Tulsa News

The Tulsa Home and Garden show is helping the Humane Society of Tulsa give a fresh start to the 103 dogs rescued from a Sand Springs puppy mill last Wednesday.

A Tulsa mother faces three counts of child endangerment, after getting arrested Friday night for driving high with her children.

A woman is accused of setting her significant other's curtains on fire not once, not twice, but three times Friday night.

Owasso driver Michael Casey said, "I looked down and my tire light came on and at that second I knew man that's not good."

In conjunction with financial expert Clark Howard and Jimmy Swindler of the Tuesday Morning Miracle Workers, Tulsa Habitat for Humanity helped "raise the wall" on a new home for a family Saturday morning.

Update: KRMG has learned one of two men accused in a deadly shooting at a Skelly Best Buy was found guilty Friday night.

One of the suspects in the Best Buy shooting has been found guilty of first degree murder and felony murder.

Tulsa Public Schools broke ground on a $2.9 million expansion for Mitchell Elementary that will create eight new classrooms and a 2,600 square foot library that will double as a tornado shelter.

Police say the women said they received text messages from the man they believed to be Corey Davis, saying they should drink with his roommate.

Police arrested Ashley Pullen Thursday evening and booked him into the jail for reported for two complaints of first degree rape.

Bartlesville Police arrested a Tulsa man they say attempted to meet a 12-year-old girl at a local mall Wednesday.

The owners of a Sand Springs dog breeding operation surrendered more than 100 puppies Wednesday after deputies found the animals living in what they called deplorable conditions.

Tulsa Police Corporal Jason Muse tells us the chase started near 31st and Yale during a routine traffic stop about 11:30 last night.

During a special recognition ceremony on Thursday at Tulsa's City Hall, Mayor Dewey Bartlett presented Tulsa Blue certificates and awards to four City of Tulsa employees for their exceptional service to their fellow colleagues and the community.

A man asked City Council to consider legalizing marijuana for medical and recreational purposes.

Two women who drove around Tulsa with a dead 19-month-old boy in the back seat of a car have been found guilty of murder.

The local U.S. Attorney's Office has launched a federal prison re-entry program aimed at helping people with felony convictions reclaim their lives.

A Tulsa County deputy who was shot at the courthouse plaza two years ago is now suing the man convicted of shooting him.

It has been almost two years since a Tulsa Memorial High School graduate was gunned down in what authorities say was a case of mistaken identity.

Billy Currington is hitting the road. The country star is heading out on his "We Are Tonight" tour.