Tulsa County News

The former police chief of Wynona has been arrested on accusations that he molested a relative.

The dispute over use of the Tulsa Jail between the City of Tulsa and Tulsa County is almost over.

A Tulsa middle school teacher has been charged with sex crimes involving a minor.

The Tulsa Board of County Commissioners has approved the agreement between the City of Tulsa, Tulsa County and the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office over payment for inmates at the Tulsa County Jail.

The Tulsa County Commission has approved a new jail agreement with the city. Commissioners unanimously voted Monday to accept a five-year deal that calls for the city to pay the county $45 per inmate per day to house municipal inmates.

A lawsuit claims that a church-operated school was negligent in not preventing or stopping abuse by a former teacher.

A Tulsa County judge has sentenced a man to 20 years in prison for an accident that killed a pedestrian on a sidewalk last year.

A Tulsa County jury has decided on the death sentence for a 35-year-old man convicted of murdering a woman and her baby in June 2007.

Tulsa County Assessor Ken Yazel announced Wednesday he will seek re-election to a third term.

A Tulsa County judge has scheduled an Aug. 4 preliminary hearing for a Sand Springs woman who is accused of driving into three bicyclists and killing two of them.

Two suspects are expected in Tulsa County District Court courtroom Thursday in connection with one of Tulsa's latest homicides.

A Sand Springs woman accused of killing two bicyclists is headed to Tulsa County District Court courtroom Monday morning.

Oklahoma House Speaker Chris Benge gave the go-ahead Friday to 120 government studies into such issues as the growing number of "shake 'n bake" methamphetamine labs in Oklahoma, cell phone use while driving and the teen practice of "sexting" sexually explicit pictures and messages over cell phones.

The Tulsa County Commission voted on Tuesday not to take legal action against the City of Tulsa over the Stadium Assessment District in downtown.

The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for Tulsa County and a heat advisory for the rest of northeastern Oklahoma.

Everyone with a cell phone pays 50 cents a month for Enhanced 911 service so operators will know where you are when you call.

An early Summer heatwave is baking the southern Plains and looks to continue. Highs near or above 100 degrees are common all across Oklahoma on Monday as a heatwave continues to hold strong.

He testifies at a Tulsa man's double-murder and arson trial. DEFENDANT Raymond Eugene Johnson: He is accused of beating the baby's mother and then setting a fire in the woman's home in June 2007.

The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for Tulsa County and a heat advisory for the rest of northeastern Oklahoma.

Tulsa County is under an excessive heat warning for Monday and Tuesday and for the rest of eastern Oklahoma a heat advisory has been posted.