Micah Choquette
Nature Knows Best: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
“A good planet is hard to find. We need to take care of the one we have because we only have one.”
GALLERY: 2019 Route 66 Art Show features tons of talent
The paint jobs on the cars might be the big draw for the Route 66 Blowout, but make no mistake—there were all kinds of talented artists showing their work that Saturday. The annual Route 66 Art Show—which coincides with the Blowout—had a large number of art pieces available for show and for sale. See a…
State Insurance Commissioner visits Sapulpa
State Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready toured Sapulpa, seeing the damage and speaking with those affected by the tornadoes.
Creek County Sheriff’s Deputy involved in shooting near Kellyville
While attempting to escape, the suspect pointed a rifle at deputies and was shot.
Animal shelter still not open, city blames messed up cage order for delay
Open date now looks to be set for late June, early July.
One tree lot closed, city “working as fast as we can” on limb cleanup
City of Sapulpa "has no timeline" for limb pickup. Plus, where to report damage at your property.
The official list of where to drop of storm-related debris in Sapulpa (trees and otherwise)
Here's where to drop off your storm debris, whether it's trees, shingles, roofing, etc.
WATCH: Sapulpa sky lights up blue as power lines snap and transformers blow during Sunday morning’s tornadoes
We thought it was lightning at first, but then she told us, "not when it's blue. That's power lines snapping and transformers blowing".
PHOTOS: Suspected EF-1 Tornado rips through Sapulpa…worst damage in 59 years
See the photos from the tornado that ripped through Sapulpa early this morning, and how you can help deal with the aftermath.
Jenks PD saying additional outflow will flood Riverwalk parking lot
See the latest from our neighbors in Jenks, and what's currently going on with Webbers Falls. Plus, might be more rain later. Details inside.
Bipartisan group of Senators issue joint statement on storm/flooding damage
More than half of the members of the Oklahoma State Senate represent communities impacted by this week’s storms, which included tornadoes and severe flooding across the state.
In case you missed it: Sapulpa Graduation
See a gallery of this year's Sapulpa High Graduates, included ten valedictorians and seven salutatorians. Watch the speech given by
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