Watonga
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Search complete. 8 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Watonga".
Oct 4, 2026
When The Doctor Told Me I'd Never Cook Again
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38:42Shannon RollinsHOST
Where is Romanos?
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38:43Kent RollinsHOST
Watonga, Oklahoma.
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38:45Shannon RollinsHOST
Okay.
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38:45Shannon RollinsHOST
So north central Oklahoma, is
PM NewsBrief: October 2, 2026
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3:00Keith MerksHOST
Ashton Caldwell has more on an ACLU letter claiming unlawful conditions inside the lockup.
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3:07Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
The Diamondback Correctional Facility in Watonga sat empty for 15 years.
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3:12Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
But in 2025, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections and the federal government signed a $100 million contract, giving a private prison company the authority to detain migrants at the aging facility.
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3:24Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
Now, immigrants' rights advocates have sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security condemning the conditions of the detention center.
President Trump rally, OG&E rate hike, September record heat and more
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6:05Michael CrossHOST
KOSU's Ashton Caldwell has more.
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6:07Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
The Diamondback Correctional Facility in Watonga sat empty for 15 years, but in 2025, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections and the federal government signed a $100 million contract, giving a private prison company the authority to detain migrants at the aging facility.
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6:23Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
Now, immigrants rights advocates have sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security condemning the conditions of the detention center.
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6:30Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
The letter cites reports of medical neglect, insufficient food, and severe social deprivation inside the facility.
Bridging Barriers: Language, Culture, and Justice
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31:14Michael Brooks JimenezGUEST
And so to lock them up in a private prison, especially if, if, if there's no indication that the person is a threat to the society, and if it can be established that they're likely to come back to court, why do they continue to fill up these prisons? That right now, I think, you know, the taxpayers are paying somewhere in the realm of between $150 and $200 a day per detainee.
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31:43Michael Brooks JimenezGUEST
And so the facility in Watonga, I think their estimates are they're going to make $100 million off that facility a year.
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31:50Alicia CleggHOST
yeah
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31:51Michael Brooks JimenezGUEST
so again detaining people who would otherwise be at work probably mostly were arrested on their way to work and find themselves there now
A New Season
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42:18Aaron KaukHOST
But 8-1 and then 8-4.
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42:19Aaron KaukHOST
They beat Watonga 8-1.
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42:21Aaron KaukHOST
They beat Morrison 8-4.
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42:22Aaron KaukHOST
So they're in the catbird seat of their regional tournament with one win today.
Gameday Food
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28:28Aaron KaukHOST
We've got one right here at Merritt.
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28:31Aaron KaukHOST
The Oilerettes will take on Watonga at 11, and then Morrison and Texoma at 1 o'clock.
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28:37Aaron KaukHOST
Losers 2 o'clock.
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28:38Aaron KaukHOST
Winners will play at 3.30 there.
Woodward Boomin'
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11:53Jared AthaHOST
Tishomingo and Hobart.
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11:55Jared AthaHOST
Blackwell and Watonga.
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11:57Jared AthaHOST
Some big games outside of our area.
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11:58Jared AthaHOST
Carl Albert and Dell City.
Big Beckham County Shooters
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17:46Aaron KaukHOST
Coming up here in A2 District 1.
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17:50Aaron KaukHOST
Hinton at Moreland, Sarah at Little Axe, and Watonga will play Newkirk.
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17:54Aaron KaukHOST
A fun one down, the Greer County versus, oh, what's that called? Let's hold it in.
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18:00Aaron KaukHOST
It just flew out of my mind.