Oklahoma woman indicted for voting twice OKLAHOMA CITY —– The Oklahoma Multi-County Grand Jury has indicted a woman on one felony count of voting illegally. Victoria Vincenza Dill, 31, is accused of voting twice in the general election in November 2024.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Josh Brecheen and more than 20 lawmakers sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting a criminal investigation be launched into the activities of Biden Administration Special Counsel, Jack Smith, and his grave violation of the Fourth Amendment during Operation Arctic Frost.

to point Publisher The past few weeks have represented a very sad time in our nation’s history, as the people we elect to represent us in Washington, D.C., have failed to live up to their oaths of office. Without question, it’s OK to argue different positions and disagree, but at the end of the day, what is best for the American citizen is supposed to be the deciding factor, not political parties.

OKLAHOMA CITY –– Beginning Nov. 1, Oklahoma drivers will be prohibited from using handheld cell phones and other electronic communication devices in active school and work zones under House Bill 2263, authored by Rep. Nicole Miller, R-Edmond. The law strengthens Oklahoma’s existing distracted driving rules by limiting handheld phone usage in areas where extra attention behind the wheel is critical. Drivers may still use handsfree features to stay connected safely.

• State legislators visit Daisy Ranch to explore how drones can save lives Oklahoma state leaders visited the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) to learn about the Tribe’s growing aviation technology program. CNO hosted a legislative interim study focused on how drones can help reduce fatal accidents on rural roads.

Felony 100 – John Curtis Teafatiller: Domestic assault with a dangerous weapon. 101 – Jeremy Wayne Shirley: Possession of firearm after former felony conviction.

Hugo News Sports The Hugo Buffaloes beat Roland, 58-38 to pick up their second District win of the season on homecoming Friday night. After falling to Kiefer 55-20 the Thursday prior, Hugo had an extra day to recover and reset ahead of facing the Rangers.

Paris Regional Health announces the launch of its Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), providing structured, evidenced-based therapy for adults (18+) facing mental health challenges. The IOP is designed for individuals experiencing mild to moderate psychiatric distress, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), social withdrawal, dual diagnostic substance use disorder and other mental health concerns.

Lindy Loftin, of Hugo, was this week’s winner of the Hugo News Football Contest after choosing 14 out of 18 games correctly. He guessed closest (351) to the OU Sooners’ total yardage (359) to edge out April Johnson. Loftin (right) is pictured with Emilye Covington of Buffalo Grill, where he obtained his winning entry blank. Sponsoring this year’s Hugo News Football Contest are: Dr. Wade Rowland DDS, First United Bank, Jiffy Lube, TWFG Insurance, Buffalo Grill, Sonic, Hugo Lake Marina & Cabins-LIFT, Homestead of Hugo, Security First National Bank, First Bank, Pruett’s Food, Red River Co-op, Shelter Insurance-Julia King, Ed Wallace Ford, Hugo Express Pharmacy, R.E. McGuire Insurance-Ernie Taylor, Jay Hodge, Diamond D @ Linda’s Place. Game selections can be found in each Wednesday edition of the Hugo News.

HUGO –– A resolution was passed last week by the Hugo city council to call for a special election to fill the unoccupied council position. The filing period for those interested in running for city council at-large will be Monday, Dec.