education documentary
• Orlando man's embezzlement charges will be dropped, prosecutor says
• Pawnee city council takes action to prevent man with felonies from becoming mayor
• NEW: Stillwater school board eliminates assistant superintendent for curriculum position
• NEW: Fallin to reappoint Regent Joe Hall to OSU/A&M Board of Regents
• Cushing police investigate burglaries
• Victims' advocacy event scheduled in Oklahoma City
• Guthrie man appointed to serve on OSU/A&M Board of Regents
• Payne County jailer who may have bribed inmates not charged
• Former Oklahoma State University executive Glenn Freedman appears in court, will return April 19
• Two families displaced by Pawnee County fire
• Payne County burn ban extended, along with statewide emergency
• Payne County Assessor’s office refunds property taxes after glitch
• Stillwater AMBUCS club being formed
• Richmond Elementary class visits Stillwater Multi-Arts Center
• Terrorist attack simulated at Boone Pickens stadium
• NEW: Stillwater man accused of burning baby with hair dryer
• Man ejected from truck in crash
• NEW: Former legislative leader Morgan's charges set for jury trial
• Helicopter takes man to hospital after wreck
• Firefighter's car stolen from Main Street fire station
• UPDATE: Judge orders trial for Oklahoma State athlete charged with rape
• Red Bud Classic Boer Goat Show a family affair
• Gibbs, Hopkins make final push before Tuesday's Stillwater City Council election
• Arraignment Wednesday for attorney, lobbyist accused of working with Michael Morgan
• Payne County sheriff's deputy retires this week
• Payne County road signs returned
• OSU orchestra ends concert season Tuesday
• Air Force Band will play at Stillwater High School Tuesday
• Victims’ Voices brings drunken driving panel to Stillwater
• Payne County CASA program seeking volunteers
• Two defendants charged with former Sen. Mike Morgan have court Wednesday
• Pedestrian hit Thursday in Stillwater
• National panel pushes need for energy plan at Stillwater town hall meeting (VIDEO)
• Boone Pickens made case for show to air in Stillwater (VIDEO)
• Judge will make a decision in Oklahoma State basketball player's rape case Monday
• Hearing for Oklahoma State forward Darrell Williams begins
• Former state senate leader indicted
• UPDATE: Police chase ends when pickup overturns
• Stillwater residents show support for deploying National Guard soldiers
• OSU Economist: Stillwater economy is improving
• Panelist for MSNBC energy debate announced
• Man commits suicide in Cushing parking lot
• Oklahoma State basketball player goes to court Thursday
• Payne County Farm Family of the Year, Agribusiness of the Year named
• Mary Fallin, Todd Lamb will be featured speakers at Oklahoma State University commencement
• Libyan Oklahoma State University student watches turmoil from afar
• Stillwater sendoff set for deploying Oklahoma National Guard soldiers
• County will require all controlled burns on Oklahoma State University land to get prior approval
• Stillwater Teacher of the Year candidate partners with Oklahoma State University
• Police officers will wait tables at Joe's restaurants to help Special Olympics Oklahoma
• Stillwater woman injured in rollover wreck Sunday night
• Possible federal funding cuts threaten KOSU budget
• Denney's music therapy bill gains traction at state level
• OSU Cultural Night bridges gap between all cultures
• Stillwater City Council candidates Gibbs, Hopkins take questions from residents
• Stillwater family walks away from flipped car
• Pawnee County auditors will look into controversial scrap metal sale, recycling center
• Stillwater council candidate says she learned from old alcohol arrest, personal bankruptcy experience
• Sendoff Wednesday for Stillwater-based National Guard unit
• Futurist predicts increased use of fuel cells
• Two injured in wreck near Cushing
• UPDATE: Two testify in methamphetamine-related murder hearing Thursday
• Fire started by welding scorches up to 50 acres
• Alleged murder suspect waives preliminary hearing
• Anti-bullying rally at Capitol promotes proposed bill
• Second Stillwater City Council candidate forum held Friday
• Oklahoma State raises awareness on the effects and costs of tobacco use
• One injured in roll-over near Jardot and Airport roads
• Stillwater city council candidates Gibbs, Hopkins talk Kaw pipeline, wards
• More than one thousand turn out to 'Taste of Stillwater'
• Payne County investigating to see if burn ban was violated
• Stillwater Medical Center Authority Board OKs $3.9 million renovation
• Methamphetamine-related murder case returns to Payne County court Thursday
• Pawnee County enacts burn ban
• Stillwater art tour scheduled this weekend
• Water woes?
• Still too dry to lift burn ban
• Council candidates face off today
• Cincinnati-based custom car shop visits Stillwater
• Pawnee candidate seeking pardon for felony conviction
• Stillwater medical SUV breaks down
• Attendance soars at Perry First Presbyterian Church’s first service after fire
• City Social Club is busy adding members and bringing people together for fun and romance.
• Get ready for tornado season now
• Robotic teams compete in Capitol
• That’s a wrap: filming almost complete
• Stillwater police investigate overnight robbery, assault
• NEW: Fire destroys First Presbyterian Church in Perry
• Prosecutors' appeal in former Pawnee County sheriff's case dismissed
• Special Olympics booster club needs members
• Stillwater firefighters respond to two garage fires Tuesday
• Oklahoma likely safe from effects of nuclear disaster
• State labor department sides with former haunted house workers; decision under appeal
• Don't steal Payne County road signs
• Spring break lunches available for Stillwater students
• Stillwater Teacher of the Year candidate works with Oklahoma State student teacher
• Labor bill proceeds in Senate
• Parents enlist into car seat boot camp
• Anger management class helps Payne County inmates
• Crews respond to wild flames
• Schools also feeling pinch at the pump
• Stillwater to be featured in 'The Biggest Loser'
• Local poetry enthusiast advances to national competition
• City wants to know how to spend grant
• Don Norvelle given Park Hero award
• Man charged with arson after fire outside a Stillwater bar
• Stillwater couple waits out tsunami in Maui shelter
• Freedman appearance rescheduled
• Former Oklahoma State employee charged with embezzlement
• Oklahoma State gallery displays student works
• Splash pad moves forward
• Stillwater woman accused of selling marijuana-infused treats
• Payne County Counseling Services cuts back, but still offers services
• Oklahoma State University launching program to retain students
• NEW: Stillwater school board approves land purchase
• Stillwater Convention and Visitors Bureau inks lease on new offices
• Prescription discount cards will be available for county residents
• Stillwater school board to vote on land purchase
• Oklahoma National Guard troops train for Afghanistan
• Oklahoma State football player proposes on YouTube
• No one injured in two grass fires in the Stillwater area
• Two injured in Stillwater wreck Wednesday
• Cody Scott wins seat on Stillwater City Council
• Perkins-Tryon voters approve bond issues by 80 percent
• UPDATE: Perry police thought man had a gun when they shot him
• NEW: Kevin Clark remains Stillwater school board president; Michael Dicks becomes vice president
• NEW: Candle blamed for Stillwater apartment fire
• Stillwater school district announces Teacher of the Year candidate list
• NEW: OSU/A&M Regents approve phased retirement for Oklahoma State University faculty
• Graham Colton to play benefit concert in Stillwater Friday night
• Ten chickens die in fire
• Sociology professor says Oklahoma needs to address female prison inmate rate
• NASA investigator: Mars rover mission 'adventure of a lifetime'
• NEW: Judge sets $50,000 bond for three charged with murder in teen's meth death
• MURDER HEARING: Stillwater investigator says murder defendant admitted lying
• Libya protests come to Oklahoma State
• Stillwater mayor supports lifting campus concealed weapon ban
• Ugly chapter: Medical research
• Sociology professor will deliver guest lecture on women in prison
• Stillwater's Westwood neighborhood targets party houses
• Cushing residents still looking for answers in man's death
• Extreme living: Stillwater in top 10 cities to defy death
• Stillwater police still looking for man charged with sexual battery
• Cornell professor will discuss Mars program at Oklahoma State guest lecture
• Civil War re-enactors take on Battle of Round Mountain at Yale this weekend
• Tom Lee named Payne and Logan counties district attorney
• Payne County Commissioners approve burn ban
• Payne County Commissioners will hold emergency meeting Friday
• Stillwater-based National Guard unit deploys to Afghanistan
• Mule dies after being hit by car
• Shawnee man charged with lewd acts to a child in Payne County
• Man who allegedly drove at Cushing cop gets attorney
• Casey Ashley loses bid for new Stillwater school board election
• Oklahoma State theater department presents "The Glass Menagerie"
• National Board certified teachers will see smaller bonuses this year
• Lawsuit against Payne County Jail and County Commission moves to federal court
• Hearing Wednesday for Stillwater school board candidate who wants new election
• One injured when Ford Mustang, Oklahoma State University bus collide
• OSU prof Ed Harris uses technology to continue classes despite weather cancellations
• How low did Stillwater go? Minus 22
• NEW: Oklahoma State students to return to class Thursday; Stillwater Public Schools still closed
• Stillwater's Mission of Hope homeless shelter sees spike in traffic; Mobile Meals cancels delivery
• More snow, sub-zero temperatures for Stillwater area
• Stillwater school board candidate who came up short is considering a recount
• Stillwater Public Schools canceled Wednesday
• Stillwater residents flock to election board for in-person absentee voting
• Payne County sheriff talks about jailer charged with sex crime
• Ceremony held for new judge Kathy Thomas
• Closings and Cancellations
• Meridian Technology Center chief expects 3 to 5 percent state funding cut this year
• NEW: Oklahoma state coach Travis Ford comments on Williams' rape charges
• UPDATE: Oklahoma State basketball player named Rookie of the Week, charged with rape same day
• Oklahoma State exec's court date set for Feb. 24 on perjury charge
• Oklahoma State basketball player Darrell Williams charged with rape
• Payne County jailer charged with felony and fired, and then charge dropped
• Some Stillwater residents without water for three days
• NEW: Oklahoma State students return to class Friday
• NEW: Stillwater schools in session Friday, but some buses will not run
• Broken water lines flood grocery store, apartments in Stillwater
• NEW: Cold weather causes pipe burst in Oklahoma State University's Wentz Hall
• Payne County sheriff not thrilled about state bills
• Payne County Courthouse reopens
• Former city councilor's lawsuits to go before judge Thursday
• NEW: Stillwater League of Women Voters cancels bond issue, school board candidate forum
• NEW: Oklahoma State cancels classes Thursday, expects to resume Friday
• NEW: Stillwater schools remain closed Thursday, will open Friday
• Stillwater city offices reopen Thursday
• A few Stillwater businesses open their doors Tuesday despite arctic blast
• NEW: Snow over for now; Stillwater gets 8 inches
• NEW: Oklahoma State, Northern and Stillwater schools closed Wednesday
• U.S. 412 back open
• Blizzard update: Tuesday's NewsPress free online
• Stillwater roads treacherous with vehicles stranded everywhere
• Egyptian Oklahoma State University student watches uprising from afar
• NEW: Stillwater Superintendent Ann Caine voluntarily defers scheduled raise
• Payne County Courthouse closed Tuesday
• Governor declares state of emergency
• NEW: Weather forecast puts freeze on Payne County judge's oath of office
• UPDATE: Stillwater schools cancel Tuesday classes
• UPDATE: Oklahoma State cancels Tuesday classes
• New Payne County judge will be sworn-in Tuesday
• Ed Kirtley heading Oklahoma State University Fire Service Training
• Damage from Saturday's fire still undetermined
• Stillwater school board to vote on Superintendent Ann Caine's contract
• Semi catches on fire in Stillwater
• Students accused of selling drugs out of Oklahoma State campus housing
• Former Oklahoma State basketball coach Eddie Sutton helps the university remember "The Ten"
• Senate proposal would allow concealed weapons on college campuses in Oklahoma
• Payne County homeless population to be counted Friday
• Seven-part documentary film series continues Wednesday at Oklahoma State
• Man gets assault charges after fight over a woman
• BREAKING: Gas line hit in downtown Stillwater; spews natural gas
• Debra Vincent and Megan Morgan join Payne County District Attorney's Office
• Ann Caine: Stillwater schools would see redistricting if bond issue passes
• Fire destroys Perry building
• Three Oklahoma State University wrestlers plead guilty
• Documentary filmmaker screens apartheid film series at Oklahoma State University
• Frontier girls reach finals of Glencoe Invitational
• Oklahoma State’s Orie Lemon shines in East-West Shrine Game
• Two Oklahoma State University wrestlers arrested
• Low-income people and others sound off at meeting
• Stillwater Superintendent Ann Caine: District couldn't afford to maintain schools until 2007
• Oklahoma State students, faculty and staff gather to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
• Oklahoma State University hopes to expand its athletic retention offerings to all students
• EDUCATION WATCH: OSU officials will seek approval to name architect and construction manager for campus parking garage
• UPDATE: Preliminary hearing continued to Feb. 23; judge sets $500,000 bail for woman charged with murder
• Prosecutors put on two witnesses in murder hearing
• Stillwater school board approves tentative deal for additional land on East Sixth Avenue
• Stillwater schools cope with increased bilingual enrollment
• OSU officials work to prevent dropouts
• Head of the Class: OSU professor directs community choir
• Education Watch 1/17: Stillwater school board to hear architectural update
• Ensemble to perform "music for our times" at OSU
• UPDATE: Workers evaluate environmental impact of fertilizer spilled from train
• Train derails in Perry; residents evacuated
• Homeless share stories of hope, recovery
• Special district judges announced
• UPDATE: Veteran says Gov. Mary Fallin has heard his story "many times"
• OSU exhibit displays fine art prints from New York studio
• Fallin spokesman: Governor not concerned about allegations
• Police release images of suspect in car theft
• Meetings to give homeless a voice
• Winter brings new woes to life on the street
• One injured in Cushing wreck
• School district officials make case for bond issue
• Court date set for Orlando man charged with embezzlement
• Stillwater school board approves concept designs for new elementary schools
• Firefighters give tips on heating homes safely
• No more snow, just frigid temperatures
• Corley takes judge's oath Monday
• Mary Fallin takes oath to become Oklahoma's first woman governor
• Update: Langston police chase reaches speeds of 130 mph
• Winter storm triggers crashes along a slick Interstate 35 near Stillwater
• Patients increase during unstable economy
• Fire gets out of control, burns three acres
• McKeever hopes to build cooperation between academics and industry
• Bilingual enrollment up in Stillwater schools
• Stillwater's first woman firefighter ready for the job
• Payne County officers will be sworn in Monday
• Farmers can get disaster relief
• OHP: Perry man's wreck may have been caused by medication
• Stillwater trash carts: If it doesn't close, it doesn't go
• Rumble strips changed to improve safety for drivers, bikers
• Stillwater resident spends Christmas in Afghanistan
• Hargis expects budget challenges, increased enrollment in 2011
• Henry reflects on bipartisanship, challenges
• Volunteers spread Christmas spirit throughout Stillwater
• Power outage closes Stillwater Public Library
• UPDATE: Missing OSU student's parents receive contact; whereabouts remain unknown
• Sexual abuse suspected in community near Coyle
• Judge says Stillwater Mayor Bates did not commit felony
• Clarification: NewsPress gift tree not affiliated with Salvation Army
• Oklahoma State University wrestlers' court date pushed back
• Gov. Brad Henry looks back
• NEW: Angels among us - Stillwater reponds for last-minute Christmas miracle
• Religious items removed from bank
• UPDATED: Be an angel
• UPDATE: Two Oklahoma State athletes suspected in sexual assault
• Two Oklahoma State University basketball players are suspects in sexual assault
• Oklahoma State University student's family have no clues about his disappearance
• City Councilor Darrell Dougherty's attorney contends slander continues
• OSU fundraising integral to Stillwater United Way
• Oklahoma State University signs linemen
• Judge sides with Stillwater in water pipeline lawsuit
• Recall petition lawsuit and libel allegations headed to court
• Christmas spirit comes to Stillwater library
• Pre-Census numbers rolling in for Stillwater
• Driver who hit Stillwater bicyclist must pay $20,000 restitution
• UPDATE: Stillwater school board approves district's plan for land purchase
• UPDATE: Oklahoma State faculty raises still uncertain
• Boomer Lake amphitheater models on display
• Pickup hits pedestrian at Virginia Avenue and Perkins Road
• Get rid of couches, electronics responsibly
• Cushing man charged with car larcenies
• House fire boots residents out of home
• Walmart thefts lead police to meth labs
• For a safe Christmas, follow these live-tree tips
• Child injured in wreck
• Economic Development looks ahead to future projects
• Langston president: "We are all working for the same thing."
• UPDATE: Preliminary hearing in murder case continued until January
• Preliminary hearing begins for three people charged with murder
• Officers hope to familiarize motorists with school bus laws
• Two people to appear in Payne County court on prostitution charges
• ALERT: Pawnee County commissioners name new sheriff
• Stillwater Downtown Parade of Lights Photo Slideshow
• Stillwater's Will Rogers elementary looking for online votes for grant
• 2010 Stillwater Parade of Lights
• OSU Symphony final fall concert Thursday
• Man brings gun to Oklahoma State campus and threatens suicide
• Judge will decide Dec. 20 whether Stillwater's mayor goes to trial
• Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates' case on hold until Dec. 20
• Jingle Bell Sweepstakes weekly winning numbers
• Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates' hearing on felony count under way Tuesday
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State University Senior Night
• Mobile Meals keeps moving along
• UPDATE: Stillwater airport to host Nebraska National Guard helicopters
• UPDATE: Stillwater school board sets bond election date
• OSU hosts choral composer Morten Lauridsen
• Fans react to Bedlam battle
• Bomb-sniffing K-9s keep fans safe
• Black Friday retailers see sales increase
• Smokers educated on smoke-free campus
• Police prepare for Bedlam
• Pawnee County commissioner gets deferred sentence; sheriff's case goes to appeals court
• UPDATE: Ambulance contract may not include Central Rural Electrical Cooperative
• Payne County District Attorney Robert Hudson will become first assistant attorney general
• Tumbleweed Terror employees claim they weren't paid
• Stillwater Public Education Foundation announces fall grant recipients
• Stillwater police officer shares Internet safety tips with parents
• Man who fled Payne County sheriff's deputies had misdemeanor warrant
• Cops look for man who fled arrest
• Family still looking for missing teen
• Stillwater On Ice - Watch rink action in real time on the NewsPress Webcam
• Stillwater police release sketch of off-campus shooter
• Police have no updates in burglary and shooting near Oklahoma State University
• Fugitive near Perry is still on the loose
• City and police talk about possible layoffs
• UPDATE: Stillwater school board hears parents' bullying concerns
• ALERT: Law enforcement agents pursuing robbery suspects at Perry
• UPDATE: Manhunt on in Perry for robbery suspect
• NEW: Man sought at Perry may be convict who dumped tracking device
• ALERT: Gunman reported near Oklahoma State campus
• UPDATE: Oklahoma State confirms gunman sought after shooting
• Oklahoma State campus reopened Tuesday after Monday night shooting nearby
• Yale police investigating teen's death
• Missing Perry girl found safe in Choctaw
• Stillwater police investigating report of kidnapping, assault
• Oklahoma State Cowboys hammer Baylor, 55-28
• Former Stillwater dispatcher ordered to stand trial
• Condition and future of Kaw pipeline still a question after trial
• Baylor game is collection day for food and toys
• Sheriff's office, OSBI will investigate missing road grader
• Stillwater considering police layoffs?
• Judge will decide whether Stillwater misdirected tax revenue
• Jury ousts Pawnee County sheriff
• Drivers cruise to flu shots
• UPDATE: Free flu shots still available at Stillwater Medical Center's drive-through clinic
• Stillwater Medical Center will offer drive-through and walk-up flu shots Thursday
• UPDATE: Williams wins; Deering, Cowan in lead
• ALERT: Deering, Williams re-elected, Cowan new county assessor, Casey wins District 35 House seat, U.S. Rep. Frank Lucas in comfortable lead
• District 34 House race winner Cory Williams, challenger Ryan Smith react
• Oklahoma's first woman governor is a Republican; Mary Fallin defeats Jari Askins
• Judge hearing lawsuit against city of Stillwater
• No pay for embattled Pawnee County sheriff, commissioner
• T. Boone Pickens sweetens pledge pot for Oklahoma State Univesity's Branding Success campaign
• Stillwater OKs cohousing proposal
• Stillwater chamber contract draws sparks
• T. Boone Pickens sweetens pledge pot for Oklahoma State University's Branding Success campaign
• Stillwater voters head to polls
• Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday
• NEW: Smith edges up on Williams
• More Payne County election returns
• UPDATE: Cowan, Deering, Williams hold leads
• NEW: Updated Payne County election returns - Williams, Cowan, Deering hold leads
• ALERT: Stillwater Democrat District 34 Rep. Cory Williams wins re-election in unofficial returns
• Find your polling place for elections on Tuesday
• Oklahoma State assault a hoax?
• VIDEO: Ghost hunters trek to Perry courthouse
• Three attack pizza delivery driver
• Hundreds in Payne County vote early on opening day of balloting
• Three busloads of Stillwater area residents will head to Sanity Rally Friday
• Stillwater Hospital Authority sues for price of record copies
• Trick or treaters roam Oklahoma State University campus
• President: Langston University is a safe place
• Charges against Pawnee sheriff reduced
• Oklahoma State wrestlers charged
• Goblins and ghouls haunt downtown Stillwater
• Stillwater police: five Oklahoma State wrestlers lied about a larceny
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State University Homecoming Parade 2010
• Oklahoma State investigating star receiver Justin Blackmon's traffic arrest in Carrollton, Texas
• UPDATE: State superintendent candidates express views at forum
• ALERT: Former Stillwater police officer admits to sex acts with student, will spend a year in jail
• Stillwater councilors say layoffs possible to meet arbitor's decision in favor of police
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State Homecoming royalty crowned
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State University Marching Band performs at Homecoming halftime
• Stillwater City Council reviews arbitration decision in police contract dispute
• Sheriff says teen shot by accident
• OSU alumni and fans turn out for Homecoming and Hoops
• VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: OSU vs. Nebraska
• Fan Cam: Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska
• VIDEO: Crowds pack OSU campus for Walkaround
• Stillwater Downtown Halloween Festival
• Stillwater resident granted wish to lead OSU marching band in homecoming parade
• County and state candidates answer questions
• OSU homecoming week continues with Orange Ambiance
• Mural, mural on the wall
• Students and OSU fans paint Hester Street
• The search is on for Mrs. Payne County 2011
• Stillwater residents come out in droves for Oklahoma State Homecoming Harvest Carnival
• Senior cohousing community plans draw debate, are approved by Stillwater Planning Commission
• Oklahoma's first 'green' cemetery to be in Payne County
• OSU Walkaround:
• Stillwater City Council looks at ordinance to nab hosts of underage drinking parties
• Robbery reported in Cushing
• OSU reacts to spike in gay student suicides
• Services available for OSU's LGBT students
• Court plea postponed for Oklahoma State University athlete Victor Johnson
• Community gets answers to state questions
• Stillwater High School students close Greek tragedy with Sunday matinee
• U.S. senator says Tea Party 'keeping Republicans honest'
• Obama appointee to address Oklahoma State University group
• Personalities abound at Langston University homecoming celebration
• NEW: OSBI investigating shooting at Langston University
• Two Stillwater city councilors answer questions about utility rates, parks
• Lawmaker causes a stir when he hands out leaflets to second-graders
• UPDATE: Warrant issued in Langston University shooting
• Stillwater holding Thursday forum on planned road projects
• Cities, counties looking at road sign rule changes
• Famous alum Garth Brooks cheers on Oklahoma State Cowgirls
• QUAKE: Stillwater area residents, Oklahomans shake, rattle and roll
• Election board secretary asks for pay raise
• County commissioners opt not to take required pay raise
• ALERT: Earthquake reported in five Oklahoma counties
• UPDATE: Oklahoma quake registers 4.5
• Judge delays decision on Pawnee sheriff's felony charges
• Pawnee county commissioners waiting on attorney general's word on paying suspended officials
• UPDATE: Stillwater school district could face fiscal shortfall in 2012
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• Oklahoma State, University of Oklahoma attorneys say no to Yes 744
• Birdie barrage lifts Spieth in Ping Invitational at Karsten Creek
• Downtown Stillwater back on ice this winter
• Morrison wins homecoming game; crowns queen
• Grass fires keep Stillwater, area firefighters busy
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Highway 51 closed
• New rules could mean less road money for Oklahoma tribes
• Wreck sends children to hospital
• VIDEO: The coach's wife - Kristen Gundy talks about family and football
• Oklahoma State releases sketch of man who attacked student on campus
• Mystery Man: Do you recognize this face?
• Stillwater Planning Commission approves plans for apartment complex near Oklahoma State University
• Case against Pawnee deputy delayed until Friday
• Charge against former Oklahoma State University athlete dropped
• One Book One Community kicks off event series
• Stillwater City Council takes input on home-based business code
• Stillwater firefighters investigate house fire, haze
• Three murder defendents to reappear in court Friday
• Candlelight vigil to bring awareness to mental illness Tuesday
• Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates and Glenn Freedman appear in Payne County District Court
• OSU students stage flash mob
• Stilwater High School homecoming band highlights
• Survivor Stillwater: Sharing strength
• VIDEO: Stillwater High School football homecoming king and queen crowned
• Stillwater Chamber of Commerce considers ice rink return
• Fan Cam: Did you show your orange and black Thursday night?
• Pawnee County Commissioner Dale Vance booked on felony charges, posts $2,500 bond
• Oklahoma State moves to 4-0 with a win over Texas A&M
• UPDATE:Bailey's boot boosts Oklahoma State over Texas A&M, 38-35
• OSU hosts guest lecture on morality of homosexuality
• Stillwater native piloting plane with Texas A&M team aboard
• Stillwater man sues city for breach of contract
• MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS: Iowa tribe's horse program geared toward youth
• ALERT: UPDATED - Pawnee County commissioner indicted on money-related issue; deputy accused of assau
• Dead battery kills Perkins meth cases
• Superintendent: 'Stillwater is the place to be'
• Former state drug agent in Stillwater pleads guilty in gunrunning scheme
• ALERT: Pawnee County Grand Jury indicts county commissioner, deputy; says sheriff should be removed
• Bates and Freedman return to court in October
• Stillwater school district officials look toward improvements
• School district receives book donation
• Girl Scouts to end lease of local camp
• Stillwater City Council talks road conditions
• Mayor, OSU economic development center administrator free on bond
• ALERT: Grand jury indicts Stillwater's Mayor Nathan Bates and an Oklahoma State vice president
• ALERT UPDATE: Stillwater mayor says he will remain in office while facing felony charge
• UPDATE: Stillwater mayor faces felony, accused of using city e-mail account, computer to conduct com
• Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates and Oklahoma State's Glenn Freedman indicted, arrested for bookin
• BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL: Stillwater printing company presses on
• Stillwater residents readying for sanity rally in Washington
• Pawnee County grand jury wraps up
• Mayor's partner says he wasn't told to be in court Monday
• Stillwater Friends of the Library selling books through Sunday afternoon
• Old Settlers Day festivities on tap for Perkins
• Stillwater Convention and Visitors Bureau begins working with city on plan to put CVB under city umb
• Perkins-Tryon crowns homecoming queen
• UPDATE: Stillwater mayor says he knows he has been indicted
• NEW: Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates says he has been indicted
• Kansas takes stage with Oklahoma State University symphony orchestra
• Federal grand jury indicts Stillwater, Texas men in gunrunning case
• Multicounty grand jury issues two sealed indictments to open in Payne County
• Pawnee County grand jury starts deliberations
• UPDATE: Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates comments on grand jury indictments
• UPDATE: Grand jury indictments to be unsealed Monday afternoon
• Multicounty grand jury issues two sealed indictments
• Update: Four people - including a child - taken by ambulance to hospital after three-vehicle wreck
• Stillwater residents bring questions to mayor
• Stillwater looks at ordinance to address underage drinking
• Three murder defendants in meth death of 15-year-old appear in court
• Three-vehicle wreck closes North Washington Street
• Ambulance board talks about starting service
• VIDEO: Fan cam and Oklahoma State game halftime highlights
• Stillwater mayor says he can't talk about investigation into his economic development grant
• Morrison truck driver escapes injury in fatal Texas crash
• Man hospitalized after Stillwater apartment fire
• Murder charges filed against three people in 15-year-old girl's death in Stillwater
• Oklahoma State marching band alumni return to play with band
• Byng teacher named Oklahoma Teacher of the Year
• Council eliminates new business section from agenda
• McDonald's drive-through argument spawns arrest
• Grand jury convenes Monday to hear about Stillwater mayor's grant
• Stillwater City Council talks underage drinking, freedom of speech
• Stillwater's Sheerar Museum to open first responder exhibit
• HEAD OF THE CLASS: Stillwater teacher among state's top educators
• Payne County commissioners approve Ingalls fire truck bid
• Oklahoma State scores early and often to hammer Tulsa, 65-28
• Inselman paces Morrison to victory
• Payne County assessor candidates talk about proposed property tax increase cap
• City of Stillwater and Stillwater Fraternal Order of Police Lodge meet in arbitration Wednesday
• Federal judge says Payne County Jail inmates' lawsuit should be dismissed
• Oklahoma State University team doctor keeps student athletes in condition to compete
• Stillwater's Conventions and Visitors Bureau might become a city department
• Artist draws on childhood memories of war camp for painting series
• Chamber holding candidate forum Friday
• League of Women Voters talk State Questions
• Temple Grandin speaks on animal science, autism
• Motorcyclist injured in Stillwater wreck
• Angie Debo sculpture reveal delayed
• UPDATE: Stillwater school board approves 10-year building plan
• Student hit by a bus
• Stillwater High softball team falls to Owasso
• Government Watch: City Council approves land swap with school district
• Government Watch 9-13-2010
• Lawsuit alleges Stillwater man voted illegally in Tennessee
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State University alumni join marching band for halftime show
• VIDEO: Fans help boost Oklahoma State Cowboys to 2-0 at Boone Pickens Stadium
• Questions raised about inmate suicide, addiction care
• Two OSU grads will be inducted into Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame
• Multi-county grand jury to hear testimony regarding Stillwater mayor's grant
• Witnesses in Stillwater mayor's grant ordeal being called to testify
• UPDATE: Langston University president's job may be in trouble
• Rally in the Streets Friday
• UPDATE: Despite complaints, Langston president will keep her job
• Pawnee grand jury continues to meet Wednesday
• Charge filed against pickup driver in crash that killed Stillwater bicyclist
• OSU kicks off creativity program
• Oklahoma State University study shows blueberries lower risk of hypertension
• Meridian holds open meeting to discuss income and expenditures
• NEW: Stillwater police arrest barricaded man after standoff
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State halftime show
• NEW: Oklahoma State basketball player in court Tuesday
• UPDATE: Judge dismisses protective order against Oklahoma State basketball player
• VIDEO: Stillwater High School fans help Pioneers kick off football season
• UPDATE: Stillwater veteran who threatened to sue Army says Army Reserve has released him from servic
• UPDATE: Meridian board approves budget
• Oklahoma State Cowboys win big to open season
• $6 million granted to OSU
• Charges won't be filed against man who had pellet gun near school
• Man who fled Payne County Sheriff's deputies arrested in Tulsa County
• Stillwater officials drop Blues Fest from city calendar
• Machine malfunction injures Keystone Pipeline worker southeast of Stillwater
• Oklahoma State football fans camp out early to get the good seats
• OSU professor's research could lend insight into causes of autism
• OSU Symphony Orchestra will play two concerts with Kansas
• Yale landmark church known for its dome
• City of Stillwater dropped from federal lawsuit
• National news alert: Gulf oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast
• Former OBN agent waives hearing in gun charges
• UPDATE: Friday fireworks will coordinate with Pioneers football
• Stillwater veteran wants to sue the Army
• Stillwater High School ranks eighth for average ACT score
• Legal issues hindered Bates' use of grant, business partner says
• What's bugging Stillwater's trees?
• Women's recovery home in Stillwater in danger of closing
• Autopsy says 15-year-old who died after a family reunion at Lake Carl Blackwell had been injected wi
• Police lock down Lincoln Alternative Academy after report of firearm Tuesday morning
• Stillwater mayor repaying grant that prompted OSBI investigation
• Pipes might be smoking
• Police ask for help identifying ATM bandit
• Mobile food cart brings West Coast trend to downtown Stillwater
• Three men arrested in connection with Stillwater car burglaries
• Yale fire destroys mobile home, displaces family
• Oklahoma City police pursuit ends in Payne County
• Fireworks will kick off Labor Day weekend in Stillwater
• City crews begin giving a facelift to a block in downtown Stillwater
• Oil leaks into Stillwater Creek
• Blatnick felony charge reduced to misdemeanor
• Pedestrian hit near OSU campus, in fair condition
• Former Stillwater City Council member says hospital authority needs more transparency; filed lawsuit
• Noble County wreck injures Morrison driver
• Oil truck driver released from hospital
• Ambulance trust ponders fees for emergency medical service
• Governor candidate tours pipeline site
• Pawnee County officials pay back taxes on drug-seized land
• Stillwater community turns lights on for Oklahoma State students
• Five people arrested on meth complaints
• UPDATE: Ambulance board discusses monthly service fees
• Former Stillwater City Council member sues hospital for records
• Gas line struck Tuesday
• UPDATE: Stillwater school board approves teacher contracts
• Final unofficial results in run-off
• Stillwater school board to hold special meeting
• Stillwater schools are off to a solid start
• Tax Questions and Candidates in Area Elections
• Stillwater mayor wants to change process that allowed residents to petition for his recall
• Truck strikes and kills Stillwater toddler
• Leaders to freshmen: enjoy OSU
• Leadership course tests OSU ROTC cadets
• CodeRED test coming Tuesday
• Runoffs could dictate Nov. 2 strategy
• Cushing building looks as if it would be at home in space
• Landry’s is a special shop for special kid
• Oklahoma State offers new mental health therapy for students
• VIDEO: Stillwater Relay For Life
• Perkins truck driver stable after crash into creek
• Legislators talk economy and education at Chamber of Commerce forum
• OSU ROTC hosts Iron Cowboy II
• Police looking for man who fled traffic stop
• ALERT: Vehicle off bridge
• UPDATE: Loaded oil tank truck runs off creek bridge
• UPDATE: Truck driver freed from wreck in creek
• UPDATE: Empty truck called in to take oil from wreck tanker
• Accountability key to chamber success, new Stillwater chamber president says
• May be August but for Stillwater High School band it's march, march, march
• NEW AT NOON: Train smashes into trash truck
• Stillwater restaurant roof collapses
• Roof collapses at Stillwater's Buffalo Wild Wings
• Stillwater Utilities Authority: Pumping station in place to address water woes
• Stillwater City Council considers what to do with parks
• Man found dead was from Stillwater, police confirm
• Stillwater veteran battles Army Reserve over enlistment
• Keystone Pipeline project pumps millions into Payne County economy
• Pickup strikes bicycle, woman killed
• Benefit will raise cash for schools
• OSU alum spreads the word for pharamceutical company
• Report says Stillwater can’t support park system
• Ex-Marine finds peace with his Screamin’ Yellow custom Mustang
• Sean Sutton gets deferred sentence, community service, fine
• Texas cold case: Stillwater man?
• Oklahoma State moves up in Forbes' best colleges list
• Friday the 13th: What are you afraid of?
• Stillwater lawmaker Rep. Cory Williams named to child advocacy board
• Sean Sutton: I'm guilty
• Stillwater water utilities show plan for pressure fix
• Sean Sutton said to have completed rehab; due back in court Friday
• OSU band will march for interim leader
• New addition to Langston park
• Stillwater businessman faces federal gun charges
• Josh Sumrall moves from the bench to the superintendent's office at Coyle
• They're back ... in school; Summer ends for Mulhall-Orlando students
• Stillwater imposes watering restrictions
• Stillwater school board hears district's long-range facilities plan
• Oklahoma health commissioner says troops need more help for mental illness
• Brothers work together to make it in New York
• Less money, bigger classes in Stillwater schools
• Stillwater officials pursue grant for new countywide Y
• Payne County Sheriff’s Office raises money for two police dogs
• Stillwater school board will review building plans
• Stillwater school board discusses long-range planning
• Crews cleanup hydraulic fluid spill
• Building proposal would replace two Stillwater schools
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