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Vol. I · No. 45 · The Local Edition

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Sunny and 81 Degrees in the First Capital

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Good morning, First Capital. A little after 2 a.m. overnight, deputies, troopers and firefighters were called to a reported pursuit crash near the Seward curve just west of Midwest, where a drone found a driver trapped in a ravine. Guthrie News Page reports the Guthrie girls captured the Class 5A cross country regional championship, with the boys finishing third, and Oklahoma Watch reports rural counties face hurdles in tapping State Question 781 money. The Coyle Board of Trustees holds a special meeting at 7 p.m. Expect a sunny, breezy Wednesday.

GUTHRIE NWS
NOW 73°F Clear AIR AQI 43 Good · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City TODAY 82°F Sunny · 1% rain TONIGHT 64°F Mostly Clear CIMARRON 5.98 ft falling · floods at 18 ft COTTONWOOD 2.98 ft steady · floods at 30 ft DROUGHT D3 Extreme · 3% of Logan Co. JOBS 4% in Logan Co., up from 3.4% a year ago SUN 7:47 am – 6:39 pm
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ON THE RADIO Drone helps deputies find trapped driver in ravine after crash near Seward curve (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Guthrie police check homeless encampment west of Tractor Supply (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Northbound lane of Henney closes between 76 and Sammy Davis Jr, southbound open (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $408.60 a hundredweight, with 26,048 head through Oklahoma auctions against 31,165 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 27.6M barrels, up 1.0M on the week (week ending Oct 16) GRAIN Wheat $5.91 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 9 cents on the day — $4.45 a year ago. HAY Alfalfa hay $203 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 1,440 tons moved against 820 in the same week a year ago. HAPPENING Edmond council says massage parlor permit process is not working HAPPENING City of Edmond Launches Interactive Development Tracker Map