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Nebraska Street between Elmhurst and Fenway avenues will close to through traffic Monday through Thursday, Oct. 15 for sewer manhole replacement. City officials urge motorists to avoid the north Bartlesville work zone until complete.
Bartlesville voters planning to use absentee ballots have until 5 p.m. on Oct. 19 to request them. Apply online or download the form, and check the Oklahoma State Election Board for questions.
Oklahomans who tried registering Friday hit an error after the portal failed to communicate with Service Oklahoma, leaving print-and-mail forms...
Key races ahead of Election Day and a congressional permitting bill were highlighted by analysts Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron. Insurance...
A strong cold front will sweep through late this week, bringing the season's first wind chills near 32-35 degrees to the Tulsa area and catching...
Bartlesville healthcare employers are offering competitive pay and strong incentives for qualified candidates right now.
Bartlesville seniors can attend the 55+ Activity Center General Meeting on October 20 from 9-10 am to connect with local programming and city resources.
Bartlesville Public Library is hosting a zombie makeover workshop for local teens.
Oklahoma's voter portal failed on the Oct. 9 deadline, blocking online registrations for the November election and forcing would-be voters to print...
Bartlesville native Kennedy Caughell receives GRAMMY consideration for her album Just the Beginning in two traditional pop categories.
Northeast Oklahoma faces localized flooding and hazardous travel as heavy rain hits midweek.
Bartlesville outruns Sand Springs for a 44-34 win, delivering an exciting high school football performance Friday night.
An Oklahoma chiropractor received a 14-year federal prison term for a $30 million Medicare and TRICARE fraud scheme.
Three adult females at Washington County SPCA are ready for adoption and would thrive in active homes.
Oklahomans reported over $130 million in internet crime losses to the FBI in 2025, highlighting the urgent need for scam awareness during...
Bartlesville City Council approved engineering design contracts this week for multiple streets funded by the 2023 General Obligation Bond.
Ward 5 voters meet longtime resident Eddie Collins, who brings deep local roots to his city council bid.
A felony sexual battery charge has been filed against 35-year-old Blaine Swalley in Bartlesville.
