Today in Ag with Jimmy Clark, listen live on KECO 96.5FM weekdays at noon. Recorded Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

SWOSU hosted the 2026 annual conference of the Oklahoma Speech Theatre Communication Association on Saturday, Sept. 12.

Exploring Energy Show with Shawn Wilson, listen live on KECO 96.5FM weekdays at 8:00 AM. Recorded Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

The Early Morning Show with Nathan & Landry Brewer, listen live on KECO 96.5FM. Recorded Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

Football results plus a big win on the golf course

On Thursday, October 29, SWOSU and the SWOSU Foundation, Inc. will jointly host a reception celebrating the renaming of the former Chemistry, Pharmacy, & Physics Building as the Randy L. Beutler Building.

A man died Saturday after being accidentally electrocuted while trimming trees near power lines at his home in Beckham County, according to Beckham County Sheriff Derek Manning.

Follow the Fab Four's example, and "Come Together" with friends and family at Elk City's museum complex.

A Weatherford man faces two felony charges in Custer County following an investigation involving reports of suspected child sexual abuse material associated with a Google account.

Oklahoma House Democratic Leader and gubernatorial candidate Cyndi Munson will make a campaign stop in Cordell on Wednesday, Sept. 23.

Monday, September 21, 2026 - “Today in Ag” is a daily radio show airing at noon on 96.5FM KECO, hosted by Jimmy Clark.

Monday, September 21, 2026 - Daily energy news and interviews from Western Oklahoma—and beyond. Hosted by Shawn Wilson.

Monday, September 21, 2026 - Start your day on the right side of the bed with "The Early Morning Show," hosted by brothers Nathan and Landry Brewer.

After more than 47 years as a family-owned Western Oklahoma business, ASAP Energy Inc. is set to change ownership.

The Elk City Fall Festival will return to the Elk City Convention Center Saturday and Sunday.

A woman was safely evacuated from her home Tuesday evening before a fast-moving wildfire overtook the property about four miles east of Rocky in Washita County.

Students who complete health care programs through Oklahoma CareerTech will have new ways to apply their training and credentials toward degrees at SWOSU.

Firefighters across western Oklahoma continue to battle extremely dry conditions after a fast-moving wildfire in Roger Mills County threatened at least one home Monday, while a much larger fire remains active in Caddo County.

Elk City recorded a double-digit increase in sales tax collections in September, according to the latest distribution figures from the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

More than 270 athletes ages 52 to 89 came to SWOSU Aug. 28-29 for two days of Oklahoma Senior Games basketball competition.

The Al Harris Library at SWOSU has received an Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant from the Oklahoma Historical Society.

SWOSU has earned national recognition for the opportunities it provides to Oklahoma students and the communities it serves.

SWOSU has completed the installation of a new SWOSU blue roof on the General Thomas P. Stafford Center, giving the building an updated look after more than 30 years under its original green roof.

SWOSU's History Education program has earned national recognition from the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) following a three-year review.

Roger Mills County firefighters battled three separate grass fires Saturday night near the intersection of N19080 and E820 roads.

A rural home north of Elk City was destroyed by fire Thursday, one of two fires that kept western Oklahoma crews busy despite recent rainfall.

GPRMC will continue its free monthly education series, Community Connections, with a September session focused on financial literacy.

OKIE811 will host an Elk City Safety Day on Wednesday, September 16, at Western Technology Center, offering free training for excavators, facility operators, vendors and others involved in underground utility safety and damage prevention.

Roger Mills County fire departments responded to three separate lightning-caused fires near Reydon Wednesday evening, with crews ultimately bringing all three incidents under control.

Washita County’s aeronautical artists are getting to work on a high-flying canvas.