Jennah James is a writer based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, focusing on local news and events. She has a passion for covering stories that impact the community, including topics such as education, local businesses, and social issues. Her work has been featured in the FOX23 Weather APP and Krmg.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States (Local)
Jennah James primarily covers local news in Oklahoma, with a focus on community events and initiatives. Her articles often revolve around seasonal topics, breaking news, government announcements, and press releases.
Given her emphasis on travel and health-related themes within the local context of Oklahoma and Tulsa, Jennah may be open to pitches related to community health programs or initiatives, local travel destinations or events that promote wellness and active living within the state. For example, offering insights into upcoming community health fairs or highlighting unique travel experiences in the region could be well-received by Jennah.
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By: Jennah James
BARNSDALL, Okla. — FOX23 spoke with a Barnsdall resident on Tuesday after Monday night's storms left damages in the area.
By: Jennah James
BARNSDALL, Okla. — FOX23 spoke with Barnsdall residents on Tuesday after Monday night's storms left damages in the area.
By: Jennah James
Okla. — A bike ride to visit Oklahoma's 13 historic all-Black towns kicked off from Tulsa's Greenwood District on Tuesday morning.
By: Jennah James
The mayor of Barnsdall, Johnny Kelley, said they tried to activate the sirens, but the sirens malfunctioned because of a lightning strike.
After more than two hours of presenting evidence, reviewing documents and deep diving into details, the Tulsa County Election Board voted to keep James Rea, a candidate running for District 2 County Commissioner, on the ballot.
By: Jennah James
of 3 JENKS, Okla. — A local Girl Scout troop built a new little free library at Veterans Park in Jenks.
By: Jennah James
CLEVELAND, Okla. — Dozens of brothers and sisters in law enforcement gathered in Cleveland to escort Osage Nation Police Investigator Brian Herbert to Ponca City and then to his final resting place in Blackwell.
They have three locations in Tulsa, but by the end of 2024, they will have a new facility that will bring everyone together under one roof.
By: Jennah James
After Sunday morning's downpour, floodwaters were blocking off neighborhoods and shutting down roads in Tulsa County and Rogers County.
"North Tulsa remains a place of light and hope in the community to show their strength, to overcome adversity and work toward reconciliation, which is something our nation should also do and never forget."
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