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If No One Has Tonight's Powerball Numbers, The Jackpot Could Grow To A Record-Breaking Amount

If No One Has Tonight's Powerball Numbers, The Jackpot Could Grow To A Record-Breaking Amount

CBS News The fourth-largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history could soar to the largest ever if no one wins the top prize in Wednesday night's Powerball drawing. The jackpot climbed to $1.2 billion after no one matched all six numbers — 13, 19, 36, 39, 59 and a Powerball of 13 — in Monday night's drawing.

California Shoplifter Stuffs Chain Saw Down His Pants

California Shoplifter Stuffs Chain Saw Down His Pants

News 9 A California business owner says store surveillance video recorded a man stealing a small chain saw by stuffing it down his pants. Jeff Bennett of RG Equipment tells the Fresno Bee his security camera caught the theft Wednesday afternoon. The video shows

Oklahoma Sports Hall Of Fame Inducts Class of 2017

Oklahoma Sports Hall Of Fame Inducts Class of 2017

The Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame inducted seven new members, Monday, at the Riverwind Showplace Theatre in Norman. The inductees included:

Oklahoma Sports Hall Of Fame Announces 2017 Induction Class

Oklahoma Sports Hall Of Fame Announces 2017 Induction Class

The 2017 Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame Induction Class will feature Bryant Reeves, Jason White and more.

Union Voters Approve Bond Issue To Help Fund Collegiate Academy

Union Voters Approve Bond Issue To Help Fund Collegiate Academy

News On 6 Voters in the Union school district approved a $21 million bond issue to help pay for a new wing at Union's Collegiate Academy.

Union Public Schools Bringing College Experience To High School

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'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Lisa Monahan Oklahoma police departments are utilizing advanced technology like drones for surveillance and arrests, enhancing safety and efficiency without risking the lives of officers.

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Lisa Monahan Oklahoma police departments are utilizing advanced technology like drones for surveillance and arrests, enhancing safety and efficiency without risking the lives of officers.

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Robin Marsh Edmond-based Life.Church pastor and New York Times best-selling author Craig Groeschel has released a new book, The Benefit of Doubt, which tackles tough questions about faith and doubt to help readers deepen their spiritual journey.

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Robin Marsh Edmond-based Life.Church pastor and New York Times best-selling author Craig Groeschel has released a new book, The Benefit of Doubt, which tackles tough questions about faith and doubt to help readers deepen their spiritual journey.

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'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Eye On Safety: New technology helping police departments across Oklahoma

Lisa Monahan Oklahoma police departments are utilizing advanced technology like drones for surveillance and arrests, enhancing safety and efficiency without risking the lives of officers.

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

Robin Marsh Edmond-based Life.Church pastor and New York Times best-selling author Craig Groeschel has released a new book, The Benefit of Doubt, which tackles tough questions about faith and doubt to help readers deepen their spiritual journey.

2025 National Recording Registry adds Elton John, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse and 'Hamilton'

2025 National Recording Registry adds Elton John, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse and 'Hamilton'

CBS News From albums to musicals, as well as live broadcasts and video game soundtracks, the Library of Congress has unveiled this year's additions to the National Recording Registry.

China hikes tariffs on U.S. goods to 84%, as EU also retaliates against Trump tariffs

China hikes tariffs on U.S. goods to 84%, as EU also retaliates against Trump tariffs

CBS News China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 84% in retaliation for increased U.S. tariffs, continuing the ongoing trade war between the two countries.

Fire truck involved in SW OKC rollover crash

Fire truck involved in SW OKC rollover crash

Christian Hans No one was hurt after a rollover wreck involving a fire truck Wednesday morning in Oklahoma City.

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