Graycen Wheeler

6 days ago | kosu.org | Graycen Wheeler

The milestone will be marked with a speech from former President Bill Clinton, remarks from community members and 168 moments of silence — one for each person killed in the bombing. Those events will take place Saturday morning at 8 o’clock inside First Church, across the street from the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. Mayor David Holt told News 9 earlier this week that after three decades, the way the city remembers the bombing is evolving.

1 week ago | kgou.org | Graycen Wheeler

Southeast Oklahoma Power Corporation, an energy company, would have built a hydropower project in Pushmataha County. The endeavor would create two reservoirs just south of Talihina on the Kiamichi River. They'd sit right next to each other, but one would be at a higher elevation than the other. Together, these reservoirs would act like a giant battery. When the grid had extra power, it could be used to pump water into the upper reservoir.

1 week ago | kosu.org | Graycen Wheeler

Southeast Oklahoma Power Corporation, an energy company, would have built a hydropower project in Pushmataha County. The endeavor would create two reservoirs just south of Talihina on the Kiamichi River. They’d sit right next to each other, but one would be at a higher elevation than the other. Together, these reservoirs would act like a giant battery. When the grid had extra power, it could be used to pump water into the upper reservoir.

1 week ago | kgou.org | Graycen Wheeler

But amid concerns from law enforcement officials and misunderstandings about the bill's purposes from the public, its authors have put it on pause. House Bill 2426 would create a special, optional license for people who track severe weather for news stations or research institutions. Weather trackers with the license would still need to yield to emergency vehicles, but they'd also get flashing roof lights and take priority over other motorists.

1 week ago | kosu.org | Graycen Wheeler

But amid concerns from law enforcement officials and misunderstandings about the bill’s purposes from the public, its authors have put it on pause. House Bill 2426 would create a special, optional license for people who track severe weather for news stations or research institutions. Weather trackers with the license would still need to yield to emergency vehicles, but they’d also get flashing roof lights and take priority over other motorists.