Teri Alexander, mother of Tulsa shooting suspect Jake England, discusses her son's troubled background.
The mother of one of two men accused of shooting and killing three African-Americans in Tulsa, Oklahoma, earlier this month said Tuesday her son was "a very good kid."
An Oklahoma man said he doesn't hate African-Americans and counts some of them among his best friends. Murder and hate crime charges were filed on Friday accusing him and another man of killing three strangers because they were black.
An Oklahoma judge entered not guilty pleas Monday for two men accused of killing three people in a shooting spree in a predominately African-American neighborhood in Tulsa this month, according to an attorney for one of the suspects.
Within the next day or two we could hear from the special prosecutor's office about her decision on whether to charge George Zimmerman.
CNN's Susan Candiotti reports on the arrests of two suspects in the shootings of five people in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The 19-year-old Tulsa, Oklahoma, man whose Facebook page lamented his father's death "at the hands of a f--king n----r" told investigators he shot three of the African-Americans injured or killed in a Friday shooting spree, according to police documents.
Police are investigating whether the shootings of five African-Americans in Tulsa, Oklahoma, were a hate crime after the weekend arrests of two white suspects in the case, local authorities said Sunday.
The police chief of Tulsa, Oklahoma, offered a stern, succinct message Saturday to the man he believes killed three people and critically wounded two others in a spate of seemingly random shootings: "We're coming for you."
Three people were killed and two were injured Friday in four shootings in north Tulsa, Oklahoma and police are searching for a lone suspected gunman, they said.
A sheriff's deputy and a man who exchanged gunfire with officers on a plaza outside a Tulsa, Oklahoma, courthouse Wednesday were among three people hospitalized, officials said.
Gas prices in the United States increased by more than a dime over the past three weeks, the first increase seen since mid-October, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gas prices in the United States increased by more than a dime over the past three weeks, the first increase seen since mid-October, according to a survey published Sunday.
Gas prices have jumped, ending a downward slide, according to a survey published Sunday.
Searing temperatures kept their grip on only three southern states -- Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas -- on Thursday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
A heat wave is building and could reach dangerous levels in parts of the Midwest, the Plains and the Southeast this week.
Talk about steep odds. The building that houses the nation's Storm Prediction Center lay, for a while at least, in the predicted path of a tornado that raked across Oklahoma.
If you're skeptical about AT&T's claims that its purchase of T-Mobile will benefit consumers, you're not alone.
U.S. gas prices rose by 8 cents over the past two weeks, pushed up by a spike in crude oil prices, according to a new survey of filling stations.
U.S. gasoline prices have decreased a little more than 7 cents per gallon in the past two weeks, and lower demand in September is expected to keep prices steady, according to a new nationwide survey.
U.S. gasoline prices have gone up about 4 cents per gallon in the past three weeks, but high unemployment is keeping downward pressure on prices, according to a new nationwide survey.
Spent the night in a tent being circled by lions? Landed a plane after your pilot died? Came back to life after flatlining? Read 5 true-life tales of unexpected adventure.
John D. Rockefeller figured out a long time ago that the most efficient way to transport liquid fuels long distances wasn't on wheels but in pipelines. Today POET, the privately held Sioux Falls, S.D., company that is the country's largest producer of ethanol, and Tulsa pipeline-builder Magellan Midstream Partners are poised to make the same leap.
Evangelist Oral Roberts, founder of the Oral Roberts Evangelistic Association and Oral Roberts University, died Tuesday from complications of pneumonia in Newport Beach, California, his spokeswoman said. He was 91.
Gasoline prices jumped nearly 18 cents over the past two weeks, the first two-week rise since early August, according to a survey published Sunday.
Some $700 million in economic stimulus money intended to upgrade baggage screening systems at airports will go further than originally expected, Department of Homeland Security officials said Wednesday.
NEW YORK-- Nolan Richardson is in preliminary talks with the investor group behind the WNBA's expansion franchise in Tulsa about becoming its new head coach, SI.com learned on Thursday. The former Arkansas men's basketball coach met with the group earlier this week and is scheduled to interview with them again early next week. "I'm guessing part of the reason they are interested is that they know not only my abilities as a coach but my capability of putting butts in the seats," Richardson says.
Money Magazine: Be your own landscaperupdated: Fri Aug 07 2009 04:48:00
Summertime, and the living is supposed to be easy. The fish are jumping -- or maybe it's the kids at the pool -- and yard work is the last thing on your mind. But the lawn has brown spots, monochrome greenery has replaced those May flowers, and weeds have overrun the mulch beds.
A 100-inch, high definition screen projects an intense college basketball game. Massage therapists rub the nervous tensions of men and women away. Scissors skillfully cut men's hair. Two chandeliers adorn the main room, complimented by brick walls and a glass bar that doubles as a retail counter.
Kumi Walker and Sean Heywood open San Francisco barbershop with a twist
Question: My son just got engaged and I'd like to give him and his fiancé an hour with a financial planner as a gift. Can you recommend a reputable Web site or association so I can find them a trustworthy planner near where they live? --Debby B., Tulsa, Oklahoma
An Ohio company transforming its business model will build its headquarters in the town of Greenville.
Parents flick the light switch, flap the sheets and prod their groggy teenagers to get to school on time. Then, when the teenagers get to school, they slump over their desks to snooze.
There's no disputing the fact that many of the once-sacred traditions of bowl games have irreparably changed over the past decade. In this, my sixth-annual ranking of all 34 bowl games (there were 28 when I started it, including the Silicon Valley Classic), I think you will find that the date a game is played no longer bears any correlation to the quality of its matchup.
In an effort to cut costs, newspapers across the country have merged their sports and business sections, but even the most miserly publisher couldn't have predicted how the worlds of college sports and business would collide in Tuesday's edition of the Tulsa (Okla.) World.
An E. coli outbreak linked to a restaurant in northeastern Oklahoma has sickened more than 200 people and killed at least one person
Atlanta's mayor and transit CEO discuss the impact of rising fuel costs and the future of mass transit.
U.S. cities are racing to cope with ever-increasing demand on public transportation as gas prices remain at record levels.
For many people in Oklahoma, life is built around the car.
Rail systems from Boston to Los Angeles are begging passengers to shift their travel to non-peak hours. And some seats have been removed from San Francisco's subway cars to allow more people to cram in
A barbershop quartet sings "The Girl From Ipanema" in Portuguese on a television dialed to a Brazilian satellite channel inside Pavilion Barbecue, where the air is piquant with the aroma of the house specialty, frango de churrasco - slow-roasted chicken braised in red chili sauce.
Admit it. Some of you are obsessed with stars, and not the ones pictured in Us Weekly who occasionally forget to wear their underpants. No, your galaxy consists of those precious stars handed out by recruiting services such as Rivals.com. All year, you hope and pray your team can land enough four- and five-star recruits to push your team's ranking into the top 10.
Delinquent borrowers face a dizzying array of options when it comes to saving their homes.
With national Signing Day on Wednesday and 24 states holding presidential primaries on Super Tuesday, mudslinging could reach an all-time high this weekend. Some coaches will trash rival schools as part of their final recruiting pushes, while candidates certainly will trash one another to win delegates. What's amazing is how the negative campaigning seems to parallel negative recruiting.
CNN Meteorologist Reynolds Wolf has more on the winter storm that's heading toward the northeastern U.S.
SI.com: SI.com HS FB Top 25 updated: Wed Nov 28 2007 09:37:00
Hats off to the Hawklets of Rockhurst (Kansas City, Mo.) for taking home their Class 6 state championship last weekend.
Gas prices rose a nickel during the past two weeks, to an average of $2.80 per gallon of self-serve regular, a national survey said Sunday.
NEWPORT, R.I. -- Brian Brohm was in the midst of a Google search when he received his first call from new Louisville coach Steve Kragthorpe.
Despite homosexuality seemingly being more tolerated and accepted across U.S. society, telling a parent, a child, a family member, a friend or a co-worker that you are gay is still an experience fraught with fears of rejection and discrimination.
Tulsa, Oklahoma is the most affordable, big-time college sports town in the United States, according to an annual survey released Tuesday by Coldwell Banker.
Oneok ranks no. 55 on Fortune's 2006 list of the 100 Fastest-Growing Companies. The Tulsa, Oklahoma-based company saw profits rise at a rate of 67% and revenues grow 118% with a stock return of 25% on average annually over the past three years.
Unit ranks no. 37 on Fortune's 2006 list of the 100 Fastest-Growing Companies. The Tulsa, Oklahoma-based company saw profits rise at a rate of 98% and revenues grow 67% with a stock return of 40% on average annually over the past three years.
CNNMoney: Gasoline prices fallupdated: Sat Nov 05 2005 22:17:00
Prices at the pump fell 23 cents per gallon over the past two weeks, according to a survey released Sunday.
Most real estate brokers charge sellers the same commissions that were being charged in the Eisenhower era. Oh, they'll tell you their rates are negotiable, but getting them to actually negotiate i...
Most real estate brokers charge sellers the same commissions that were being charged in the Eisenhower era. Oh, they'll tell you their rates are negotiable, but getting them to actually negotiate is easier said than done.
Did you pay your real estate broker too much? The U.S. Department of Justice may be set to turn Tulsa, Okla. into a test-case for ending the stranglehold 6 percent commissions have over the real estate brokerage business.
Gas prices have reached a record high, but according to a survey released Sunday, drivers are not keeping their cars in "park."
Q. Last year, I flipped a piece of real estate after just four months. Now I have a short-term gain of $40,000. Can I use my carryover of long-term capital loss ($15,000) on stock sales in 2001 to ...
Money Magazine: Fore!updated: Thu Jun 01 2000 00:01:00
$15.25 a share.[1] Callaway Golf Co.'s shares (ELY; NYSE) have inched upward lately on sales of Big Berthas, the wildly popular clubs swung by Bill Gates and rocker Alice Cooper.
Being a monarch isn't always as glamorous as it might seem. Just ask His Serene Highness, Prince Lazarus Long (formerly Howard Turney of Tulsa), who says he hopes to begin building his own country,...
If this spring your fancy is turning to tomato seeds and trowels, join the club. According to a recent Gallup survey, gardening now shares top billing with swimming and walking as one of the three ...
While we don't assign rankings below the Top Ten, we present comparable data for all the cities in the study. There are 60, ten more than in years past. Four newcomers were previously in larger met...
Money Magazine: NEW IDEAS FOR IRAs updated: Wed Jul 01 1992 00:01:00
One Individual Retirement Account regulation I want changed is the stipulation that when a couple's adjusted gross income is more than $50,000, IRA contributions are not tax deductible if either sp...
In July, when readers and health experts offered solutions to the health-care crisis, they did not sufficiently discuss prices doctors charge. As a result of the cost-reimbursement system (insuranc...
Money Magazine: When renting is rightupdated: Mon Jun 01 1987 00:01:00
For many Americans, the decision to buy a home is more emotional than economic. But if you're in a quandary about whether or not to go on renting, here are five questions to help you sort out your ...
Being out of work seems somehow un-American. Unemployed executives feel anger, embarrassment -- and ultimately the financial pinch. But they are a remarkably tough and resilient bunch who still bel...
COST CUTTING is the new religion of business. More and more managers, having learned a lesson recently, are set to cope whether the future brings recession or boom. They are the new cost-busters, c...
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