A man was arrested in Atoka County after a high-speed chase on US 69, where he reached speeds of 115 mph and refused to stop. Authorities used a tactical maneuver to stop the vehicle. The driver ... Read More

A train derailment in Stringtown, Oklahoma, has led to the closure of Reba McEntire Avenue, one of the primary crossings to US 69. Bond Street remains open only for emergency vehicles, and traffic is ... Read More

The southbound lanes of Highway 69 near the Mack Alford Correctional Center in Atoka have been shut down due to a semi-truck that has been fully set ablaze. Read More

A semi-truck driver died after a crash in Atoka County Monday afternoon. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Henry Govan, 62, of Harrisburg, North Carolina, had a sudden medical event while ... Read More

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the incident involving a big rig happened on US 69, just south of State Highway 131 near the Pittsburg County line. OHP said driver Henry Govan appears to have ... Read More

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the incident involving a commercial motor vehicle happened on US 69, just south of State Highway 131 near the Pittsburg County line. The cause of the crash is still ... Read More

An Alabama man driving a stolen vehicle led law enforcement on a 100mph pursuit through Stringtown, that ended in a shoot out. Read More

Two people are dead and another was injured following a crash Friday morning in Atoka County. Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said at around 9:30 a.m. Friday, 78-year-old Charles E. Eidem, of ... Read More

A fatal crash in Atoka County on Friday morning led to the shutdown of a highway in Stringtown. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the accident involved an 18-wheeler which collided with a sport utility ... Read More

ATOKA COUNTY (KOKH) - The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly Friday morning crash on US-69 / OK-43E in Atoka County. According to OHP, the crash involved a 2025 GMC Yukon driven by ... Read More

A fatal crash in Atoka County on Friday morning led to the shutdown of a highway five miles north of Stringtown. Read More

ATOKA COUNTY, Okla. (KTEN) - A fatal crash in Atoka County on Friday morning led to the shutdown of a highway five miles north of Stringtown. KTEN.com ... Read More

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the accident involved an 18-wheeler which collided with a sport utility vehicle at 9:30 a.m. at the intersection of US 69 and State Highway 43. Stringtown police ... Read More

Simpson said the suspect's vehicle fled the scene and was later located by an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper near Stringtown, prompting a pursuit. The driver, later identified as Khyle Emerson ... Read More

As they drove through Atoka County in Oklahoma last Thursday, the rain poured. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol ... to a five-vehicle pileup on U.S. 69. The two North Texas teenagers ... Read More

according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The Jeep, driven by Brinlee Farris, 18, of Wylie was in the northbound lanes of U.S. Highway 69 when it hydroplaned across the median and into the ... Read More

According to the Atoka Police Department, the accident involving the truck happened at the intersection of US 69 and 13th Street. The police department is asking anyone who may ha ... Read More

A crash in Atoka County sent two to the hospital after an SUV allegedly tried to turn in front of a truck on the highway this afternoon. Read More

STRINGTOWN, Okla. (KXII) - Highway 69 has been narrowed to just one lane after a crash Saturday afternoon in Atoka County. As of 3 p.m. on Saturday, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol has asked drivers to ... Read More

The incident occurred at 4:37 a.m. at the intersection of U.S. 69 and State Highway 131. According to a report from Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Jamey Miller of the Atoka county detachment of Troop ... Read More

A Coalgate woman died after a crash at the intersection of US-69 and OK-131. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Ashley Collins, 37, was traveling eastbound on OK-131 north of Stringtown when ... Read More