Police say they received information Sunday night regarding a possible suspect and located Brandon Arnold, who confessed to the vandalism.

The issue is whether Rea resided in the district for the required time, six months before filing for candidacy, and if the home is his primary residence.

The mayor of Barnsdall, Johnny Kelley, said they tried to activate the sirens, but the sirens malfunctioned because of a lightning strike.

It could take a month or even longer before the West 171st Street South stretch between Elwood Avenue and Highway 75 opens back up.

Dry and windy conditions caused a controlled burn to get out of hand Saturday afternoon, leading to 900 acres being burned near Ferguson Road and Bixby Road in Okmulgee County.

The fair runs from Sept. 28 to Oct. 8, making “11 Days of Awesome.”

Tulsa County commissioners will meet Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s city council vote asking for a new national monument in Tulsa’s Greenwood District.

Child Abuse Network (CAN), located off East 28th Street and South Sheridan Road, handles complete case management in one location.

A person is dead after a deadly crash with a semi truck on Interstate 44 in midtown Tulsa Tuesday morning.

It is a situation that Tulsa fire crews aim to prevent.

A Vinita woman said she has tried for weeks the landlord of her apartment complex to clean up what the previous tenants left behind.

From four-wheel drive to using beet juice to treat icy surfaces, AAA Oklahoma is tackling some winter weather myths.

According to the staff at A New Leaf, the nonprofit that provides job training, life skills and residential for people with developmental disabilities and autism, the wintry weather adversely affects people in their programs.

The Oklahoma State Board of Education unanimously approved a budget for Fiscal Year 2024, proposed by new State Superintendent Ryan Walters.

Since the launch of 988, the nation’s suicide and crisis lifeline, in July 2022, calls have poured into GRAND Mental Health.