“La Dune,” an oceanfront compound that has struggled to find a buyer, has been re-listed for a staggering $150 million, making it the most expensive listing on record in the Hamptons. Take a look inside the sprawling complex that spans more than four acres across two adjacent lots, featuring two mansions, two swimming pools and a sunken tennis court.

Veterans were welcomed back to Tulsa on Tuesday after participating in the Honor Flight, a one-day trip to Washington, D.C., to see memorials and monuments paying tribute to their service.

Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank, 48, confirmed Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2022, that she and husband Philip Schneider are expecting twins. Take a peek at Swank's looks through the years.

A Tulsa man was reunited with his lost pet tortoise Tuesday after he escaped his enclosure. An anonymous person brought the tortoise to an exotic animal rescue in Broken Arrow. Read the full story >> https://bit.ly/3rzpUxY

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees broke the American League record for home runs in a season on Tuesday night, hitting his 62nd round-tripper to surpass the mark set 61 years ago by Roger Maris.

Days after Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida, some inland communities are still coping with flooding from swollen rivers.

Sanda Goff is searching for answers after her son, 18-year-old Fedro Givins. Givins was shot and killed at the Echo Trail Apartments Friday night. Police are still searching for the people who killed Givins, and his family is mourning the loss of a young man gone too soon.

Inflation and supply chain issues are not slowing growth in Owasso. Several new businesses are coming to town.

OG&E crews have been assisting Florida Power & Light crews in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Nearly 100 crews left Oklahoma last week, before Ian made landfall near Cape Coral. Following the storm, crews were first placed in Punta Gorda. There were 125,000 customers without power in this area following the storm.

Tulsa artists are uniting for a collaborative event called, Artists for Change. Organizers Laura Voth and Brianna Shea are hoping to raise legal support for the victims of sexual assault in the community. Original local artwork will be sold at an art market. Artists will donate a portion of their art sales for legal expenses for local victims of sexual assault. Artists for Change will be held on Saturday, Oct. 8. on the patio of The Artery201 in downtown Tulsa. It will begin at 5 p.m. More on the project: https://bit.ly/3C6NMOb