Tulsa News

"I overheard a lot of people talking how it reminded them of 9/11 with all firefighters trying to pull the rubble," Parker said.

Tulsans currently pay 50 cents a month for local 911 services. Providers say that's not generating nearly enough money to pay for what it costs.

Graffiti "taggers" known as Bowser, Swank and Repos go by the name CTD and have left their mark all over public and private buildings.

The CEO of a software company that was supposedly developing a service similar to Apple's iTunes has admitted to scamming more than $2 million from investors by diverting the money into offshore accounts and spending it on personal matters.

The Tulsa Police Department says a man whose body was found in a vacant lot in mid-September 2013 was a homicide victim.

Two Tulsans were so drunk early Tuesday morning, officers say they parked their car in the middle of the street and began having sex.

Washington's body was so badly decomposed when they found it that it took a while to even determine his identification.

Multiple fire departments battled the blaze east of Highway 75 and north of Highway 20. Flames and smoke could be seen from areas of northeast Tulsa.

High winds made it difficult for firefighters to contain the blaze. Drivers in the southbound direction of 169 could see the fire to the right side of the road.

TULSA, Okla. - A GPS monitor meant to keep track of a burglar helped tie him to a recent crime.

According to Bitcoin.org, as of August the value of all bitcoins in circulation exceeded $1.5 billion dollars, with millions of dollars in Bitcoins exchanged daily.

Tulsa County Officials are getting the word out about an upcoming special election, less than a month away, to fund critical improvements to its overcrowded jails.

Ettore Bugatti, the legendary car maker, built his 100P in the late 1930's in Paris.

Oklahoma's third graders are a month away from a key test of their reading skills that could result in some of them being held back.

A woman calls police early Monday morning in a panic. Tulsa police say the woman told officers a man was holding her and her 5-year-old child against their wills.

Tulsa, Okla. - Voting is now open for the fourth annual Tulsa Press Club Newsies.

Owner Elliot Nelson started McNellie's in 2004 and is credited with helping start the revitalization of the Blue Dome District.

Corporal Leon Calhoun with the Broken Arrow Police Department, said, "It doesn't really benefit the city of Broken Arrow or the person with warrants to go to jail, so we're trying to do this without having to go to jail.

TULSA, Okla., - A Tulsa woman called police after she said she found a strange man in her kitchen, who then assaulted her.

Amy Bracher, said, "Taking pictures is so easy, it's just taking 5 to 10 minutes to walk around the house and take pictures."