Jones News

March 13, 2014: The HISD school board votes on the fate of two schools. Jones HS will remain open and change to a specialty school, while Dodson ES will be closed.

The Rogers County sheriff and two others have been dropped as defendants in a defamation lawsuit filed by District Attorney Janice Steidley.

Prosecutors say 22-year-old Lane was gunned down as he jogged last summer while visiting his girlfriend's parents in Duncan, about 80 miles south of Oklahoma City.

A Red Sox hat during baseball season, an Indiana Jones style fedora for camp and other adventurous activities and a flat cap for everyday wear.

With this weekend's snowfall and more snow expected today, wintry weather is rearing its head and reviving the need for a warm winter coat.

UKRAINE'S PM has warned his crisis-hit country is on the "brink of disaster'' and accused Russia of declaring war.

Darnell Earl Jones, 29, faces indecent exposure and public drunkenness charges. Jones was being held in the Oklahoma County jail Friday morning on $2,000 bond.

Troup says she became friends with a few of her neighbor's pets and says she will miss seeing them every morning.

The Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter will honor Valerie Naifeh with its Maureen Reagan Award at the 2014 Alzheimer's Association Memory Gala, April 10 at the Cox Convention Center.

On April 18, 1980, a group of fisherman discovered the body of a woman on the east bank of the North Canadian River, 20 miles east of Oklahoma City and near Jones.

Michael Wilson, 54, came in voluntarily Wednesday to talk to police about the death of Kevin Jones, Sgt.

Police say just before midnight Saturday, February 22, officers responded the El Dorado Club near N.E. 23rd Street and Missouri Avenue where a fight was reported.

The epicenter of the 5:20 a.m. quake Monday was about a quarter mile south of E Wilshire Boulevard along Jones-Spencer Road.

While today's kids may think 50-year-olds roamed the earth with dinosaurs, others think they are mere youngsters.

The Oklahoman's Steve Lackmeyer took questions from readers in today's OKC Central Live Chat.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a Taft woman was injured after she fell out of a moving car she was steering with her knees Wednesday afternoon.

Like the tornado that twisted through Moore, warning signs now wind down streets.

While today's kids may think 50-year-olds roamed the earth with dinosaurs, others think they are mere youngsters.

Jones residents say they are used to seeing a few small grass fires during this time of year but as the risk of fire danger grows, so do their concerns.

A five hour stand-off Wednesday in northwest Oklahoma City ended peacefully but at times it was touch and go.