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Read the story of how this Sapulpa graduate turned a rejection into a triumph and achieved a goal she'd set when was just 15 years old.

A prayer vigil scheduled for Sunday evening will take place on the Kiefer Football field.

A Sapulpa-born-and-bred veteran has been inducted into the Oklahoma BMX Hall of Fame, taking him on a nostalgic trip to the life he had before he gave up the Olympics to go serve his country.

Janice Davis, an 85-year-old quilter, creates a quilt to honor those who perished in the attack on Pearl Harbor. She donates her quilts to charity.

"As caretakers and educators, it’s heartwarming to see how well-behaved the children are and how they interact with each other and help each other. It proves to us they are soaking in what we are trying to teach them."

Between the officers currently on the force who have followed in their parents footsteps, there's more than 145 years of service by these four families.

Read the fantastic story of a woman who overcame a troubled past and discovered a new calling in Central Tech's Women in Welding program.

Sapulpa is no stranger to eye-catching cars. Still, this was something different. We talked with the guy who built this custom take on a space-age Studebaker—see what else he's done!

Southern Justice Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Oklahoma Badlands awarded five Central Tech students with partial scholarships in the nursing and EMT field this week.

Drummond addressed several hot topics at his "listening tour" stop in Sapulpa, including the McGirt Ruling, state relations with the Native American tribes, and Oklahoma's oversupply of marijuana.