'August: Osage County' movie starring Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts could come to Oklahoma
2/17/2012
Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts will play mother and daughter in a film adaptation of 'August: Osage County,' the Pulitzer Prize-winning play written by Tulsa native Tracy Letts, the Weinstein Co. announced Thursday. |
Oklahoma Senate committee defeats proposal to restrict pseudoephedrine
2/17/2012
Efforts to restrict access to pseudoephedrine, the popular over-the-counter allergy medicine that is a key ingredient in most Oklahoma meth labs, lost a crucial Senate committee vote this week. |
Man arrested in Saturday house fire blamed on meth lab
6/7/2012
A man was arrested Wednesday on accusations that he started a house fire Saturday while making meth, a police report shows. |
Accused Tulsa officers, their families react to mixed verdict
6/11/2011
The verdicts were read for the first round of several counts against the Tulsa police officers who were accused of corruption, and their friends and family in the courtroom began to breathe a few small sighs of relief. |
Two officers cleared, one found guilty
6/11/2011
A jury acquitted two Tulsa police officers while finding a retired officer guilty Friday in a police corruption trial in U.S. District Court in Tulsa. |
Two acquitted, one found guilty in police trial
6/11/2011
Bonham and DeBruin found not guilty on all charges. Wells guilty on five of 10 counts. |
Juror in TPD trial explains verdicts
6/12/2011
In the final analysis, jurors in a police corruption trial believed that prosecutors failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that two Tulsa police officers stole drug money and planted narcotics on individuals to gain convictions. |
Fourth brings in business for Bomb Squad
7/4/2011
Homemade pipe bombs, suspicious packages and even old military ordinances have the potential to be deadly. |
Center Point serves as DOC facility for inmates in rehab
2/27/2011
Good morning ladies,' the women of Cen ter Point greet one another. |
Half of women in prison there for drugs
2/13/2011
Emily Linville grew up hearing how to illegally call in a drug prescription. It was that knowledge that landed her, a sister and their mother in Tulsa County's Drug Court at the same time. But only Linville has graduated from Drug Court. |
