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TRAFFIC ALERT: I-244 construction begins
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has issued another orange-barrel alert. This one is for the I-244 eastbound bridge over the Arkansas River.
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'Slick Streets' in effect for Tulsa
While on Slick Streets, officers will not respond to non-injury accidents.
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Road workers repair Tulsa water main
A water main break near 33rd West Avenue in Tulsa has left about 20 homes and a popular chicken restaurant without water.
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TRAFFIC: Construction, delays, accidents
How was your drive? Check inside to see what's happening on Tulsa's highways, interstates, and roads.
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Cheapest gas prices around town?
Gas prices continue their roller coaster ride in Oklahoma and across the U.S. INSIDE | Interactive map to help you find the location with the cheapest prices in your neighborhood
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Auto Resource Guide
Everything you need to know about your vehicle. INSIDE | Internet car shopping | Down payment advice | Questions about tires | More...
More Traffic Headlines
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B.A. Expressway, Hwy. 11 narrowing
A possible issue for Broken Arrow drivers this week but it will not affect the rush hours.
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The 10 states with the cheapest gas
Click inside for a look at the 10 states paying the least for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline.
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Fender bender slows traffic on 169
Emergency workers responded to a fender bender in the northbound lanes near the 51st Street exit around 8 a.m.
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I-244 IDL delays to continue into Nov.
A portion of I-244 will remain closed for another month, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation announced Thursday.
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Traffic detour into downtown from south
A bridge on the southwest corner of the Inner Dispersal Loop is closed after being hit by a truck Monday.
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2 projects downtown moving along
An update this week on two road projects causing headaches for drivers downtown.
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More closures planned for Lewis area
All lanes of Utica Avenue are closing Wednesday morning at the 51st Street intersection on the south side of I-44. The westbound on-ramp to the highway from Lewis will also be closed starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Also in the headlines
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Discoveryland! theater to remain closed
Discoveryland!, a Sand Springs attraction for nearly 40 years, will remain closed for the second year in a row.
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TCC back on, classes to move after fire
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AMA's obesity decision impacts Oklahoma
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Jenks teen murder suspect ruled juvenile
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American's giving spirit showing return
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Arrest made in 3,000-pound copper theft
Automotive Headlines
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2.7 million Jeeps recalled
Chrysler says it has resolved its differences with the government and will recall older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire.
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18K Hondas recalled over brake issues
The recall affects more than 13,000 Acura RSX compact cars from 2006 and the Honda S2000 sports car from the 2006 and 2007 model years.
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Ford recalling 465,000 cars, SUVs
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Good news: Used car prices finally drop
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Avoid sticker shock when buying a car
Around Tulsa
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Discoveryland! theater to remain closed
Discoveryland!, a Sand Springs attraction for nearly 40 years, will remain closed for the second year in a row.
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TCC back on, classes to move after fire
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AMA's obesity decision impacts Oklahoma
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Jenks teen murder suspect ruled juvenile
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SB US-169 near 36th St. N. fully open
Problem Solvers
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Is now the time to buy or sell a home
Whether pulling up roots or hoping someone else thinks your current nest is their dream home here are some things to take into consideration about getting into the housing market right now.
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Which safe rooms are safest?
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Ranch helping to save wild animals
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Small medical bill causes credit problem
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How to lower your medical costs
Segment 2
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Millions of back taxes owed in Tulsa Co.
A big chunk of the Tulsa Public School district's budget comes from property tax. There's enough money owed to make up $20 million in cuts that the district has received over the past five years, according to records from the Tulsa County Treasurer's Office.
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Mayoral ads: Do the claims ring true?
For many voters, how they cast their ballot could hinge on the commercials current mayor Dewey Bartlett, former mayor Kathy Taylor and former city councilor Bill Christiansen are airing on television and radio.
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Jail overcrowding could cost taxpayers
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Which casino games have the best odds?
