Sapulpa native Hannah Oswalt is a business owner, mother of six, and now helping to create a unique holiday experience in Tulsa this December.

As we wind down summer, Sapulpa is determined to do things the right way by going out with a bang! We have a few great events for the kids, and a chance to support local farmers and churches at all the events inside!

He had previously been serving a life-sentence that was vacated and overturned after the McGirt ruling. He will now serve 30 years, with an additional 5 years of supervised release.

The 1960s in Sapulpa had not only buildings being torn down but buildings were being prepared for new businesses and expansions of old businesses or replacing older buildings with new ones.

The female lead, played by Daisy Edgar-Jones, is a former storm chaser originally from Sapulpa.

After last week's successful story on the Tucker and it's similarities to a Bullet Nose Studebaker, here's a follow-up that better explains the differences.

Sapulpa police have made an arrest in the homicide case from July 4th that involved a man found dead of a gunshot wound to the chest.

Sapulpa received $6.3 million in funding through grants from the SITES program which the Department of Commerce operates, according to City Attorney David Widdoes. The industrial park would be on a 90-acre plot at 8701 Frankoma Road.

In the 1980s, there was a movie that came out about the famous Tucker automobiles. If you watch carefully, there's a little something off about one of those cars...

We have a great set of events happening this week and into the rest of the month, starting with the return of the Route 66 Farmers Market! See inside for details!

Sapulpa police have released photos of the suspects involved in the July 3rd armed robbery of DAK's Market.

Bob Hughes, Sr. was born in Bristow, and graduated from Sapulpa's Booker T. Washington school. He later became the "winningest high school boys basketball coach" ever.

One of the more significant fires in downtown Sapulpa happened today in 1952, when the Reel Drug Store, and The Royal Cafe, buildings that had already caught fire once, erupted into flames again.

Almost a year later, Richard King, the man charged with first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of his nephew, has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole.

Sapulpa Police are assisting OSBI in looking for suspects in what they say could be Sapulpa's first homicide of 2024.