On a warm and breezy Saturday afternoon, 20 students from Oklahoma State University worked together to rake and pick up leaves that have fallen from the trees surrounding the Payne County Youth Shelter.

Music has always been a part of the human experience. In the earliest days, it was sought out by men who made the first wind instruments from bones and drums from animal hide. Music is everywhere today, seeping out of car stereos, echoing through stadiums and playing in the background of eve…

A small band of reporters restlessly awaited her arrival. Chairs awkwardly shuffled from movement, cell phones habitually remained clutched by all, and were frequently checked to see if time had moved.

Hunger may be hard to see, but food insecurity among college students is a common occurrence on a college campuses.

Julianne Thomison started her night of being crowned Miss OSU on the floor.

Members of the congregation fill the worship area as luminous sounds of the church choir fill the room. A new pastor steps to the podium to give her first worship service in front of a new congregation, a congregation who, for the most part, grew up in Oklahoma. Right in the middle of the Bi…

People go to work or school and blend in with the crowd, but when they go to Lexicon, they get to be the heroes of their stories.

T. Boone Pickens always marched to the beat of his own drum and was not afraid step out of rhythm with the world around him.

Stillwater Mayor Will Joyce has responded to the federal warrants issued at Palomino’s and El Vaquero on Wednesday via Twitter, clarifying the details of the events that took place.

The Alcohol and Medical Marijuana Summit at Oklahoma State became a hot spot for discussion as the future of Oklahoma's medical marijuana laws were discussed by several speakers and members who attended.

About 45 or 50. That’s the number of names on one Stillwater Police detective’s watch list.

This year, Stillwater’s premiere music festival, Calf Fry, will have less beer can throwing and more enforced safety regulations.

A Stillwater man was arrested Friday after police interrupted a burglary in progress at a Stillwater drug store.

A church in Stillwater plans to feed 2,000 meals to college students from Oklahoma State University during finals week May 6-10.

Downtown Stillwater acts as the creative epicenter for the city.

Sex offender arrested for molestation, failure to register

The Stillwater Music Festival was this past weekend, and it offered Stillwater an opportunity to hear live music for free.

A 19-year-old out on bail after being arrested on charges of knowingly concealing stolen property was shot Tuesday night in a house described by police as a “hub for illegal activity.”

Police arrest woman for stealing a car

The Stillwater Music Festival: Blues & More will be hosted Friday and Saturday night at the Stillwater Community Center, featuring two evenings of free live music with food trucks and raffles. The shows begin at 6 p.m., with different performances each night.

The word "first" has several connotations associated with it.

In the noise, bustle and flashing lights of a busy bar, it’s easy to miss little things, like a counterfeit $20 that gets mixed in with the bar’s real money.

Body Found in Pond

In a room crowded with friends, family and supporters, three men and one woman took an oath to uphold the laws of both the United States and Oklahoma and to serve with integrity.

In a town full of students missing home, there is a barbecue stand that takes pride in good home cooking, as if it’s cooked in your backyard.

Cody Liebenau, a recent Stillwater High School graduate, woke up before the sun on a Friday morning in summer 2018.

Stillwater citizens can interact easier with local government and get a clearer understanding on where their money goes through the online software program called Balancing Act.

Stillwater’s college students may have left town for spring break, but that didn’t stop one downtown bike shop from hosting a race across more than 100 miles of country backroads Saturday morning.

Stillwater man picked the wrong bike to steal

Sabiha Parveen, assistant professor at Oklahoma State University brought to light the important issues of brain health and cognitive decline at the Stillwater Public Library.

Stillwater Public Schools elementary attendance boundaries will be adjusted for the 2019-2020 school year, the Board of Education voted Tuesday.

Stillwater elementary and middle school students will be released early on Fridays starting next year, the Stillwater Board of Education voted Tuesday.

The Kappa Alpha Theta map amendment was not voted on; instead, Theta withdrew their application before the City Council meeting on Monday night.

The Stillwater Utilities Authority voted unanimously to pass an amendment to an agreement to widen Perkins Road Monday.

The Stillwater City Council approved a Specific Use Permit 3-1 for a medical marijuana growing facility and dispensary inside Stillwater city limits on Monday.

Even though esports is rising in popularity, casinos are not ready to take on the task of adding them to their gaming floors, according to Sheila Morago, the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association.

SPD: Eight people arrested in connection to theft ring

The Stillwater Planning Commission voted 3-0 to establish a medical marijuana dispensary Tuesday during its regular meeting at the Stillwater Municipal Building.