In the latest findings by RoadSnacks, Tulsa, Oklahoma, emerges as the most perilous place to reside in the state for the year 2024. Despite efforts to combat crime, the city continues to grapple with alarming rates of violence and property offenses. With a population of over 400,000, Tulsa reported 72 murders in 2020 alone, marking … Read more
The aftermath of a devastating oil spill in Oklahoma’s Skull Creek has led to a $7.4 million settlement agreement between the Justice Department and the responsible parties. Holly Energy Partners-Operating L.P. and Osage Pipe Line Company LLC have agreed to pay this sum in Clean Water Act civil penalties. The settlement also mandates corrective measures … Read more
Authorities in Oklahoma have apprehended and booked four individuals on suspicion of kidnapping and murder about the March disappearance of two women who remain missing. Tad Bert Cullum, 43; Tiffany Machel Adams, 54; Cole Earl Twombly, 50; and Cora Twombly, 44, were arrested and booked on Saturday in connection with the case. The missing women, … Read more
In a recent report by RoadSnacks, the most perilous cities in Oklahoma for 2024 have been unveiled, shedding light on areas of concern for residents and potential visitors. The data, derived from the FBI’s crime report, highlights the prevalence of both violent and property crimes across various municipalities, urging individuals to exercise caution when navigating … Read more
Oklahoma’s Grocery Tax Set to Disappear Under New Legislation State Senate Overwhelmingly Approves Bill, Promising Significant Savings for Residents According to Blazemedia, Oklahoma’s Republican Governor Kevin Stitt is set to sign a house bill into law abolishing the state’s grocery tax as per KOCO report. Oklahoma’s State Senate overwhelmingly approved House Bill 1955 with only … Read more
An Oklahoma judge, Traci Soderstrom, has resigned from her position after being embroiled in a scandal involving inappropriate texting during a murder trial. Soderstrom’s resignation comes following accusations of sending hundreds of texts from the bench, including messages that mocked prosecutors and were sprinkled with emojis. The judge faced removal from her position over allegations … Read more
Oklahoma City, OK – A 68-year-old Oklahoma bus driver, Thomas Young, has found himself at the center of controversy after an incident on October 13 led to his termination, charges of child abuse, and kidnapping. Young, who had been employed by Broken Arrow Public Schools for approximately a year, was fired following the incident that … Read more