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Sand Springs Police Investigate Fatal SUV Wreck On Old North Road
Sand Springs police are investigating a fatal wreck on Old North Road just west of South 81st West Avenue.
Woman Jailed For Assaulting Paramedic At Sand Springs Quik Trip
A Checotah woman is in jail, accused of assaulting a paramedic who was trying to treat her in the parking lot of a Sand Springs Quik Trip.
Construction on I-244 upsetting drivers
Three days into the Oklahoma Department of Transportation's latest construction project in Tulsa, drivers are already frustrated with the traffic backups.
Motorcycle Crash On Avery Drive Kills Passenger
According to a collision report from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Racquel N. Black, 39, of Tulsa, was pronounced dead at the scene just before 10 p.m. The driver, Steven M. Harrison, 42, of Sand Springs, was westbound at a high rate of speed when he negotiated a curve, crossed the white line and struck the guardrail, the report says.
Sand Springs Police Working Series Of Cases Of Stolen Boat Parts
Last week, Ronnie Adams woke up and discovered part of his $1,500 dual stainless steel boat prop was missing.
Sand Springs Man Charged With Child Porn, Rape Of 14-year-old Girl
A 20-year-old Sand Springs man has been accused of multiple sex crimes after an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old girl began on social media, the Cleveland American has reported.
Sand Springs football team focused on winning championship
Sand Springs' Alec Roberts , Tre Betts, Myron Patrick and Cody Hale are looking for more success after an 8-3 record last season.
'I take pictures of the sky in Oklahoma a lot because the clouds always seem to be magnificent and interesting ... I thought "another magnificent sky in Oklahoma",' she said.
Registering Your Storm Shelter: Why Police Say It Could Help in a Disaster
The Sand Springs Police Department is offering a new, online system for area residents to voluntarily register their storm shelters .
Family history roots have fruit for generations
It's amazing how a place can play a role in defining who you are as a person, and amazing how that process starts long before we are born.
Talks underway on funding for Sand Springs statue
City leaders in Sand Springs could soon vote on plans to partner with a developer to build a 21-story monument known as "The American." At 217 feet, The American would be taller than the Statue of Liberty.
Sand Springs Officials Urge Citizens To Register Storm Shelters
"This is going to help rescuers get to your location easier and know the location of your storm shelter and be able to help extricate you from that in case debris is buried your storm shelter," Sand Springs Police Chief Mike Carter said.
The recent surge in gasoline prices in Oklahoma could curb Memorial Day travel somewhat, but many state residents still are expected to plan trips for the holiday, a new report says.
Fire destroys Creek County home
Crews fighting a house fire in Sapulpa Thursday morning launched a search and rescue effort as the roof to the home threatened to collapse.
Tulsa Task Force Members Among Those Who Searched For Survivors In Moore
"You have to put the devastation aside and do your job, but it's pretty hard to look at, especially when you are searching for live victims," said Tulsa task force leader Captain Terry Sivadon.
Few Oklahoma Schools Have Real Storm Shelters
The hallways are crowded at Kendall-Whittier Elementary. The number of students and the size of the school means during a tornado warning, they have to go into many different shelters throughout the building.