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A man and woman were arrested on charges of child neglect and possession after an investigation into a November police call regarding an unresponsive infant.

Sapulpa City Council voted 5-4 to extend the mask mandate for an additional 120 days after hearing from several residents who were in favor of ending the mandate, and at least one who supported extending it.

Though the pandemic wrought havoc on our lives in 2020, other things, unrelated to it, have happened in the meantime. Here's the most important local government stories from the past year.

A light snow on Tuesday evening added to the magical setting at Martha's Corner for this quick winter ceremony. Plus, learn more about how you could end 2020 on a high note with a quick winter wedding of your own!

Sapulpa's Liberty Park is getting upgraded to be an "Inclusive playground," meaning that everyone can play, not just children, but their caretakers, as well.

On Monday the Creek County Board of Commissioners signed a contract with Guardian RFID for the jail’s new Inmate Tracking System.

Ben Sumner, who lived in Sapulpa and went to Lone Star, has grown up with a deep and abiding love for vintage Christmas. Now his passion is going to be seen by the world next week as he competes in The Great Christmas Light Fight.

For 21 years Sapulpa’s Green Hill Funeral Home and Cemetery has hosted a community Christmas program called The Living Tree Memorial Service. This year, its 22nd, will be its first year to be virtual.

Severe weather held off just long enough for folks to enjoy the lighting of the Tree of Hope and everything the Lights On! ceremony had to offer.

The day after City Council voted 6-4 to pass a city-wide mask mandate, a local citizen started a petition with the objective of reversing the decision and bringing it to a vote of the people.