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Sand bags available in preparation of floods

Sands bags are available for free to the public at the Poteau Street Department on Oakland Drive behind Carl Albert State College, according to LeFlore County Emergency Management.

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Oklahoma braces for snow, heavy rain during holiday weekend

(AP) — Oklahomans will face a mix of blizzard-like winter weather and torrential rainfall over the long holiday weekend.

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AAA Oklahoma says gas prices to remain low for the holidays

(AP) — Oklahomans planning to drive during the holiday season will be greeted by some of the lowest pump prices of the year.

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Oklahoma to pursue marijuana lawsuit against Colorado

(AP) — Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt has said that he plans to continue to press the U.S. Supreme Court for permission to sue Colorado over its marijuana laws, despite objection from President Obama's administration.

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Youth invited to enter state’s 2016 Aviation Art Contest

The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission is inviting Oklahoma’s youth from ages six to 17 to participate in the state’s 2016 International Aviation Art Contest. The theme for the 2016 art contest is “Air Sports in Harmony With Nature.”

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Attorney General warns Oklahomans of rampant IRS scam

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt is warning to keep watch of a phone scam making its way across the state. The Attorney General’s Office has received a number of complaints from citizens who received phone calls from someone claiming to be a representative of the IRS.

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VIDEO: Undercard candidates spar in latest GOP debate

Four Republican presidential candidates ranking at the bottom of national polls squared off for their final debate of the year Tuesday night in Las Vegas. Topics focused on national security and the threat from the Islamic State group.