Alex Cash, FOX23 News

Collinsville police are trying to help victims of domestic abuse and stop accidental 911 calls from blocking their lines at the same time.

A unique recording studio in Bartlesville is trying to bring music to more people in the area.

A 9-year-old boy from Sand Springs has finished treatment after months of fighting brain cancer. He celebrated with a special bell ringing ceremony.

Two Tulsa breakfast restaurants are breaking the mold and opening at night.

The Mayor of Broken Arrow said the city really wanted a food festival, that was canceled at the last minute, to go ahead, but the organizer of the event said he’s devastated and that there was no reason for the city to shut it down.

Hundreds of people are heading to Pawhuska this weekend to launch rockets.

It’s Banned Book Week, and a Tulsa literary expert said as a community, we seem to be challenging books more than ever.

A Beggs man is creating a new sustainable food program in Green Country.

“Elizabeth is my world, my everything,” said Marina. Three days after Elizabeth was born, she was diagnosed with Down syndrome. Mother and daughter fled their home when war erupted in Ukraine. A Tulsa woman is trying to help them rebuild their life.

A special car show was held ahead of National Drive Electric Week, which kicks off on Friday.

Sunday was the fifth annual 918 Day and was dedicated to Tulsa’s first responders.

100 vintage motorcycles are heading through Green Country as part of a special cross country chase.

Activists from the Terence Crutcher Foundation ― including Crutcher’s 10-year-old son — were at Wednesday’s Tulsa City Council meeting to call for an office of independent monitor for the Tulsa Police Department.

There was anger and concern during a public meeting about the plans for the possible future of Tulsa Riverside Airport.

A woman who saved a man’s life after she pulled him from a fiery car crash in Bartlesville said she was only doing “what you’re supposed to do.”