Shawnee pursuit suspect faces felony charges

A suspect who led authorities on a wild pursuit through Shawnee and causing an accident at a major intersection before crashing a few miles later has been formally charged with two felony counts.

A suspect who led authorities on a wild pursuit through Shawnee and causing an accident at a major intersection before crashing a few miles later has been formally charged with two felony counts.

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North Rock Creek's student section gets excited about a 3-pointer by Cason Coomer during Tuesday night's game. See related story and more photos on B1.

The Shawnee Lady Wolves, behind some relentless pressure defense and solid ball movement, overwhelmed the Claremore Lady Zebras 65-30 Tuesday night at the SHS Performing Arts and Athletic Center.

by Kim Morava A convicted killer who was being housed on Oklahoma’s death row for the 2017 shooting death of Tecumseh Police Officer Justin Terney died… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
WELLSTON – On January 14, 2025, at approximately 10:12 p.m., the Wellston Fire Department was dispatched to a crash involving a semi-tractor-trailer at mile marker 157 eastbound on the Turner Turnpike, located within an active construction zone. This call followed an earlier crash response at approximately 8:35 p.m.
The FBI is asking for the public’s help with identifying victims in an ongoing investigation related to the receipt of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
A high-speed pursuit about 12:15 p.m. Tuesday afternoon ended at Tecumseh Lake, where officers apprehended two juveniles and recovered a stolen vehicle.

You never want to be shorthanded, but coming into a tournament championship game against a team that plays fast is probably the worst case scenario. That’s the situation McLoud faced Monday night in the Henryetta Tournament Championship game against Class 2A.

At January's PATCH (Pottawatomie Alliance Towards Community Health) meeting, attendees heard from two organizations -- they had an opportunity to hear from Linda Johns about the great work happening at Red Rock Behavioral Health, specifically with the Shawnee Crisis Unit and Urgent Recovery Center, and Lynde Gleason and the Work Ready Shawnee team, who also hosted the meeting at their new location and provided lunch. PATCH will have its next meeting Feb.