Page 31 - Broken Arrow News Today

Want to buy some land? From Oklahoma City and Tulsa to Muskogee and Big Cabin, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority has too much and will auction it off.

"Read the fine print," they say, but sometimes what it says is one thing, and what companies do is another. Officials stop a home warranty company.

A proposed amphitheater project denied by the OKC city council. What fueled the decision, and how residents near the planned location are reacting to the vote.

McDugle, who last week filed for a fifth term representing the Wagoner County district, withdrew on Monday, citing business demands.

The City of Broken Arrow is looking to purchase the grain elevator from Hansen-Mueller to preserve it.

A man is facing first-degree murder and first-degree arson after confessing that he killed his grandfather.The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) said deput

Tulsa Police stopped someone going over 40 miles above the speed limit on the Broken Arrow Expressway. The reason given for speeding? Laundry.

A proposal to allow public schools to hire chaplains has reemerged in a new bill making its way through the Oklahoma Legislature.

Although the public viewing sites at Lion Stadium and Raider Stadium were mostly empty Monday, Berryhill Park and the Searcy Event Center stayed pretty busy, even if the overall turnout

After eight years, State Representative Kevin McDugle (R-Broken Arrow and Wagoner County) will not seek another term in office.