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10/15/2019 9:12pm
The Rogers County Sheriffs Office is searching for an 18-year-old with autism.
10/15/2019 6:08pm
An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper and his wife are devastated over the murder of their 22-year-old son, Ben.
10/15/2019 4:15pm
Johnson & Johnsonattorneys were back in front of the judge on Tuesday arguing about the amount of money the judge ordered the company to pay in the State of Oklahomas case.
10/15/2019 5:27pm
Tuesday the National Weather Service, Army Corps of Engineers and County leaders met to evaluate their response during the May floods and what could be changed moving forward.
10/15/2019 5:16pm
Two people are behind bars in connection to several burglaries in Haskell County.
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10/15/2019 10:05am
Tulsas Leftist mayor and City Council with help from the daily newspaper continues a war on history and fact in todays coverage of Native American Day yesterday you remember the day, the national holiday Columbus Day. Granted some just hate Italian-Americans or Catholics and some in history like Karl Marx provide foundation for those
10/10/2019 10:16am
Whitney Bryen with Oklahoma Watch offers an excellent video interview with Oklahomas First Lady Sarah Stitt on her mission to raise awareness and address mental illness issues in Oklahoma. Bryen writes: Undiagnosed or untreated mental illness in her family plagued Oklahoma First Lady Sarah Stitts childhood. But now she is telling her story to inspire
10/09/2019 10:30am
To celebrate the launch of a new public radio show concept originating from Tulsas historic Cains Ballroom, the nonprofit Live From Cains will host a listening party at Marshall Brewing Co.s Tap Room Tuesday Oct. 29 you are invited to attend free of charge. Kelly Burley and Julie Watson, co-producers of Live From Cains announced
10/07/2019 5:17pm
The old rule since crime began is never ever give up the con. Keep spinning lies and never admit guilt. A similar old legal aphorism goes, If you have the facts, pound the facts. If you have the law, pound the law. If you have neither, pound the table. The current crisis mongering of the
10/07/2019 2:49pm
Thinking about Leon because this new book just came out: Leon Russell In His Own Words, edited by Steve Todoroff and John Wooley. Todoroff has been working on a Leon book for at least 30 years that I know. Todoroff ambitiously had some conscripts go through the union logs in L.A. to find how many
10/16/2019 12:30am
Jessica Jernegans commitment to advocacy played a significant role in her being selected. As the former president of the local Oklahoma Education Association chapter, she led daily protests at the state Capitol during the teacher walkout last year.
10/16/2019 12:30am
Despite a stormy opening day, the Tulsa State Fair this year saw attendance increase slightly as officials report an estimated 1,040,000 visitors, compared with 1,025,000 in 2018.
10/16/2019 12:30am
Andy Lester steps down as regent due to possible conflict of interest.
10/16/2019 12:30am
Tulsa Community College student Nikki Morgan is no longer complaining about the antiquated science labs at the Metro Campus.Tulsa Community College announces $20-million campaign to enhance student services
10/16/2019 12:30am
District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler said Tuesday that Officer Dean Montgomery was justified in killing Eric Portillo because Portillo posed a great risk of bodily harm to the public when he attempted to run into a neighborhood while holding a gun.
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