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A man who calls himself “just Bill from Kentucky” climbed into his car and drove 11 hours to Sapulpa just to watch a teenager he met once in a convenience store line perform with his high school band. Bill showed up for the Sapulpa-Coweta football game on Friday and watched the Sapulpa band take the field at halftime, the payoff to a chance encounter that started more than a year earlier in a Buc-ee's checkout line in Tennessee.

TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa police are warning the public after city employees discovered razor blades concealed in political campaign signs. According to a post from the Tulsa Police Department, city employees were collecting campaign signs that had been placed in areas where signs are prohibited when they noticed the signs had been booby-trapped.

Severe storms could develop late Monday and continue Tuesday, with western Missouri facing the greatest risk.

People whose personal information was exposed in the June 2025 cyberattack on Carter Credit Union have until Nov. 19, 2026 to file a claim in a class action settlement. The deal pays up to $2,500 for documented out-of-pocket losses or a one-time $50 with no proof, and it adds three years of credit monitoring. A […] The post People caught in the June 2025 Carter Credit Union cyberattack have until Nov. 19, 2026 to claim up to $2,500 in documented losses or a $50 payment appeared first on The Mon

The new owners haven't revealed their plans for the downtown building, which Fong's expanded in the early 2000s to add an event center.

A 31-year-old Saint Paul man is facing a first-degree arson charge after prosecutors say he poured accelerant at the threshold of a neighbor's apartment door and set it on fire, forcing the resident to escape through a window as flames spread inside. Keeveion Arneal Mack was charged on October 27 in Ramsey County District Court in connection with the fire, which happened on the 1200 block of Herbert Street.

A new DNA testing program in Texas is already producing results. Just eight days after the second phase of the state’s Rapid DNA Testing Pilot Program launched, a DNA sample collected from a suspect at the Montgomery County Jail generated an investigative lead in a case dating back to 2024.

A Houston postal worker was arrested after investigators say they found property-tax checks intended for a school district inside his Range Rover. Eurey Dewayne Smith, ... Read More

Find out why a Beloit McDonald's sold more than 5,000 Big Macs in just two hours and what made the incredible sales total possible.

A longtime fixture of the Bloomington Fire Department is retiring this week, ending a career in public safety he had to be talked into pursuing. Ulie Seal’s final day as fire chief is Nov. 6. It caps a career that began in Bloomington more than 50 years ago and started as it has for many in Bloomington, as a paid, on-call firefighter. Seal was a Bloomington Kennedy High School graduate of one year when he joined the fire department in June 1976. He was working as an auto mechanic down the street