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The City says utilities will not be cutoff to residential properties for violations of an emergency order during the COVID-19 crisis.

You will not be forced to wear a mask, but refusal to comply with the city's emergency ordinance could lead to a fine or having your utilities cut off.

A local attorney dropped his wallet outside Walmart and he found it again while it was being used at Ace Hardware—by someone else.

Find out what it means and doesn't mean, and what could happen if you don't comply. Plus, what the Tulsa County Health Department is predicting for the next 30-60 days.

Every basketball court, playground and dog park in Sapulpa, as well as the golf course, is now closed.

A group of Republican lawmakers from the Oklahoma House of Representatives are sending a letter self-funded municipalities and related groups asking them to cover and provide workers’ compensation benefits to any first responder testing positive for COVID-19. Read the full letter inside.

Councilors were split on whether or not the city should step in and enforce a mandatory closing of dining rooms. The motion narrowly passed at 5-4.

The latest updates from State Representative Mark Lawson regarding testing, supplies, sheltering and closures and task forces.

Sapulpa restaurants may be forced to close their dining areas completely. Some are in favor of it, and others are saying they'd never reopen.

Leewright talks about legislation going into effect to combat the spread of the Coronavirus. Plus, a new website for resources for health information, unemployment aid, and more.