Researchers, mental health professionals and the intrigued gathered Friday for a symposium on the use of psychedelics for healing at WOMPA in West Tulsa.

Around 2:40 p.m. Friday, Tulsa police got into a pursuit with Luis Garcia, which started near Pine and North Sheridan.

Eight Will Rogers College Middle and High School students are getting a golden opportunity as they look to fly to New York City to see The Outsiders Musical.

MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor will soon break ground on a new terminal to service all of the business people going to and from.

Local restaurant owner Nabil Alame was arrested last week after six former employees claimed he sexually assaulted them.

The city of Muskogee says it’s time for improvements, and they’re asking the public what they’d like to see. It’s ahead of a potential bond election later this year.

The Port of Catoosa welcomed a new high-tech demonstration lab that may inspire local manufacturers to update its technology.

The Mayor's Office of Resilience and Equity and Tulsa Area United Way released Tulsa's sixth annual Tulsa Equality Indicators report on Friday.

As the Oklahoma City bombing slips away from recent memory and into the pages of history, teaching kids about it is more important than ever.

According to a report, 70% of the workers who left the office during the pandemic have returned to work. In turn, bringing their friends and family downtown, creating a ripple effect.

When Kirk's space heater caught fire, he said he narrowly escaped before his mobile home was engulfed in flames.

National Telecommunicators Week is a time to honor 9-1-1 dispatchers and the work they do to keep people safe behind the scenes.

The Arkansas River flood happened nearly five years ago and it's been hard to forget for many Oklahomans.

It’s a case that goes back to April of 2008. At the time, Frederick Wilson is living at home with his girlfriend.

Tribal Nations were on full display in south Tulsa Thursday afternoon. 850 people gathered for the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s inaugural State of the Tribal Nations event.

OHP said Augusto came off the ramp at a high speed, hit the side of the first vehicle, causing it to spin and go over the curb before hitting the trooper traveling south.

An area chapter of the group Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a new marker for Washington Irving at Keystone Ancient Forest.

A Tulsa County Sheriff’s deputy was for his heroism after he rescued a mother and her kids from a burning car.

Drivers frustrated by construction on South Memorial Drive the last 14 months might finally get some relief, according to ODOT.

For the second time in the park's five years of being open, the Gathering Place was named USA TODAY's Best City Park.