Sparks News

A Mississippi man was listed in stable condition in a Fort Smith, Ark. hospital Thursday after a semi ran off the road on Interstate 40.

A Mississippi man was injured Thursday when the tractor-trailer rig he was in overturned on Interstate 40, states an Oklahoma Highway Patrol report.

The George M. Murrell Home in Park Hill has been known for years as a haunted location.

An Arkoma woman was in good condition Monday after being injured Saturday in an accident in Sequoyah County.

A gasoline pump was damaged Wednesday afternoon at a Tahlequah convenience store when a customer drove away with the nozzle of the pump still in his gas tank.

Paula Abdul is back in the judge's seat - but not on the "American Idol" stage. Abdul cameos in Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva" as a gavel-banging, glammed-up version of herself in a dream sequence set in a Los Angeles courtroom.

Two Muldrow men remained hospitalized Monday afternoon after the truck they were riding in crashed into an embankment south of Roland early Sunday morning.

Three people were injured after two separate crashes in Sequoyah County, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports.

A Sparks man was burned Tuesday evening while trying to remove a gas can that was close to a generator on fire.

A man from Sparks, a town in Lincoln County, is in critical condition in Hillcrest Burn Center in Tulsa after an accident with a gas can.

Tony Ward looks across his 86-acre spread and can hardly believe his eyes. His land, once bountiful with hay fields and grazing livestock, has been transformed in the past decade into a summer hot spot for bikers from across the U.S. In June, upwards of 10,000 bikers come to his place to drink a few beers, laugh, listen to live music and celebrate ...

SPARKS a ' An earthquake measuring 3.4 on the Richter scale was recorded Sunday near Sparks in Lincoln County.

An Arkansas man critically injured in an early morning crash near Sallisaw has died.

Firefighters battled a house fire this morning on the southwest side of Oklahoma City.

A significant surge of grape growing and winemaking in Oklahoma is less than a decade old, but writings about wild grapes thriving in the Sooner state go back 150 years.

Emergency workers are battling a grass fire in Lincoln County that has damaged structures, authorities said.