Tulsa County News

Tulsa law enforcement working to tackle about 50 existing female gangs taking over the streets across Green Country.

Edmondson says William J. Anton and Fred M. Schraeder are accused in Tulsa County District Court of racketeering, conspiracy and multiple counts of embezzlement, forgery and workers' compensation fraud.

Police arrested two people wanted in a Tulsa apartment shooting. Whitney Allen and Christopher Charlton are in the Tulsa County jail on firearm and assault and battery charges.

Tulsa County deputies discovered eight pipe bombs outside of a North Tulsa home Tuesday afternoon after getting an anonymous tip about a meth lab.

Tulsa County Sheriff's Department and the Tulsa Bomb Squad are working to defuse as many as 3 pipe bombs in the north side of town.

Tulsa County is upgrading the way it releases election results. Up until now, results were not posted until all precincts had reported.

The preliminary hearing for a man accused of killing a well-known Tulsa businessman concluded Monday afternoon.

Official with Junior Achievement of Tulsa say its president has resigned. The Broken Arrow Police Department says 54-year-old Gregory Boyd was arrested on Saturday on two counts of child pornography.

Just before 3 o'clock Wednesday morning, an 18-wheel Borden Dairy semi moving southbound on Denver Avenue jumped the curb in front of the Tulsa County Courthouse.

Oklahoma health officials say at least 18 people have now died of complications from swine flu.

CHARGED AS AN ADULT Theo Fleming: A lower court ruled in July that Fleming should be tried as an adult on a second-degree murder charge in the death of Bishop Kelley High School senior Kaitlyn Finnegan.

But sometimes they spend only a few years behind bars. There is growing concern that child killers in this state are getting off too easily, because prosecutors don't have enough options for keeping them behind bars.

In a case highlighted by advocates seeking to reform Oklahoma's drug laws, the state on Wednesday sought to revoke the parole of a man sentenced to decades in prison for growing marijuana that he says was used to treat his arthritis pain.

The fight against H1N1 continues. New this week, the Tulsa County Health Department will begin offering walk-in, remote clinics so more people can get vaccinated against the H1N1 strain.

A Tulsa man's sentence is in the hands of a judge. Tulsa county judge Clancy Smith will decide whether Joshua Muller goes to prison for life or gets a death sentence.

Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry made two appointments Tuesday to the 14th Judicial District in Tulsa County, according to a release.

Swine flu vaccine continues to trickle into Tulsa County. The Tulsa Health Department will have enough this week to hold a walk in clinic at the Tulsa Community College's Northeast campus this Thursday.

Another budget problem for police and fire has cropped up at Tulsa City Hall. It's a matter of priorities and with the voters' approval of the streets package -- money for police and fire equipment was redirected into road repairs.

A Tulsa County jury has convicted a man of first-degree murder in the death of a toddler.

A Tulsa mother whose 2-month-old baby died after a puppy attacked him has been released from the Tulsa County jail.