A man who confessed to murdering his ex-girlfriend was scheduled to be sentenced Thursday, but a fight broke out inside the courtroom. The family of Elizabeth Pledger was about to give their victim impact statements when two of Pledger’s sons tried to jump her killer, Dale Williams. One of the family sons was hit with a Taser. Both were arrested.

Detectives are investigating a wooded area near the Tulsa International Airport after the discovery of human remains in a creek.

A Muskogee high school cheerleading coach is in jail on charges of rape and exposing others to HIV.

The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council will be making a decision on giving pay raises to the tribe's administration and councilors, July 15. Dozens of Cherokee Nation members attended to hear how the tribal council would vote.

Tulsa Police are searching for two persons of interest that may be related to a burglary. Officers hope video from a neighbor's doorbell could help catch two persons of interest for one of those cases.

Sapulpa police said they had to administer Narcan to a man who was passed out in his car with four children inside. They say he admitted to using dust remover.

Hollywood actor Jason Momoa is headed to Tulsa. The movie and television star played the role Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones, as well as his latest role of Aquaman in DC films such as 'Justice League' and the standalone film 'Aquaman'. 

Tulsa Police said they are investigating the findings of human remains. The remains were located near 8400 East Pine Street, according to police.

A Tulsa County judge will decide Tuesday morning if a man convicted of murder nearly 30 years ago will walk free.

A 29-year-old inmate serving life in prison for a 2006 Muskogee County murder is dead after a fight at the prison in Stringtown late Wednesday, according to state officials.

A Johnston County couple has been charged with the murder of their 2-month-old baby. New court documents reveal the alleged horrific crimes. 

A judge sentenced A Wagoner County man who was arrested for stealing and vandalizing Red Bird volunteer fire trucks, July 15. Three of the four charges against John Moats were dismissed, but he'll serve a ten-year suspended sentence for knowingly concealing stolen property only if he completes a one-year in-patient drug rehab program.

Several Oklahoma creeks, lakes and rivers are still rain swollen and in danger of going over their banks. Below is a list of several local waterways with possible flood dangers: