Slaughterville News

A man suffered serious burns on his face and hands after an explosion inside a trailer Thursday night, fire officials said.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation recently announced plans to add another project to the growing work set to begin on U.S. 77 between Noble and Lexington sometime in 2010.

A police officer watched helplessly, as his home was being devoured by fire Thursday morning.

A Norman police officer's home caught fire Thursday morning. Officials responded to a fire reported at 11:05 a.m. Thursday at 2829 96 Ave.

The Slaughterville Firefighters Women's Auxiliary in conjunction with the Hampton-Noble Masonic Lodge 291 will host a spaghetti dinner fundraiser 5-8 p.m. Oct.

District 1 Cleveland County Commissioner Rod Cleveland recently held a legislators appreciation cookout at the District 1 warehouse.

A Lexington man was seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision Wednesday night east of Noble.

The Norman fire marshal's office is investigating a fire that damaged a trailer home Tuesday afternoon near 108th Avenue SE and State Highway 9. Norman Fire Department Capt.

A former county commissioner used to tell us he often got complaints after a country road was resurfaced.

Gov. Henry announced federal assistance for nine counties, including Cleveland, in the April wildfires, county safety director Dan Cary told commissioners at Monday's meeting.

A thunderstorm collapsed over Slaughterville Sunday night producing high winds, tree damage and a downed power line.

Watch Video Google satellites thousands of miles above the earth can spot Tom Knott's Redbud Ridge Vineyard and Winery on Norman's east side.

NORMAN a ' Cleveland County Sheriff's Department officials say a trainee was saved from serious injury when a bulletproof vest stopped a bullet.