Trooper Dustin Tiner was headed home when he turned around, raced to a Creek County teen, and stopped the bleeding before medics arrived.

Commerce, population about 2,000, is drawing baseball pilgrims to the Mick's dented practice barn and a 900-pound statue.

Hawk Dairies and First Christian Church join Tulsa's historic roster, opening doors to tax breaks and redevelopment plans.

Arnold Kingbird, 42, died and six others were hurt in a Highway 66 crash near County Road 410.

Chouteau's fire department shrank from 17 to just six after a town hall clash over leadership terminations.

A state lawmaker says he and constituents got sick after using tested products, fueling an Oklahoma Capitol hearing on lab oversight.

Sunrooms and More will train staff and report future complaints to the EEOC under the deal resolving claims against owner Donald Durrett.

Plaza Santa Cecilia's new 15,000-square-foot center targets a neighborhood where 56% of students are multilingual learners.

The new Chieftain End Zone facility opened before a blowout win over McAlester, and an illuminated chieftain head is planned for its entryway.

Sen. Mark Mann and Rep. Nicole Miller want Oklahoma to join 37 U.S. centers already chasing Alzheimer's breakthroughs.

Warren Tunley, 45, was found shot near North Alabama Avenue; OSBI says no suspect has been identified.

The boy was crossing with his mother near 15th and New Haven when a car struck him as the lights flashed.

A wedding reception at The 205 Venue spiraled into brawls inside, in the street, and behind the building, officers say.