Abbie de Vera, FOX23 News

The brother of a homicide victim wants answers after his brother was found nearly five months after the crime allegedly took place.

The first school-based social workers began in the 90s in Rogers county. Since then, Claremore has expanded these programs and added on in the name of student health and safety.

The winner received 154 votes out of 539, according to the City of Collinsville's Facebook page.

A recent graduate of Broken Arrow High School is living her dream.

Tulsa Police officers were on patrol in downtown Tulsa, responding to a call at Whiskey 918 bar. As the officers were walking across the street to the bar, a driver of a silver BMW swerved between them.

A Tulsa couple who was accidentally charged more than $4,000 for just two coffees at a south Tulsa Starbucks said they have gotten their money back.

TPD says the remains were uncovered in a structure that had previously burned in Sept. 2022.

“This current series, it was the absolute best thing I could have done when I was in the depths of grief," said Mery McNett. This Tulsa artist's work will be shown at The Abbey, the oldest mausoleum in Tulsa.

“The best part of the job for me I think is just leading my tribe, this organization into the future,” said Pearson.

Imagine heading to your neighborhood Starbucks on a Saturday morning to buy two cups of joe for 10 bucks, but then being charged a tip for over four thousand dollars. “We do give good tips but nothing like that," said Jesse O'Dell.

“In powwows across the nation, this dance is used as a fun filler dance,” said Ginny Underwood the FAM marketing and communications manager. " The event is open to anyone in the community. We’re encouraging anyone to participate.”

“I want to talk to other kids whose parents have died of an overdose or are still currently using. I’m ready to have the conversation that some adults aren’t ready to have.” -Sonovah Hillman Jr

From zoo to resort. The midtown Tulsa water park will be going through a transformation under new management.

On Sunday, Jan. 22, 2023, a social media post alerted artists to a dumpster filled to the brim with artist supplies and artwork outside what had once been the ahha building in downtown Tulsa.

The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is hosting an event to explore this phenomenon through music and discussion.