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Campgrounds along the Illinois River, like Diamondhead Resort in Tahlequah, pack out around this time, every year for Memorial Day weekend, but had some worried.
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The Drillers and the Walk to End Alzheimer's have broken a world record for the most first pitches thrown before a baseball game. More>>
Several Moore residents responded with mixed reactions to President Barack Obama's upcoming visit to the tornado's aftermath Sunday. More>>
Tattoo on the victims left forearmTulsa Police found an unidentified man dead in an apartment complex early Saturday morning. More>>
Saturday will feature a mix of sun and clouds with a high in the mid 80's. Sunday will be the same but a little warmer. More>>
The City of Owasso called a special meeting in an attempt to put one of their own on administrative leave.
The tornado was a life changing event. But that doesn't mean everything will change for Bonnie and Shawn. More>>
Keystone Lake was quiet on Friday afternoon, but in 24 hours, that was expected to change. More>>
Following the tornado in Moore, many homeowners in the most devastated areas are taking to spray-painting or posting signs to speak out in the community. More>>
© Parker Praised for Academic ExcellenceThe shiny gold ball is the goal of most athletes in high school but for one student, it's the academic honors that mean just as much. Believe it or not, hoop star Juwan Parker has had low points on the court-as a freshman. More>>
Authorities have reopened streets and resumed mail delivery in part of Moore as the town continues to clean up after Monday’s deadly tornado. More>>
The weekends here and there is plenty of stuff to do in Tulsa.
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A Tulsa native will try to win the heart of Bachelorette Desiree Hartsock when the ninth edition of the ABC’s The Bachelorette premieres Monday on Tulsa’s Channel 8. More>>
Locust Grove built an early learning center, strong enough to fend off an EF-5 tornado and it's all in the shape of the building. More>>
An expert said many homeowners in the area, and likely responders, are beginning to grieve the devastation the tornado caused earlier this week. More>>
Gov. Mary Fallin says despite delays from rain and flashing flooding this morning, recovery efforts are continuing in Moore. More>>
With routine maintenance and some careful driving you can save a lot of money on gasoline. More>>
Don't Be Scammed, Trying to Help OthersAs families begin putting their lives back together, scammers are busy trying to make money off the tornado disasters. They are willing to steal from people who have lost their homes. The State Attorney General says even in the comfort of your home, you are at risk. More>>
The driver of a boat that crashed into a the back of a houseboat on Grand Lake told investigators he had 10 beers and a tequila shot before the deadly collision, according to a preliminary crash report. More>>
24 people were killed in Monday's EF-5 tornado. The Oklahoma Medical Examiner’s office says all but 1 of the 24 confirmed fatalities in Monday’s tornado have been identified. More>>
On Sunday night a tornado went through the town of Carney. It destroyed or damaged about 40 homes. When you look out at the area there are homes in every direction that show some kind of damage. Some of the families that have lived there for 17 years and have never been through anything like this. They didn't even have enough time to get their family in the shelter.
About 39 firefighters from the Tulsa Fire Department spent the past several days searching through the rubble at Plaza Towers Elementary School. More>>
A Moore woman's home was destroyed in this week's devastating tornado. Inside the house was the last photos of her two young children who died about five years ago. More>>
Neighborhood destoryed by Moore tornado. Learn how you can help tornado victims.
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AP PhotoPresident Obama will visit victims and survey damage in Moore, following the deadly tornado that hit the city Monday, May 20. More>>
Community GivesPeople in Oklahoma are living to up their reputation of being good neighbors. Tornado relief efforts are popping up all over green country, as trucks are headed to Moore, full supplies. More>>
Officials say Monday's tornado likely did more than $2 billion in damage. Officials are estimating Monday’s deadly tornado caused more than $2 billion in damage. More>>
A Berryhill resident and his son-in-law helped pull about 17 people from the rubble following Monday's tornado in Moore. More>>
Relief efforts for the tornado victims are ongoing.
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With 2 schools left devastated and several students killed yesterday in Moore, many are wondering, how safe are the schools we send our children to for learning? More>>
The National Weather Service says the tornado that ripped through more was an EF-5 tornado. More>>
Students at Tulsa Adventist Academy canceled their end-of-school party and donated the money to buy supplies for the tornado victims in Moore. More>>
A Moore shopping center is transformed into a center for tornado relief efforts that will benefit humans and animals alike. More>>
Kevin Durant Family Foundation Pledges $1 Million for Red Cross Relief Efforts. More>>
Moore Tornado AftermathToday phase two of rescue and recovery begins in Moore Oklahoma. Rescue workers were able to locate 101 missing people overnight. More>>
Many residents are searching for loved ones in piles of debris. More>>
Parents raced to the school frantically searching for their children. More>>
Social media is playing a role in this storm and helping reunite victims with their lost property. The Facebook page devoted to the cause. It's hard to imagine the tornado from Shawnee doing carrying damage all the way to Sapulpa. But one woman thinks that's exactly what happened when she found a photograph across her path. Now she wants to find it's owner.
It's a photograph like many lost in tornadoes a... More>>
The potential for severe weather for northeastern Oklahoma is high. More>>
Two people were killed and more than three dozen injured in yesterday’s tornadoes. More>>
Oklahoma (50-4) advances to a Super Regional and will meet Texas A&M - those games will be played in Norman. More>>
The winner of the 2013 Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship earns the league's automatic bid into the 2013 Division I NCAA Baseball Championship. More>>
Many shoppers swung through Reasor's Sunday to "stock up" for the possible severe weather. More>>
Severe weather potential will be high both Sunday and Monday. A strong upper level storm system will continue to move towards the area. More>>
Local street performer Jascha Tobias is making noise and turning some heads at Tulsa's annual Mayfest.At Mayfest its not uncommon to see artists turn the unusual into works of art. Local street performer Jascha Tobias is no exception to the rule. More>>
Thousands of people showed up for the Warrior Dash near Inola. More>>
For the past three years, the 3 Gun Nation Pro Series shooting competition has only been for men. This year, they are opening it up to an elite group of women, and a Tulsa Police officer is one of those women. Ten ladies have earned their spot on this pro series. Each pro has to use a riffle, shotgun, and pistol, and it's not easy to be a master of all three.
The Tulsa softball team fell to Northern Iowa 2-1 Saturday afternoon in the NCAA Lincoln Regional at Bowlin Stadium. More>>
Some North Tulsans met for their monthly district forum Saturday morning and listened to a city councilor's brief statement regarding the Brady District name controversy."You know what? If that name changes or not, Tulsa still has an opportunity to grow," said District 1 City Councilor Jack Henderson. He spoke about a city council meeting just days ago, where the topic was discussed.Some people in the community are calling for the Brady District to change its name. The area is named after a T... More>>
Oklahoma got a three-run double from Lauren Chamberlain and stayed in control to beat Arkansas, 10-5, in an NCAA Regional game on Saturday in Norman. The Sooners (49-4) led 6-1 after five innings but More>>
May typically has been our peak month for tornadoes, but after the warmest year on record followed by an ongoing drought and cooler than normal temperatures - our weather has been anything but normal for the past 12 months. More>>
The numbers sum up the frenzy that has taken over the Golden State since it became the newest in the nation to join the madness over Powerball, which saw its jackpot soar Thursday to $550 million. More>>
A rash of tornados slammed into several small communities in North Texas overnight, leaving at least six people dead, dozens more injured and hundreds homeless.
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Video released early Monday by New Orleans police shows a possible suspect in the Mother's Day gunfire that wounded 19 people during a neighborhood parade. More>>
One person died when a train crashed into a semi-truck near Pawnee this afternoon. More>>
A frantic 911 call led police to a house near downtown Cleveland, Ohio where the three women missing for a decade were found Monday. More>>
Amber Hilberling has been sentenced to 25 years for pushing her husband to his death.
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This year is the fourth anniversary of the Patriot Cup, which will honor golfing legend Jack Nicklaus and include a concert by country music star Dierks Bentley.
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Toyota, Honda and Nissan are recalling more than 3 million vehicles globally for an identical problem with air bags on the passenger side whose inflator may burst, sending plastic pieces flying. More>>
The U.S. Postal Service backed down from its plan to eliminate Saturday mail delivery because Congress barred it, officials said Wednesday. More>>
President Barack Obama will return 5 percent of his salary each month to the Treasury in a show of solidarity with federal workers smarting from government-wide spending cuts. More>>
Union High School is no longer on lockdown after officials determined a report of gun shots at the school was a hoax. More>>
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