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Grant Thornton has named Lou Grabowsky chief operating officer effective Jan. 1. Grabowsky's day-to-day responsibilities and oversight of the firm's operations will include geographic regions and human resources.
SE Kansas man sentenced for drug trafficking
The U.S. Attorney's Office announced the sentencing Tuesday of 34-year-old Coffeyville resident Victor Lavone Lewis.
Craft show, benefits, haunted house slated
This weekend you can get spooked at a haunted house or plan ahead and do some holiday shopping at an antique and craft show.
The odds for slot machines at casinos in Oklahoma should be regulated and published as a matter of public record just as Nevada does for its casinos.
Trucks that could be hauling livestock along the Kansas and Oklahoma border were detained and their drivers questioned Thursday during a drill aimed at protecting the nation's food supply from foot-and-mouth disease.
Kansas, Oklahoma plan joint livestock disease drill
SITKA, Kan. a ' Kansas and Oklahoma are preparing a joint exercise to test plans for responding to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in livestock.
Senate funds foot-and-mouth research lab in Kansas while calling for study on its safety
The Senate approved $32 million Tuesday for a planned foot-and-mouth disease research lab in Kansas, while ordering more study on the lab's safety.
Country music superstar and Oklahoma native Garth Brooks might be coming out of retirement.
The Grand River Dam Authority plans to increase its base rates 11.95 percent on Jan.
Kansas, Oklahoma Partner For Animal Exercise
Officials in Kansas and Oklahoma hope a joint exercise will help them be better prepared to stop the spread of animal diseases.
Thousands of mustangs that now roam the West would be moved to preserves in the Midwest and East under a new Interior Department plan to protect wild horse herds and the rangelands that support them.
Film Spotlights Religious Right
The film based on Thomas Frank's 2004 book What's The Matter With Kansas? is a subtle yet revealing portrait of the religious right and how it continues to influence politics in this region of the country.
Faith-based programs key to turning around drug problems, state official says
Faith-based programs are the key to turning around the drug problems in northeast Oklahoma, a state official said Wednesday.
Salazar wants to move West's wild horses east
Thousands of mustangs that now roam the West would be moved to preserves in the Midwest and East under a new Interior Department plan to protect wild horse herds and the rangelands that support them.Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Wednesday the plan would not require killing any wild horses.
Busy night for UNC/Duke recruit Barnes
How important do two of the nation's top basketball coaches think 6-foot-6 small forward Harrison Barnes is to their programsa TM futures? Dukea TMs Mike Krzyzewski and North Carolinaa TMs Roy Williams made in-home visits to scout.coma TMs top-ranked recruit in the 2010 class a ' on the same night.
Delaware County jail able to handle new inmates, sheriffa s office says
The Delaware County jail, despite a threat of fines by the state for overcrowding, was able to handle the influx of 35 inmates after a state drug raid, according to the sheriff's office.
Drug sting targets 70 residents in Kansas, Oklahoma
By Krista Duhon news@joplinglobe.com MIAMI, Okla. - An 18-year-old man wept Monday as law enforcement officers escorted him from his home.
Annual Fin and Feather Fall Festival will be Sept. 25 - " 27
Nearly 200 exhibitors from seven different states will gather on the grounds of the Fin and Feather Resort for the 41st annual Fin and Feather Fall Festival set for Sept.
Under a mediated agreement filed with a Delaware court this week in the SemGroup bankruptcy, Kansas oil and gas producers will receive 40 to 45 percent of the $130 million owed them by the Tulsa- based company, an attorney heavily involved in the case said Wednesday.
At 15, Melissa Frye isn't old enough to give blood, but she came to Tulsa with 16 classmates to learn how to set up a blood drive at her high school in South Coffeyville, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line.