Steve Berg

6 days ago | krmg.com | Steve Berg

Broken Arrow Police are on the lookout for a man accused of stealing a TruGreen lawn company pickup truck, that was also towing a trailer and a tractor on the back. They have a good idea of what he looks like, and even SOUNDS like, thanks to a dashcam the lawn company had in the truck, that notified them when the suspect didn’t buckle his seatbelt.

6 days ago | krmg.com | Steve Berg

What if you could spend gold and silver just like typical currency? State lawmakers are working on a pair of bills to create a state-run gold and silver depository, which would let you do exactly that. You would deposit your gold and silver with the state, and then the State Treasurer, working with a third-party vendor, would issue you a special debit card that you could then use to make everyday purchases from your gold and silver account.

1 week ago | laundryledger.com | Steve Berg

By, Steve Berg, Vice President, EncompassHow modern linens can enhance comfort, reduce costs, and improve operational ROI. In today’s senior living environment, margins are tight, staffing is stretched, and expectations around resident experience have never been higher. Yet many facilities still rely on outdated linen systems that drive up labor costs, wear out too quickly, and leave residents feeling uncomfortable. The good news?

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

Tulsa County Deputies say they arrested a domestic violence suspect, after he returned to the scene of the alleged crime. Deputies say a woman at a Sand Springs RV park first called 911 around 9:00 p.m. Sunday night, saying her boyfriend, 42-year-old Matthew Sewell, had attacked her and threatened to kill her while holding a hatchet. They say he fled before they could get there. But then, they say he came back hours later and broke into the RV, so the girlfriend called 911 again.

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

The crime-fighting budgets for the Roger’s County Sheriff and District Attorney’s office got a nice boost this week, when the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics gave them $127,000 dollars in seized drug proceeds. State officials say the money comes from drug proceeds that the Sheriff’s Office and D.A.’s Office helped the OBN seize in joint operations. In addition to the money, Sheriff Scott Walton says the State Bureau has been a great teammate in their drug interdiction efforts.