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NJCAA basketball tournament brings big economic impact to Muskogee
Muskogee city leaders say the National Junior College Athletic Association basketball tournament is having a major economic impact for the city. → Read More
$3,500 worth of racing equipment stolen from Sand Springs storage unit
A theft at a Sand Springs storage unit has mobilized the racing community to help a driver in need. Thieves stole about $3500 worth of racing equipment from Josh Griffith’s storage unit. → Read More
Construction begins on ramp where two Tulsa bikers died
Construction crews started work on a Tulsa bridge where two bikers have lost their lives since New Year’s Eve. Some drivers say it’s been a problem for years. → Read More
Parents frustrated over TPS Board of Education deadlock
Some Tulsa parents say the Board of Education for Tulsa Public Schools needs to decide quickly on a representative for District 2. → Read More
Feds award $1.6 million for I-244 partial removal study
The U.S. Department of Transportation is providing $1.6 million in grant money to fund a highway study in Tulsa. → Read More
Bartlesville asks residents to conserve water due to lower supply
The City of Bartlesville is asking people to use less water as they deal with an ongoing drought that’s limiting supply. → Read More
Tulsa's Friendship Church highlights Black entrepreneurs
Tulsa's Friendship Church is celebrating Black History Month by shining the spotlight on black entrepreneurs. → Read More
Woman dies in second recent fatal wreck on same Tulsa highway interchange
The family of a Tulsa woman who died on the Highway 169/244 interchange wants that stretch of road fixed. → Read More
Man arrested for stabbing at Tulsa bar previously acquitted in deadly Taco Bell stabbing
Federal authorities are investigating the man accused of stabbing two people in a Tulsa bar. The same man, Christian Cook, was charged with stabbing a Tulsa father to death in 2019. → Read More
Booker T. Washington High School robotics team preparing for competition
A Tulsa high school robotics team is working around the clock to get ready for their first competition of the school year. → Read More
Tullahassee leaders renovating community center
A once popular community space is getting new life in the town of Tullahassee. The city’s mayor and community members are working to raise money to renovate an old gym. → Read More
Local Parkinson's organization working to raise money as cases increase
The Oklahoma Chapter of the American Parkinson Disease Association says they’re working to help more Oklahomans as more people get diagnosed with the disease. → Read More
Turkish TU students raise awareness of deadly earthquakes
Turkish students at the University of Tulsa are dealing with the pain and devastation of two massive earthquakes back home. They’re trying to raise awareness and money. → Read More
Hearing held in fight for Black Creek citizenship
In court this afternoon, a judge said the Muskogee Creek Nation should hand over parts of discovery by the end of next week. → Read More
Glenpool family shaken up after deadly wreck forces them out of home
A Glenpool family is still shaken up after a deadly crash forced them out of their home this weekend. → Read More
'Pink Sister' supporting people battling cancer in Tulsa
A local nonprofit is providing support in a number of different ways to Tulsans battling cancer. It comes after the group’s founder had her own battle with breast cancer. → Read More
Tulsa creates Office of Financial Empowerment and Community Wealth
The City of Tulsa created a new office designed to help Tulsa build financial stability. Thursday, city leaders launched the Office of Financial Empowerment and Community Wealth. → Read More
State lawmaker pushes for carbon monoxide legislation after death of Broken Arrow boy
A lawmaker is pushing for new legislation to address a potentially life-threatening problem. House Bill 2010 or Andy’s Law would require a carbon monoxide poisoning warning sticker on motorized boats. → Read More
News Literacy Week: How local students discern credible information
We’re digging into how students are discerning credible information in their everyday lives. Students at Broken Arrow High School are doing it on a daily basis. → Read More
Terence Crutcher Foundation buys North Pointe Shopping Center
The Terence Crutcher Foundation is soon launching a capital campaign after purchasing the North Pointe Shopping Center. The goal is to spur economic development in the community. → Read More