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The bills are a mixture of local control issues or ones aiming to increase public safety or economic development.

Older Americans are increasingly embracing the digital age. Nearly half of adults ages 65 and older now own Smartphones. The number of senior smartphone owners has quadrupled proportionately. Half of older Americans have broadband internet at home. With this increased access to the world wide web comes the increased risk of becoming a victim of…

22-year Sapulpa Police Officer Glenn Coffey has been diagnosed with stage 4 liver disease and is in need of a transplant.

Sapulpa Times columnist Brooke DeLong takes a trip to Oklahoma City to see how laws get passed, shattering some of their expectations.

Get the rare opportunity to see this local treasure of the Mother Road FOR FREE this Sunday.

Jessie Shaw, Sr. is the latest to join the Oklahoma Centenarian group as he celebrated his birthday on Sunday, February 24th.

Sapulpa Times writer Lottie Wilds calls the show "Laugh-out-loud" funny, and says "The only downside to the play is that you will leave holding your sides from laughing."

There is a saying—as rural Oklahoma goes, so goes Oklahoma. Rural communities need the same access to broadband internet that Oklahoma’s metropolitan communities have.

The Tidewater Winery in Drumright is seeing success as an outlet for creative orators.

The list of student-athletes coming out to play baseball has gotten so big, the program has outgrown its facilities next to Lawson Stadium.