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Animal shelters across the state seeing an influx of animal drop-offs.

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics donated the two metal boxes to the school with hopes that they could be used for something that would benefit both students and educators.

“It was a lot of adrenaline for me just to see how many orders were consistently coming in,” the owner of Cays Curls said.

"One day I wish I can be blessed to do that but it’s awesome to be a part of something like this." Donisha Gillespie said.

Michelle Zauner, author of the best-selling memoir "Crying in H Mart," will appear at a library event July 28.

A Tulsa family is making memories by building a life size igloo. The Selman family has a snow machine and after the recent winter storm, they decided to put it to use.

A Tulsa woman is showing others it's possible to turn their life around and leave a life of crime behind.

Through hip-hop, R&B/soul, jazz and spoken word, next-gen Oklahoma artists commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre on two new compilations: 1921 ... The Black Wall Street Music Project and Fire in Little Africa.

One Tulsa family is hoping to get their two kids vaccinated, but they aren’t old enough yet. So, they found a vaccine trial for their 11-year-old daughter.