Oklahoma Problem Solvers News Today

A hefty water bill is making a Tulsa resident not only shake his head but demand answers. James Callahan said his current water bill is for 37,000 gallons.

Keeping up with the bills during these days of high inflation can be difficult for many families. A serious medical problem can make that situation seem nearly impossible.

Just like everything else, inflation is driving up the price of driving. 2 News Oklahoma Problem Solvers found cost increases an average of nearly 14%.

Most of us know we should take a close look at all those bills we get every month, no matter how complicated they may seem.

An older Grove couple says they need a placard to legally park in a handicapped spot, but for months keep running into the same roadblock to getting it.

With so many scams running rampant, how do you know when you should respond to an email or text you might think is suspicious?

The 2 News Oklahoma Problem Solvers continue to hear from people in other states about a common scam.

A McAlester man contacted the 2 News Oklahoma Problem Solvers after he went through a challenging rental car experience.

Road construction is a necessary growing pain in many areas of town.

At least a handful of Tulsans are making their voices heard about their concerns over their water bills lately.