OKLAHOMA CITY – Looking for a new lawnmower? The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality, along with OSU/OKC and Black and Decker are willing to give you $100 towards the purchase of a new electric mower.

If you are an Oklahoma City resident, just bring your gas mower, completely drained of all gasoline and oil, to OSU/OKC’s Farmers Market Saturday. 

They will give you a $100 voucher to go towards the purchase of a new electric mower from the Black and Decker service center.

POTEAU, Okla. – A man convicted of murdering an elderly couple in Le Flore County is to be executed Tuesday.

A Jury found 36-year-old James DeRosa guilty of stabbing to death 73-year-old Curtis Plummer and his 70-year-old wife, Gloria.

He was sentenced to death.

Last month the Pardon and Parole Board voted to follow through with the execution.

Prosecutors said DeRosa and another man talked their way into the elderly couple’s home in Poteau in Oct. 2000.

The other defendant testified against DeRosa in exchange for a lesser charge of life in prison.

EL RENO, OK — A former El Reno police chief turned himself in to law enforcement last month, accused of having a relationship with a high school student that resulted in charges of second degree rape.

“I can’t even believe it,” Haylie Ritchie, an instructor at Francis Tuttle Technology Center, said. “I can’t imagine it, especially being a former police chief doing that.”

Ritchie teaches summer courses at the Rockwell campus of Francis Tuttle. She says teachers often act like best friends to students, but former El Reno police chief Fred Savage allegedly crossed the line with a 17-year-old high school student, who was in Savage’s criminal justice class.

According to an affidavit that reads in part, “… in early February 2013, she initially texted (Savage) to get information about upcoming homework.”