In a new series called “4/20,” The Southwestern Video Reporter Johannes Becht is covering the topic of marijuana in Oklahoma.

53 Weatherford residents are currently reported positive. This is 13 more cases, or 33%, than last week (40 cases).

35 Weatherford residents have died from COVID since the beginning of the pandemic, 67 in Clinton, 106 in Custer County.

Case numbers across Oklahoma and the country are on the rise. SWOSU President Dr. Lovell repeatedly urged students to get vaccinated.

In 2015, Weatherford made statewide headlines by having 3 massive sinkholes. Now, the site is being prepared for new construction.

Police Departments across the State participated in a Law Enforcement Taser Instruction Class in the Wellness Center at SWOSU.

Miss SWOSU Natalee Karcher tied for a rookie talent award. Miss SWOSU Outstanding Teen Peyton Davis made it to the top 11.

"There was a lot of preparation that went into preparing for Miss Oklahoma."

Miss SWOSU Natalee Karcher of Midland (TX) and Miss SWOSU’s Outstanding Teen Peyton Davis of Cache will represent Southwestern Oklahoma...

There was one major obstacle in the past.

Meeks is the youngest contender in any of the races on the tribe’s April 24th ballot.

The U.S. is at risk for another surge in COVID-19 cases. CDC recommends travel only for those who are fully vaccinated.

The airport expansion projects costs 89 million dollar and is set to be completed in summer.

This is the second lockdown at SWOSU within 6 months.

Woods is now scheduled to appear in Custer County court on April 13, 2021, for trespassing on SWOSU property.

Amber Thompson, a 2018 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences, recently launched a literary journal with a unique model: no work...

The first will be through Friday with a short break before an even stronger storm comes in Saturday night into Sunday morning.

The issues faced by UCO and Oklahoma County present current issues universities face despite COVID-19 vaccinations rolling out.

"As long as we have awesome volunteers, we will continue to host clinics until everyone is vaccinated."

Mauree is the first non-binary congressperson in the nation.

Only two universities in Oklahoma offer music therapy degrees, one of which is SWOSU.

Completion of a coronavirus vaccine has been looming during, what feels like, the longest year ever.

The crime thriller is about a recently paroled thief, Gabriel Russell, who tries to balance his life

SWOSU-Sayre History Professor Landry Brewer recently helped Tom Ivester, Elk City’s City Manager, transfer some of the city’s decades-old...

Here are the COVID-19 updates and statistics for some of Oklahoma's major universities.

Garcia will speak at 8 p.m. and Moore will follow at 9 p.m.

By Greydon Buhlig Sports Editor The shocking weekend that Oklahoma fans just witnessed is, what I believe, nothing to panic about. Yes,...

Around the United States, colleges are having to constantly adapt and change to the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Watching

SAGE STEAM team members recently participated in Devon Energy’s annual OKC Dodgers STEM day.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) announced on Wednesday that he has been tested positive for Covid-19.

Weatherford residents on Tuesday approved the proposed city sales tax. Oklahoma citizens also voted in favor of the expansion of Medicaid.

Weatherford branch members, which include SWOSU employees and community members, assist AAUW Oklahoma to conduct a virtual convention.

Campus E-Clips is an e-publication produced by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education with stories from Oklahoma's campuses.

On Tuesday, June 30, there are primary elections in Oklahoma, as well as elections over SQ 802 and local propositions.

The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved on Wednesday higher tuition and fees.

On Friday, The Great American Conference announced its Council of Presidents approved changes to the league's upcoming schedules.

+++U.S. Covid-19 deaths now 100,000+++6,273 cases and 326 deaths in Oklahoma+++13 cases in Custer County, 11 in Weatherford+++

SWOSU students in Weatherford recently represented the Everett Dobson School of Business & Technology.

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus, the NCAA has suspended all remaining winter and spring sport championships.