Jenks News

At Monday's Tulsa County Commission meeting, District 2 Commissioner Karen Keith will seek a public hearing for the November 23, 2009, meeting to remove Elizabeth Wright as a member of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission 14 months before her term is due to end.

Students at two area schools have been released from lockdown, according to Tara Thompson of Jenks Public Schools.

Sean Algaier, a Jenks youth pastor who competed on NBC's "Biggest Loser" and his wife have had a baby, and the couple did what they said they would.

The school board voted unanimously Monday to buy property that will house the district's administrators and to change how board members are elected.

A review of Jenks football booster club contributions to suspended Jenks head football coach Allan Trimble shows that some contributions went against district policy.

"Aluminum Overcast," one of a few B-17s still flying, will be available for flights this weekend.

Federal agents have arrested eight Mexican nationals in the Tulsa area for drug trafficking.

Pardon and Parole Board employees on Monday met on the Capitol's south lawn to protest furlough days.

By day, Darla Enlow owns and manages rental properties around the Tulsa area. By night, well, it depends on the night.

AM 740 and FM 102.3 News/Talk KRMG's Steve Berg reports the organization known to attack, torture, and even behead civilians, La Familia is one of Mexico's most feared drug cartels and over the past few years, have expanded their reach into the U.S. Yesterday, the feds busted more that 300 La Familia operatives across the nation, including 8 men ...

More than 300 suspects have been arrested in a series of drug raids across the U.S. in what law enforcement officials say is the largest single strike at a Mexican drug cartel operating in the United States.

Austin Cluck of Tulsa holds Clara, one of the many animals the Humane Society of Tulsa brought to Paws in the Park on Saturday at RiverWalk Crossing in Jenks.

Most schools have stopped telling parents about new reports of the virus because it's already there.

People and their pets enjoyed a sunny day at the RiverWalk and Jenks as the Humane Society of Tulsa celebrated all things dog with Paws in the Park.

TULSA After repeated delays, the first two buildings in RiverWalk Crossing's $41 million, 125,000-square-foot second addition have finally begun to take shape along the scenic Arkansas River.

There's nothing to LOL about when a teen is in crisis. In order to make its services as teen friendly as possible, National Safe Place is launching the "Txt 4 Help" program, a 24-hour text-for-support service for youth in crisis.

The district says it doesn't have to have written records of his new duties, and it doesn't. WHEREABOUTS UNDISCLOSED Allan Trimble: He's collecting a paycheck as an unspecified administrator in the Jenks district following his suspension as a football coach for recruiting violations.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation says it won't be able to bankroll some planned projects this fall because Congress has temporarily reduced its funding by more than 85 percent.

A dog who apparently was attacked with an ax is recovering after veterinarians repaired a gaping hole in his skull Friday evening.

From the streets of Sand Springs, to the shops that line them, the decline in spending is affecting the entire city.