Data Center in Broken Arrow?
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — Could a data center be coming to Broken Arrow? The Broken Arrow Economic Development Corporation said ...
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Sulphur slowly rebuilds 2 years since EF-3 tornado
SULPHUR, Okla. — It's been two years since an EF-3 tornado ripped through Sulphur, leveling homes, destroying businesses and claiming ...
Community honors late Javier Gardea at high school soccer game
TULSA, Okla — After a tragic accident, 21-year-old Javier Gardea passed away while working at his construction site. Local News ...
$10M road project underway in Fort Gibson after 2019 flood damage
FORT GIBSON, Okla. — County leaders approved a $10 million road repair project to fix damage left by the 2019 ...
Muskogee breaks ground on $27.8M public safety Complex
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — City and county leaders in Muskogee broke ground on April 24 on a new public safety complex, ...
Doubts persist after DEQ meeting over proposed Inola aluminum smelter
INOLA, Okla. — For almost a year, a loud portion of Inola neighbors have cried foul over potential environmental effects ...
Jenks family starts petition to save the planetarium
JENKS, Okla. — When Paige Guymon found out Jenks Public Schools was closing their planetarium to the public, she said ...
Oklahoma government working to boost student reading scores
TULSA, Okla. — The Strong Readers Act was voted on by the Oklahoma State Senate on April 20.It passed in ...
Crosstown Learning Center fundraising to help families with childcare
TULSA, Okla — The Crosstown Learning Center in north Tulsa is hoping to connect the community for a unique fundraising ...
Community gathers to discuss improvements to mental health
TULSA, Okla — Guests gathered at Tulsa’s University of Oklahoma campus to talk about challenges and stigmas the Black and ...
Construction leaves Tahlequah woman’s home in danger
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The family of an elderly Tahlequah woman told the 2 News Problem Solvers that negligent highway construction ...
67 Oklahoma veterans board honor flight to D.C.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Three busloads of Oklahoma's bravest pulled up to Tulsa International Airport dark and early, ready to board ...
EF1 tornado hit Tulsa Hills area
April 15th4:30pmTJ Eckert talked with neighbors about the damage at their homes near West 81st Street and 33rd West Avenue. ...
Jenks residents, city leaders discuss Main Street project
JENKS, Okla. — The City of Jenks is considering major changes to its downtown Main Street, including removing diagonal parking ...
North Tulsa recovering after F-1 tornado
TULSA, Okla — After the F-1 tornado that hit north Tulsa March 6, 2 News wanted to catch up with ...
New Chandler Park trail accommodates people with disabilities
TULSA, Okla — City leaders broke the ribbon on Chandler Park's new American with Disabilities Act (ADA) approved trail.The 0.7 ...
St. Francis signs five year lease, leading healthcare for rural community
BRISTOW, Okla. — After years of the facility closing and changing hands, St. Francis Health System opened and is welcoming ...
Walmart, other large developments coming to south Bixby
BIXBY, Okla. — For years, people living south of the river in Bixby have asked for more places to shop ...
City Lights Village to open in August
TULSA, Okla. — Another village to help the homeless is growing from the ground up in North Tulsa. The City ...
Muskogee launches housing incentive program
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — City leaders in Muskogee launched a new Housing Incentive Program to attract developers, revitalize vacant properties, and ...
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