Jenks kicks off July 4th weekend with Declaration of Independence reading
Jenks gathered at Veterans Park Friday morning to kick off the holiday weekend. The event included a reading of the Declaration of Independence, a flyover, and free hot dogs.
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CPD:1 dead in domestic-related incident in Collinsville, suspect in custody
Collinsville police responded to a domestic-related incident on July 3, where a woman later died after being hit by a vehicle.
Thousands gather in Bixby to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary
Thousands of people gathered at Bentley Park in Bixby to celebrate Independence Day and America’s 250th anniversary
Woodland Manor neighbors say dumpsters are gone, trash is mounting
Neighbors at Woodland Manor say their dumpsters disappeared earlier this week, and trash is starting to pile up everywhere. 2 News reached out to the property owner to get answers.
The Severe Threat has Cleared for the Night
The threat for severe storms has come to an end across Green Country. Temperatures will not be as hot to wrap up the weekend.
Folds of Honor FreedomFest closing early with fireworks at 7:30 p.m.
Folds of Honor FreedomFest announced on social media it had moved the event earlier due to approaching weather.
DOUBLE HOMICIDE: Suspect in custody after 2 killed near 61st and Mingo
Two elderly people appear to be the victims of homicide and a family member is in custody.
50 YEARS OF FREEDOMFEST: Tulsa celebrates city milestone for Independence Day
Thousands of people gathered at River West Festival Park on July 4 to celebrate the 50th annual Tulsa FreedomFest, before storms caused organizers to end the event early.
High winds rip through Drumright leaving a trail of damage
High winds from 4th of July storms rip through Drumright downing trees and power lines leaving many in the dark. 2 News Oklahoma's Cathy Tatom surveys the damage and clean up efforts.
THOUSANDS WITHOUT POWER: Cooling centers open in Bartlesville and Dewey
Washington County Emergency Management and the City of Bartlesville announced the opening of several cooling centers as crews worked to restore power knocked out in overnight storms on July 4.
Split brain spending: How to treat yourself without blowing your budget
Smart spending is a juggling act. 2 News Oklahoma's Cathy Tatom listens to how people use "split-brain spending" to stay on budget, and still have a little left for a splurge.
DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTS: New sidewalk marks start of changes in Muskogee
A newly completed sidewalk in downtown Muskogee is part of a larger effort to make the area safer and more walkable.
Hazy, Hot & Humid Conditions Stick Around
The afternoon heat index will climb above 100° each day with heat advisories in effect through Monday at 8PM. A few late-week t-showers cannot be ruled out.
LIFE SENTENCE: Muskogee stepfather sentenced for impregnating stepdaughter
Dustin Walker was found guilty on seven counts. He will serve sentences consecutively for 6 counts before serving a life sentence. He is eligible for parole.
Fifth annual Route 66 Road Fest makes its way to Tulsa
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores listened to guests and organizers about what the Route 66 Road Fest brings to the community.
City of Tulsa, TPS work together to boost housing opportunities in the community
The City of Tulsa has partnered with Tulsa Public Schools to issue a joint, five-site redevelopment request for proposals, including publicly owned sites, to boost housing in the community.
Officials continue monitoring Caney River flood potential
Despite positive updates, emergency managers from Tulsa and Washington Counties are keeping an eye on flood potential with the Caney River. 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert has an update on conditions.
Tulsa massage therapist's rape case victims fight to keep records public
Victims say they were left out of plea negotiations that reduced Wesley Cole's rape charges to assault and included an immediate expungement of his records.
17 people rescued after flooding in Whitehorn Cove Marina
17 people were rescued by Wagoner County Emergency Management in Whitehorn Cove Thursday. Now the marina faces the challenge of rebuilding.
VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES: Community gathering supplies for those impacted
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores listened to Venezuelan community members about how they are organizing a supply drive to help friends and family in Venezuela after the earthquake.
Summer pattern has taken shape
We are into a dry pattern for now with similar conditions each and every single day. Chance for maybe a few showers and storms later in the week and over the upcoming holiday weekend.
Security guard saves baby from choking at South Tulsa community baby shower
A 1-year-old girl was saved after a security guard spotted her choking on a plastic toy ring that no one else noticed.
Oklahoma law enforcement officer nominated to be next director of ICE
President Trump said he nominated Lance Schroyer to be the next director of the Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Schroyer is a former trooper with Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
'So devastating': Tulsans helping Venezuelans impacted by earthquakes
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores listened to members of the Venezuelan community about how the earthquakes have impacted them here in Tulsa. She found out more about how people can help.