Sapulpa Fire

The Central US Golf Carts store that caught fire early Friday morning is being deemed "a total loss" by Sapulpa firefighters.

Sapulpa's beautiful new Fire Station No. 3, located at 10 E Murphy Ave held its open house last week.

Three people have died and one is in serious condition in what police are describing as a "high-impact crash" on 161st W. Ave near Sahoma Lake.

“I was working on the fuel pump, and two wires touched or something, and it just exploded,”

Public Works Director Steve Hardt says the discoloration does not affect the safety of their drinking water.

A male riding a late-model Harley Davidson was taken to the hospital for minor injuries after his motorcycle caught fire on Thursday afternoon.

The 14-day burn ban does not include grilling outdoors on concrete surfaces.

Sapulpa Firefighters say when they arrived, the house was "eighty percent engulfed." See the photos inside.

The Sapulpa fire department found itself responding to numerous gas leak calls this morning after what has essentially been deemed a false alarm.

It was the first event of its kind, whereas in the past the firefighters have held fundraisers, this was a formal ball, held in order to award the men of exceptional service for the past year.