Oklahoma Adds Villanova Rebounder Duke Brennan Through the Transfer Portal
The Sooners have signed fifth-year big man Duke Brennan, who averaged a double-double and earned Third Team All-BIG EAST honors last season.
Imani Brooks · August 20, 2026
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Tulsa Firefighters Drill on Rescuing Their Own Crew Members in 'May Day' Training
The Tulsa Fire Department's regular curriculum teaches crews how to free and save a colleague who becomes trapped, injured or stricken while fighting a fire.
Imani Brooks · July 22, 2026
Oklahoma Bill Locking Birth Certificate Sex Designations Moves to Governor's Desk
House Bill 1225, which would bar nearly all changes to the sex listed on Oklahoma birth certificates, passed 70-17 and is expected to be signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Imani Brooks · May 6, 2026
DNA on Knife Handle Leads to Arrest in 2003 Oklahoma City Killing
Police arrested a 59-year-old man on a murder warrant after cold case investigators re-tested the weapon used to kill Leon Harris at the Will Rogers Courts more than two decades ago.
Imani Brooks · February 11, 2026
ICE Warehouse Plan for Southwest Oklahoma City Falls Through, Mayor Says
Mayor David Holt says the owner of a warehouse on South Council Road has confirmed that DHS is no longer in talks to acquire it for an ICE processing center.
Imani Brooks · January 20, 2026
Thunder Bring Five-Game Win Streak to Miami on Saturday
The defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder, 35-7 and owners of the NBA's best record, face a shorthanded Miami Heat team on Saturday, Jan. 17.
Imani Brooks · January 17, 2026
Tulsa Food Bank Says It Is Ready for Now as Federal Shutdown Raises Concerns for Nutrition Aid
The Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma has federal food orders covering about a month, while WIC officials in Tulsa say operations remain normal for now.
Imani Brooks · October 2, 2025
Owners of Vacant Tulsa Apartment Complex Settle With Evicted Residents for About $400,000
Three years after tenants were forced out of Vista Shadow Mountain Apartments, the property's ownership group has agreed to a roughly $400,000 settlement with the displaced residents.
Imani Brooks · August 8, 2024
Broken Arrow Rolls Out On-Demand Electric Rideshare Service With MetroLink
Residents of Broken Arrow can now book rides in electric Mustang Mach-E vehicles for $1.75 through a new microtransit program run with MetroLink.
Imani Brooks · March 20, 2024
Tulsa Woman Collects Supplies for Texas Panhandle Residents Hit by Wildfires
A former Fritch, Texas, resident now living in Tulsa is gathering donations to drive to the fire-stricken area on March 8.
Imani Brooks · March 5, 2024
Prosecutors Re-File Charges Against Man Once Sentenced to Death in 1984 Oklahoma City Killing
Oklahoma County's district attorney says 69-year-old John Washington is dangerous enough to warrant new murder and rape charges, though she expects competency questions to stall the case again.
Imani Brooks · November 30, 2023
Oklahoma Sports Officials to Hold Golf Tournament Benefiting Children's Cancer Care
Officials vs. Cancer, a nonprofit founded by Oklahoma high school referees, will host its annual open golf tournament on June 16 in Midwest City, with proceeds supporting pediatric care in Oklahoma City.
Imani Brooks · June 9, 2023
Spring Break Crowds Clog Riverside Drive on Way to Gathering Place
Sunny weather drew families to Tulsa's Gathering Place on Wednesday and Thursday, backing up northbound traffic before rain was expected to arrive Thursday night.
Imani Brooks · March 17, 2022