Caroline Cluiss
Reporter
Ardmore, OK
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Caroline Cluiss is a North Texas native and University of North Texas graduate.
She’s known she wanted to work in news since high school, after she joined yearbook and newspaper, and began learning how to tell stories verbally and visually.
During college, she worked on two campus broadcasts, completed a fellowship with Newsy and interned at KERA. Now she’s enjoying getting to know the beauty and history of Southern Oklahoma.
She’d love to tell a story with you- email her at caroline.cluiss@kxii.com.
Mountain Lake campgrounds in Ardmore opened up again on Friday after closing for COVID-19.
An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper came out and rescued a couple, their daughter and their dog after the family got stuck on a sinking boat in the middle of the storm last Thursday evening.
Three fire trucks responded to a house fire on North East 4th Street in Ardmore at 4 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
A community of car racing drivers and fans raised $9,100 on Saturday to give to the family of the 3 year old boy from Wilson who was killed on Friday.
In a special meeting Monday night, the Ada City School District Board of Education unanimously voted to push the start date back two weeks.
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission voted Monday morning to increase the speed limit on I-35, but some drivers are saying it isn’t a good idea.
Fresh off quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt visited Ada Friday morning to check out a few success stories from the state’s new Business Relief Program.
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission hosted an event Wednesday and Thursday at the Ardmore Convention Center to fix problems many have had with obtaining unemployment benefits.
A local Ardmore non profit has been collecting school supplies to give kids what they need for a successful semester.
Rural McCurtain county has Oklahoma's sixth highest rate of infection per capita, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
In a 4-3 vote Thursday morning, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted not to require masks in schools but instead recommend them and other safety procedures for the fall semester.
In a vote Thursday morning, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted not to require masks in schools but instead recommend them and other safety procedures for the fall semester.
Park rangers are investigating after a body was found at Lake Murray State Park.
A University of North Texas study found that mask mandates have helped states keep the coronavirus under control.