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After months of construction and detours a $9 million project to widen Albany Street in Broken Arrow is complete. The project consisted of improvements at the intersection of Albany St. and County Line Road. Some of the changes include widening Albany from three to five lanes, new sidewalks, a new traffic signal and crosswalk at 12th Street to help students walking to school.

The president of the board of the Greater Tulsa Association of Realtors said she and her peers are still evaluating a potentially major legal settlement regarding agent commissions.

Around 30 states have courts that specialize in business disputes. Oklahoma authorized business courts for Oklahoma and Tulsa counties in 2004 but never implemented them.

On Tuesday, March 5, a delegation of 23 SWOSU Doctor of Pharmacy students, accompanied by three faculty members, participated in the annual Pharmacy Legislative

If you were up early Tuesday morning, you may have seen a bright object streaking across the sky.

Who is taking responsibility for road conditions in the City of Bixby?

For two days, a Broken Arrow mom ignored the warning signs. Then, while she was home alone, she suffered a massive heart attack — one her cardiologist told us most people dont survive. We heard from the people who saved her life and her message to other moms about symptoms.

A bill requiring all state agencies to submit quarterly spending reports to both branches of the legislature passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives with bipartisan support Wednesday.

The new name reflects changes to the Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority system that have been implemented over the last 45 years, officials say.

A woman was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday after being found guilty of manslaughter and other charges following a deadly Broken Arrow crash back in 2020.