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Vol. I · No. 32 · The Local Edition

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Flood Watch for the First Capital After 5.30 Inches of Rain

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Good morning, First Capital, and keep the umbrella handy: yesterday's soaking left 5.30 inches of rain at the Guthrie Mesonet, more rain is on the way, and a Flood Watch runs until 1 p.m. Guthrie Fire and deputies were called to a report of a pedestrian struck by a semi near southbound I-35 exit 157, according to Logan County Public Safety Radio, and KFOR reports a person was hit by a semi-truck near I-35 and Highway 33. The Logan County Board of County Commissioners meets at 9 a.m. KOCO reports on flooding across Oklahoma as showers continue, and NonDoc looks at four appeals judges up for retention on the Nov. 3 ballot.

GUTHRIE NWS
⚠ ALERT Flood Advisory
NOW 57°F Mostly Cloudy WIND N 11 mph AIR AQI 15 Good · Ozone at Oklahoma City TONIGHT 47°F Slight Chance Rain Showers then Mostly Cloudy · 24% rain FRIDAY 58°F Mostly Sunny CIMARRON 16.43 ft rising · floods at 18 ft COTTONWOOD 26.36 ft rising · floods at 30 ft DROUGHT D4 Exceptional · 3% of Logan Co. JOBS 4% in Logan Co., up from 3.4% a year ago SUN 7:35 am – 6:55 pm
OSC LIVE

ON THE RADIO Deputies respond to reported threats to shoot animals on Oak Lake Drive (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Guthrie police respond to collision involving semi at Division and Springer (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Deputies direct traffic after collision with minor injuries at Highway 74 and Seward (Logan County Public Safety Radio) CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $389.35 a hundredweight, with 21,878 head through Oklahoma auctions against 26,254 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 26.6M barrels, up 1.9M on the week (week ending Oct 9) HAY Alfalfa hay $210 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,240 tons moved against 960 in the same week a year ago. GRAIN Wheat $6.53 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 2 cents on the day — $4.14 a year ago. HAPPENING City of Edmond Set to Close 2nd Street at Broadway HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling