Alexa Mostrom

2 weeks ago | fox23.com | Alexa Mostrom

TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa woman is writing books hoping to encourage more girls to read. Molly Crowe always wanted to be an author. "I knew from the time I was little that I always wanted to write," says Crowe. "When in first grade, I was putting down I wanted to be an author when I grew up, but then just didn't go to college for it, had a real job and just kind of put it off."And when she had a strange dream, it kickstarted her writer's instinct.

3 weeks ago | fox23.com | Alexa Mostrom

TULSA, Okla. — A local gym with a boxing program designed for people fighting Parkinson's disease is changing lives. "It means a lot because you can bounce things off people in the same situation. You don't feel like a lone ranger out there, its got a group support to it, not only during the class, but even after class we do things together. It makes it easier to face knowing you're not facing it alone," said Bill Fisher. Bill was diagnosed with Parkinson's four years ago.

1 month ago | mix965tulsa.com | Alexa Mostrom

It’s bee swarm season, and local beekeepers are reminding you not to panic, they will come and remove swarms safely. Jay Ide and James Deming showed off one of the former bee swarms they saved as part of the Tulsa Swarm Hotline. “For the most part, you don’t mess with them, they don’t mess with you, whereas wasps and hornets are oftentimes highly territorial and aggressive,” Ide said. Ide and Deming started the Tulsa Swarm Hotline eight years ago.

1 month ago | fox23.com | Alexa Mostrom

It’s bee swarm season, and local beekeepers are reminding you not to panic, they will come and remove swarms safely. Jay Ide and James Deming showed off one of the former bee swarms they saved as part of the Tulsa Swarm Hotline. “For the most part, you don’t mess with them, they don’t mess with you, whereas wasps and hornets are oftentimes highly territorial and aggressive,” Ide said. Ide and Deming started the Tulsa Swarm Hotline eight years ago.

1 month ago | fox23.com | Alexa Mostrom

TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma’s only drum and bugle corps can now compete against other drum corps across the country. “It’s a unique thing, it's unique to Oklahoma right now and I’d love to see it grow more here,” Ryan Black said. Black is a conductor in the Zephyrus Drum and Bugle Corps this summer. He’s in college studying to be a chemical engineer, but this is one of his passions. “Everyone here comes from a different background, whether they’re freshmen in high school or juniors in college.