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Families of the dead hold out hope for new information about the location of the remains of two 16-year-olds who were never found.A timeline of the 1999 case of missing Welch girls Ashley Freeman and Lauria BibleVictim's family seeks investigation…

A memorial service is set for 1 p.m. Friday, May 4, at First Presbyterian Church of Sapulpa.

The Gathering Place announces an open submission for local artists who would like to perform or have their art shown in the park.

Superintendent Kirk Hartzler says voters ultimately were the decision-makers on an ambitious undertaking that will result in a stadium that “should be good for another 40 years.”

Teachers began to circulate a petition through social media Friday to initiate impeachment proceedings against OEA President Alicia Priest and Vice President Katherine Bishop.

Fifteen feral hogs, three mature females and a dozen piglets, have created a messy dilemma for a homeowner inside Tulsa's city limits and near the Gilcrease Museum.

SB 1600 rains about $700 million more than a year go on a state government and public education system parched by years of budget cuts and revenue failures.

In court documents filed Friday, Mitchell Lee Godsey's estate argued that an "under-qualified medical staff” provided care prior to his 2016 death.

From Jan. 1 to April 26, Immigration and Customs Enforcement placed holds on about 560 people who were detained in the Tulsa County jail, according jail data compiled by the Tulsa Immigrant Resource Network. Of those people, 320 were detained…

SB 1140 prohibits private child placement agencies that do not receive state or federal funding from being required to participate in child placements "that violate the agency's written religious or moral convictions or policies."