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Police Connect Tulsa Teen To Several Crimes

Tulsa Police has connected a 14-year-old boy to several crimes over the past month. They say he's broken into several cars, at least one home and a vape shop.

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Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day

Graham Dowers Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.

Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day

Graham Dowers Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.

State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.

State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.

UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area

Graham Dowers Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.

UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area

Graham Dowers Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.

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Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day

Graham Dowers Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.

State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.

UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area

Graham Dowers Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.

Oklahoma Transportation Commission to meet Monday and review major projects

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma Transportation Commission will meet June 2 to welcome a new member, review storm damage repairs, and vote on the 2026 budget plan.

Senate prepares to scrutinize 'Big Beautiful Bill' as Congress returns to budget work

Alex Cameron The Senate is set to review the narrowly passed House reconciliation bill, with key policy provisions facing removal under budget rules.

Rise in Hope: Tulsa churches unite in remembrance of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Eden Jones 104 years since Tulsa's darkest day, community remembers and heals through faith. Churches unite for 'Rise in Hope' event commemorating the Race Massacre.

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