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Now with a few months under their belt, 2 News spent the morning in before school care to see how it's helping families.

"We thought this is a fairly low cost improvement for identifying fire hydrant locations very quickly," said Broken Arrow Fire Chief Jeremy Moore.

Well, we have some good news for peach lovers. Kent Livesay, a co-owner of the Livesay Orchard, said the 2023 crop is the best crop he's had in the last several years.

Some workers hired by a staffing company to work the PGA Championship have finally been paid a year following the event and it's all the result of a lawsuit.

With that program complete, 2 News Oklahoma checked in with the organization and city to see where things stand now.

Dozens of people at A New Leaf are up bright and early Thursday morning to head to the Capitol to advocate for disability rights.

Five years after marijuana made its debut on a state-wide ballot, it's back. You may have voted in the 2018 election that legalized medical marijuana.

“Those were definitely the two biggest months of the year,” said Tina Ford owner of Dewey Street Market.

As a child, she dealt with bullying because of the color of her skin and her curly coarse hair. With a passion for writing, she shares her own experience on how she overcame that.

After reporting the pothole she hit on 31st near the 169, she saw city crews out filling it, and others, in within two hours.