Katie Keleher
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Tulsa, OK, United States
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Tulsa housing market stays competitive as mortgage rates rise
Buying a house can seem almost impossible these days, especially with low inventory and rising prices. Now, mortgage rates are rising. → Read More
Tulsa Animal Welfare still needing more funds for expansion project
Tulsa Animal Welfare is making plans for a much-needed expansion. But now, thanks to the pandemic, they're nearly a million dollars short of what they need to finish the project. → Read More
Bixby native competes in PBR "Unleash the Beast" event in Tulsa
Some of the world’s best professional bull riders are in Tulsa this weekend for the PBR "Unleash the Beast" event. → Read More
Oklahoma Blood Institute calls for donations as blood supply falls below 50 percent
The Oklahoma Blood Institute is issuing an emergency blood appeal. Its supply is less than half of what hospitals and patients need. → Read More
What to expect in weeks ahead in Ware death penalty trial
Thursday marked day four of a lengthy jury selection for the David Ware trial. → Read More
Tulsa County offers home buyout program for 2019 flood victims
Tulsa County could be offering up money for area homes damaged by major floods in 2019. → Read More
Jenks City Council approves rezoning ordinance amid concern from residents
The City of Jenks is rezoning parts of the city, including the downtown and Riverfront areas. → Read More
Bartlesville pastor returns from volunteering at Romanian-Ukrainian border
More than four million refugees have now fled the war in Ukraine, escaping to bordering countries such as Poland, Hungary and Romania. That’s where one Bartlesville pastor recently traveled. → Read More
Bartlesville elementary school finds new way to put books in students' hands
A Bartlesville elementary school is working to put books in students' hands. → Read More
Bartlesville residents give input on city's future strategic plan
The city of Bartlesville is looking to its residents to determine its future. → Read More
Tulsa police officer, chaplain work together to help homeless man reunite with family
More than 1,000 people are experiencing homelessness in Tulsa. But one man, in particular, caught the eye of hundreds in the community. → Read More
Local group expanding to support working moms nationwide
A local group is helping lift up working moms. → Read More
City of Catoosa proposes $20 million bond for public safety complex
The city of Catoosa is hoping to build new facilities for its first responders. → Read More
Dark Tulsa highway ramp causing concern for drivers
A Tulsa highway interchange is causing a headache, and worry, for some drivers. → Read More
Behind the Signs: Mysterious divorce settlement auction signs promise luxury items
You may have seen blue signs popping up around Tulsa advertising an urgent divorce settlement auction. 2 News Oklahoma staff became curious after finding the signs along different parts of Riverside. → Read More
Ambassador program doing more than cleaning up streets of downtown Tulsa
Take a walk around downtown Tulsa and you might notice it's looking a bit cleaner these days. It's thanks to efforts from the Downtown Tulsa Partnership ambassador program. → Read More
Controversial education bill still waiting to be heard in Oklahoma Senate
An Oklahoma Senate bill is stirring up controversy over funding for students and private schools. → Read More
Gathering Place Boathouse restaurant ready to serve customers after two-year closure
A Tulsa restaurant is opening back up, two years after it closed and COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. → Read More
Pilots get in formation for special training over Bartlesville
The skies around Bartlesville will be busy this weekend as about a dozen pilots from around the country are in town for special training. → Read More
Bill aims to eliminate out-of-pocket costs for advanced mammograms
A new bill is aiming to make women's healthcare more affordable in Oklahoma, specifically for those needing diagnostic mammograms. → Read More