Problem Solvers

2 News Problem Solvers listens to the community and works to hold people accountable and get answers needed.

If you need an issue addressed call the Problem Solvers at 918-748-1502 or email ProblemSolvers@kjrh.com

WATCH: Problem Solvers STORIES

'An accident waiting to happen': Drivers fed up with bumps on Bixby bridge

Red tape holding up Tulsa man's access to his Social Security disability funds

Newly widowed Broken Arrow woman surprised by big fee before husband's funeral

Tulsan can't access customer service rep to activate Social Security fund card

Tulsans get letters asking them to pay sales tax years after buying hearing aids

Porch pirates seldom prosecuted under Porch Pirate Act in Tulsa County

The story of a West Tulsa woman's home burning to the ground sparks an unexpected gift

More residents concerned after letters about possible lead in water lines

ROAD REPAIRS: Broken Arrow neighbors get help after talking to 2 News

Broken Arrow man worries crumbly road edges pose a risk on 209th Street

Problem Solvers Resources

Report issues to City of Tulsa call 311
LINK: Visit the Tulsa City Code Enforcement website
Tulsa Health Department - 918-582-9355
Report scams to local law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission
Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office Consumer Complaints Division - 833-681-1895 or ConsumerProtection@oag.ok.gov
LINK: Federal Communications Commission Unwanted Calls/Texts

Tulsa neighbors want school zone time signs replaced for kids' safety

Neighbors tell Cathy Tatom they can't understand why the city took down school zone time signs and called putting them up a mistake

Tulsa neighbors sick of stink from human waste dumped in storm drain

Neighbors asked 2 News' Cathy Tatom for help with the stench coming from human waste in a creek running through their neighborhood.

KICKED OUT?: Complaints force Ramona FFA students to move goats from home

2 News' Cathy Tatom looked into city ordinances in Ramona after a family said they couldn't get a clear answer on if they can keep goats for an FFA project at their home.

COSTLY LEAK: Tulsa man says small gas leak led to big repair bills

David Dickens smelled the odor of natural gas in his backyard and immediately called Oklahoma Natural Gas to get it checked out.

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