Stef Manchen

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

OWASSO, Okla. — Two individuals were arrested this week in Owasso under charges of lewd or indecent proposals to a minor among other sexual misconduct. First, Jose Granados Baltazar was arrested on May 25, then on May 28 Alexander Douglas Goins was also taken into custody by Owasso police. Both were charges with Lewd or Indecent Proposals/Acts to a minor, among other things. “It’s always there whether we want it to be or not," said Lt. Nick Boatman.

1 week ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

TULSA, Okla. — Christian Givens has lived in Tulsa Housing Authority's East Central Village apartments for nearly 12 years. She never had any real issues until the end of April, when her kitchen ceiling caved in. "It had me very stressed out, oh my goodness, what am I supposed to do?," said Givens. After cleaning up the mess, her first concern was her two young boys — both of whom are severely asthmatic.

2 weeks ago | abc17news.com | Stef Manchen

After epilepsy diagnosis, Valedictorian graduates with 33 college credits     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — Zoe O’Hearn enrolled in her first college course in August of 2022 at just 13 years old. By then, she was already academically a tenth grader, skipping grade levels as she craved a more rigorous curriculum. Zoe O’Hearn enrolled in her first college course in August of 2022 at just 13 years old.

2 weeks ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

TULSA, Okla. — Zoe O'Hearn enrolled in her first college course in August of 2022 at just 13 years old. By then, she was already academically a tenth grader, skipping grade levels as she craved a more rigorous curriculum. Three months later, she had her first seizure, and it changed her life forever. “I was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2022," she said. "My first seizure wasn’t expected. It was early in the morning.

2 weeks ago | kjrh.com | Stef Manchen

PITTSBURG, Okla. — In 35 years of living in Pittsburg, Kelly Billingsley said they've always been lucky enough to avoid the eye of the storm coming down right on top of them. This time, it seems their luck has run out. "It was calm and then it wasn't calm," she said. “It hit like that quick and it came out of gray sky and there was not anything no really indication, you couldn’t see it.”She raised all three of her kids in one of the homes on Indian Trail, one of the hardest hit roads in the area.