Hydro News

Nicolas Ibrahim is a small real-estate developer who thought he was doing everything right.

Vehicle crashes in Oklahoma claimed the lives of at least four motorists over the weekend, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.

A fiery single-vehicle crash has killed a 22-year-old man in Caddo County. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said Mckyna L. Gracia of Hydro died in Sunday's crash.

Just because peanut input costs are up, prices are down and supply is burdensome doesn't mean growers should make wholesale production cuts to save a few dollars.

Three people died in vehicle accidents on Oklahoma roads Thursday, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

A Hobart firefighter is back on the job less than two weeks after helping save three injured firefighters from a grain bin fire in Hydro.

The funeral for Hydro fire chief Nolan Schmidt will be held Friday morning near his hometown where he was killed fighting a fire this week.

The small town of Hydro is still coming to terms with a devastating loss. In one incident the town's fire chief was killed and nearly half of the fire department was sent to the hospital.

The Caddo County Sheriff's Office says a fire at a grain elevator in Hydro has killed one firefighter and injured five others.

HYDRO a ' A firefighter died and five others were hurt today in a fire at a grain elevator in Caddo County, Sheriff Gene Cain said.

Billy and Anais Yeager at the old Lucille's near Hydro, Okla. Independent filmmaker Billy Yeager , with his wife Anais, will begin shooting a number of scenes on Route 66 in Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona for his upcoming movie "Jesus of Malibu" in the next few weeks.

T he e-mail from my Oklahoma niece nearly vibrated with excitement. "We sent you a package!!! Hope it gets there in time for Christmas!!" I hoped so, too.

Wheat farmer Jeff Krehbiel scoops handfuls of peanuts-in-the-shell from a bag and puts them in a small wicker basket.

Two people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle collision in Blaine County at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials.