Coweta News

Anthony Smith's smartphone video helped police track down the man seen stealing items from an Oklahoma Walmart.

"It's a black and white issue, or in this case, green and yellow. "It's terrible," said Danley Clow, "it is just unbelievable the way they let it go."

An arrest has been made in connection to a shoplifting case we first told you about on Monday.

Three Cowetans have become victims of a new scam in the county where they were made to believe they missed jury duty and were required to pay a hefty fine.

News On 6 meteorologists believe most of the damage was caused by straight-line winds as the thunderstorms moved from the north to the south.

Coweta Police say they've identified the man in a video taken outside a Walmart.

Many computer-savvy Cowetans are relying on the Coweta Public Library System when they need to use the Internet or print computer reports.

Altus Deputy Police Chief Michael Bell looks ahead to his new position as appointed Coweta Chief of Police, and reflects on his time in law enforcement while serving the great city of Altus.

Eddie was in special ed. classes in Coweta schools when he was younger and he participated in the Special Olympics, playing golf and other sports.