Catoosa News

A check from FEMA for reimbursement to the City of Catoosa means 41 volunteers will be paid $10 an hour for their donated time during the 2007 ice storm.

Tulsa police have put the brakes on what they're calling a murder-for-hire plot.

A Catoosa business owner has been arrested after Tulsa police say he tried to hire an undercover officer to kill his wife.

Catoosa, OK- It's not quite shoulder to shoulder at Jake's Fireworks in Catoosa.

As I read the June 24 Tulsa World my blood boiled, not because of the blistering heat, but from what I read.

Rogers County has an animal control problem. In municipalities across the county, issues and controversy regarding what to do with strays and unwanted animals rages on.

So many legends surround Belle Starr, the "bandit queen," it is often hard to separate the facts from the romanticized fiction that has been told and written about her.

Staff Sgt. Sean Samaroo was inspired to join the military nine years ago by the Army's "be all you can be" TV commercial.

Sales tax collections are down in Oklahoma, the Tulsa metropolitan area, and across most of Rogers County.

Drivers who venture here know the understood rule. When approaching I-44- and 193rd East Avenue...be prepared to wait.

Every day Keetonville Road remains closed is another day of inconvenience for Barbara Olmstead.

With the pending upgrade of a road connecting Claremore to Catoosa and a 2,100-home development taking shape in the area, Tulsa Port of Catoosa officials say it's time to expand nearby sections of two state highways to four lanes.

Catoosa residents Vernon Watts and Bob White enter the newly opened Walgreens Thursday.

Despite a recession and continued building projects, Cherokee Nation Enterprises' revenue increased from the previous year, according to the tribe's annual report.

The Hard Rock signs went up this week at the Cherokee Resort and Casino in Catoosa.

TULSA The national recession may soon catch up to many construction contractors.

Several articles and community comments have noted the use of Tulsa rather than Catoosa in referring to the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino as well as the need to acknowledge Cherokee Nation ownership of the resort.

Lower fuel prices this year have helped stabilize increases in emergency medical transport.

When Omar Hellalat phoned his brother, Mo Hellalat, in Chicago and told him he thought there was a good restaurant opportunity near Tulsa, Mo followed his brother's advice.

National Indian Gaming Commission figures released Wednesday indicate that tribal gaming revenues in Oklahoma and two adjoining states rose to more than $3 billion last year.