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2 months ago | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa County judge dismissed rape by instrumentation charges against three Sperry high school students Wednesday morning. The teen boys were accused of sexually assaulting a classmate and were charged as adults. This incident is believed to have happened last October, and investigators say the incident was allegedly videotaped and sent out before it was brought to the police’s attention.
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2 months ago | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
TULSA, Okla. — About two hundred parents and community members gathered Thursday morning outside of Carnegie Elementary School in south Tulsa. State Superintendent Ryan Walters visited the school to praise teachers and students for making great strides in literacy. Tulsa Public Schools says Walters and other elected officials spent the morning observing students and educators engaging with Amira’s literacy platform.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
NANYANG, China — Customers and stylists at a barbershop in China were left running for the exit when a cow forced its way through the door of the shop. Cameras in the shop show the cow walking up to the shop and pushing the door open. The cow then starts running through the shop, knocking over furniture and everything else in its way. The cow eventually calms down and stands at the counter like it’s waiting for service.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
The Wagoner County Sheriff’s office posted body camera video of a recent incident involving a man who was having a mental health crisis. WCSO says Wagoner County Deputy D. Wells was awoken by a neighbor coming through his front door who told him there had been a disturbance at the neighbor’s residence and they needed assistance. Lt. B. Kammerzell, Deputy J. Cox, Deputy B. Oliver, and Cherokee Nation Marshall Service arrived on the scene to assist Deputy Wells.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
1033theeagle.com | Crystal Kelly
INOLA, Okla — The Inola Longhorns are the grand-prize winners of T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights. Inola was chosen out of 1,700 entries from across the country. T-Mobile awarded $1.9 million to 300 schools, but T-Mobile says the Inola Longhorns went above and beyond the others to earn the multi-million-dollar grand prize package. The grand prize includes a $100,000 grant for the school and a state-of-the-art weight room courtesy of GronkFitness.com.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
INOLA, Okla — The Inola Longhorns are the grand-prize winners of T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights. Inola was chosen out of 1,700 entries from across the country. T-Mobile awarded $1.9 million to 300 schools, but T-Mobile says the Inola Longhorns went above and beyond the others to earn the multi-million-dollar grand prize package. The grand prize includes a $100,000 grant for the school and a state-of-the-art weight room courtesy of GronkFitness.com.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
LocalExpandTULSA, Okla. — The PSO outage map shows the power went out in west Tulsa around 9:45 this morning. The total outage in the Tulsa area affects about 2,864 customers with about 2,400 customers without power just west of the Turkey Mountain area. PSO says they expect power will be turned back on in these areas by 2:00 pm. Outages have also been reported in the Coweta area with more than 350 customers without power. Coweta customers should get their power back on by 2:00 this afternoon.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
LocalExpandBAY VILLIAGE, Ohio — The Bay Villiage Police Department was called out on Monday for a giant runaway pumpkin blocking a road. WBNS reports the massive inflatable pumpkin was blown into the roadway. Bay Village Officer Attacked by Halloween Display!!On Monday October 14, Bay Village Police were dispatched to the area of Wolf Road and Saddler Road for a runaway pumpkin. Luckily, no officers (or pumpkins) were harmed during the event.
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Sep 21, 2024 | 
krmg.com | Crystal Kelly
TULSA. Okla. — KRMG’s Consumer Warrior Clark Howard was in Tulsa Saturday to dedicate six new homes to the Tulsa community. The homes are part of Tulsa’s annual “Clark Howard’s Blitz Build” and were built by the hands of local volunteers. For 12 years, KRMG’s Consumer Warrior Clark Howard has returned to Tulsa to build homes because of his love for the community. Clark says he loves being a part of this project because it helps families to be able to grab onto the American dream.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
mix965tulsa.com | April Hill |Crystal Kelly
OWASSO, Okla. — Owasso Police had a busy Tuesday morning working a pursuit involving stop sticks and pepper balls. Police were checking on a truck parked on the side of the road that was hauling a trailer with a brush hog near 116th and Garnett. Officers say Adam William Gibbs refused to get out of the truck and an officer threw stop sticks under the truck. Gibbs took off, popping both rear tires and leading police on a chase.
