Bailey Coyle

Hundreds of runners, walkers, families, and even dogs are expected to gather at River West Park Thanksgiving morning for the annual Von Franken Family Food Run, a long-standing Tulsa Thanksgiving tradition that raises donations for two local nonprofits.

BattleCreek Church in Broken Arrow is stepping up to help families struggling from the government shutdown and rising food insecurity.

Food On The Move is once again stepping up to help Tulsa families feeling the strain of the ongoing pause in SNAP benefits.

TULSA, Okla. — As the City of Tulsa considers Project Anthem—an $800 million data center proposed for east Tulsa—some residents have raised concerns about noise, traffic, and rising utility rates.

A new law taking effect in Oklahoma will make it easier for prosecutors to use evidence in domestic violence cases, even when survivors are too afraid or traumatized to testify in court.

A new Oklahoma law will make it illegal for drivers to hold or use a cell phone while driving through active school or construction zones.

Families in Bartlesville struggling with homelessness or at risk of losing their homes could soon get major help through a new housing assistance program launching early next year.

Halloween is just around the corner but one restaurant in Bartlesville said a ghost is around all year.

After years of community support, prayer and court battles, Jarrett Farm Resort officially closed its doors.

Woolaroc, one of Oklahoma’s most iconic landmarks, is marking its 100th anniversary with a new art exhibition honoring its legacy of preserving Western history and culture.

The Cherokee Nation is continuing to invest in Ochelata with a major renovation to its community building and the addition of new housing units.

4 Paws Animal Shelter, founded by Susie Owens in April 2024, is at risk of closing its doors due to a drop in donations and rising costs.

After years of delays, the City of Wagoner's plan to build a multipurpose outdoor entertainment venue is moving forward once again, thanks to a major private donation.

Clyde Thompson has been training dogs for more than 15 years. He says a dogs natural instincts, paired with a few training sessions, can give owners a peace of mind and an extra layer of security.

For the first time ever, Nowata High School is helping prepare students for their futures through mentorship.

For decades, Made in Oklahoma, has taken over the Exchange Center at the Tulsa State Fair. The program gives fairgoers a chance to explore businesses with products grown, processes or manufactured in Oklahoma.

The Broken Arrow Rose Festival and the Chalk it Up Art Festival are joining forces to offer free familiy-friendly fun.

A Bartlesville family is leaning on community support after 14-year-old Laynee Reese was seriously injured in a side-by-side accident last Sunday.

Like many shelters in Oklahoma, Sand Springs Animal Welfare is bursting at the seams.

Thursday morning, Families Supporting Families is hosting its 8th annual fentanyl and illicit drug awareness rally in front of Tulsa City Hall.