Brenna Rose

1 week ago | ktul.com | Brenna Rose

April Wilkens, who was convicted in the 1998 shooting death of her abusive ex-fiancé, will remain in prison after a Tulsa County judge denied a motion to release her ahead of a resentencing hearing. “We are disappointed,” said Colleen McCarty, one of Wilkens’ attorneys. “We remain steadfast, we remain fighting for her case, we remain fighting for her freedom.

1 week ago | okcfox.com | Brenna Rose

April Wilkens, who was convicted in the 1998 shooting death of her abusive ex-fiancé, will remain in prison after a Tulsa County judge denied a motion to release her ahead of a resentencing hearing. "We are disappointed," said Colleen McCarty, one of Wilkens' attorneys. "We remain steadfast, we remain fighting for her case, we remain fighting for her freedom.

2 weeks ago | ktul.com | Brenna Rose

A historic black cemetery in Vian, Oklahoma, that was badly damaged by a tornado was in desperate need of volunteers to help with the cleanup. We’re happy to report that they found an army of orange to assist and are on a mission to pay it forward. These 8 men are part of a work crew from Jim E. Hamilton Correctional Center, who answered a call for help after a tornado tore through Rose Lawn Cemetery at the beginning of June.

3 weeks ago | okcfox.com | Brenna Rose

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's rise from a gangly teenager in Hamilton, Ontario, to the NBA's Most Valuable Player is a testament to his determination and mental toughness, according to his former coach, Dwayne Washington. Washington first met Gilgeous-Alexander when he was entering the eighth grade and recalls the young athlete's early promise despite lacking physical strength. "No, he wasn't a superstar. His feet were already fully grown to where they are now.

3 weeks ago | ktul.com | Brenna Rose

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's rise from a gangly teenager in Hamilton, Ontario, to the NBA's Most Valuable Player is a testament to his determination and mental toughness, according to his former coach, Dwayne Washington. Washington first met Gilgeous-Alexander when he was entering the eighth grade and recalls the young athlete's early promise despite lacking physical strength. "No, he wasn't a superstar. His feet were already fully grown to where they are now.