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Minimum wage petition to be heard by state court

Brandon has a look at the freezing rain on the way and a warmer week ahead.

Freezing rain to move in

Barber shop business break-ins

Honoring Jayne, Linsay and Laken, three killed in accidental house fire

Special needs alert program launched

Brandon has a look at when we rise above freezing this week.

More record cold on Monday

Construction delays WeStreet opening, anticipating roughly a month

Tulsa woman open micro cafe to honor late daughter

Truck make over grants man's wish

With temperatures plunging well below freezing, food banks across Oklahoma are thinking of those in need.

The Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma teamed up with Iron Gate Kitchen to prepare to serve up a meal to anyone who walks through the soup kitchen's doors.

With temperatures in the 20s those who do not  place to go or food to eat rely on programs like this. That's why the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma and Iron Gate Kitchen came together to protect everyone from these harsh weather conditions.

2 News' Clifton Haskin reports.

See more at kjrh.com: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/food-bank-iron-gate-partner-during-freezing-temperatures

#oklahoma #irongate #foodbank #food #winter #weather

Teaming up to keep Oklahomans fed

Brandon has a look at some snow coming in Sunday and even colder temperatures.

Increasing snow showers Sunday afternoon

Empowering veterans for success

Workout combines family and fitness

The future of one of Tulsa’s only public skate parks is uncertain.

The park, on the west side of the Arkansas River, has been closed for three years. There are development plans there now and the city says the park could be demolished.

2 News Oklahoma's Erin Christy looked into what's going on: https://bit.ly/3JVEHgz

Tulsa skatepark slated for demolition