Alexa Mostrom

TULSA, Okla. — A dog that has been suffering from a locked jaw for four years can now open his mouth again. Meet Dodge, he's happy and playful and you would never know he's struggled. "When I first met him, I was so sad. I thought he must be in pain, he's not. He's very happy. He's learned to make due with his situation. He's a great dog and is literally the sweetest dog I've ever met in my entire life," said Jessica Saffa. Jessica is fostering Dodge.

TULSA, Okla. — A Route 66 Centennial project kicks off Thursday. You can check out the Route 66 Golf Trail. A new way to see the Mother Road. That’s what Gary Sparks was thinking when he came up with this golf trail. Sparks and his partner Ken Busby spent the last nine years putting this project into motion. “The idea is getting outside. Getting exercise. Getting youth involved,” said Busby.

TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa doctor is gaining international attention for research into the impact of trauma on healthcare workers. Dr. Adrienne Taren works shifts in a local emergency room, while also leading research at the Laureate Institute for Brain Research. Her latest study published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology looks at how repeated trauma on the job can actually change the brain.