Turley News

A NEW CHURCH HOME The Rev. Briane Turley: "It's wonderful," said Turley, rector of Tulsa's Church of the Holy Spirit Anglican.

World Scene Writer It always has been a pretty stretch of road, that curvy part of Cincinnati Avenue between 36th Street North and 46th Street North, when it seems as though one has just entered a lush, green countryside with no homes visible in any direction.

Carbondale Assembly of God member Jackie Dallas hugs Turley Assembly of God member Jolett Harjo as Harjo and fellow Turley Assembly of God members tour the newly-renovated church on Wednesday.

An Oklahoma church is getting an extreme makeover thanks to the giving spirit of others.

A home in Turley is destroyed after an early morning fire. Firefighters from Turley and Sperry were called to the home near 63rd Street North and Madison just after 5 a.m. Wednesday.

Art Deco architecture and the contributions of the Native American community are highlighted in the new Tulsa County logo unveiled Monday.

There have been two recent articles that report two educated men advocating unity in the religious community.

Mayor Kathy Taylor's strategy of rushing to pass tax increases by bullying the City Council may be backfiring.

Do you have a burning question about Tulsa you'd like to ask community leaders? It could be anything from how the city spends its money to downtown development.

The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office needs your help finding a sex offender. Deputies are looking for James Badgewell.

Lynse Luther went into prison an alcoholic and came out a welder. It surprised her as she said it, but while preparing for class at Tulsa Technology Center, the mother of two young children smiled at her ...

Fire crews have brought a grass fire under control north of Tulsa. The fire broke out in the 6-thousand block of North Utica.

Fire officials have not yet determined what caused a house fire that also started a grass fire.

A large grass fire is finally out after keeping firefighters very busy Saturday afternoon.

An early Friday morning fire causes heavy damage to a home in Turley, just north of Tulsa.

Nobody is home when a fire breaks out early this morning in Turley. The owners, Michelle Richardson and her husband, came home to find fire trucks in their driveway after a trip to the casino and to get ...

A Turley resident who was charged in separate manslaughter and drug cases was sentenced Tuesday to six years in prison.

It looks like a bomb went off on a piece of property in Turley where Tulsa County deputies say they found drugs.