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Tulsa Man Charged With Two Counts of Bail Jumping
A Tulsa man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly failing to appear for court multiple times in a misdemeanor matter from 2003. 49-year-old Clarence Zillman was charged Monday with two counts of bail jumping. According to the Washington County District Attorney's Office, Zillman reportedly posted a $500 cash bond...
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'Tallgrass and Tinsel Holiday Market' Comes to Ramona
A new festive tradition is coming to Ramona, promising a unique shopping experience that displays local culture, craftsmanship, and community spirit. Appearing on KWON Radio’s Community Connection, event organizer Courtney Gagan shared the inspiration and details behind the upcoming Tallgrass and Tinsel Holiday Market set for Saturday, November 14 from 9am to 4pm at the Ramona Amerigan Legion. Gagan loves the scenic ranches and landscape of the Ramona and Tall Grass areas. She shared how the concept came to life. "I was just one day sitting and I was like, you know what, I'm gonna have a holiday market," Gagan said. "And why not call it 'Tall Grass' because we live in the most beautiful place in the world, and 'tinsel,' of course, for Christmas."
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Child Victim Identified After Years of Investigation and an Oklahoma Couple Now Faces Federal Charges
TULSA, Okla. – A federal criminal complaint charges Dakota Horn, 25, and Willie Joseph Horn III, 28, with federal child exploitation offenses related to the production, receipt, distribution, and possession of child sexual abuse material. Following a years-long international investigation into a previously unidentified child sexual abuse material (CSAM)...
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Troopers working fatality crash involving students from Webster High
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a suburban van carrying Daniel Webster High School students crashed on Monday, killing at least one person. Troopers say the students were headed back to Tulsa from a school trip when the suburban van they were riding in crashed with a semi-truck on the Turner Turnpike.
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Second Rescue Owner Arrested After Malnourished and Deceased Animals Found at Tulsa Properties
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Second arrest made in Mercy Sakes cruelty case
The president and founder of Mercy Sakes 2nd Chance Dog Rescue has been booked on 39 counts of animal cruelty, according to Tulsa County Jail records. Sasha Marie Smith, 38, was placed in custody Saturday after Tulsa authorities searched her house and found 10 additional dogs living in unsanitary conditions, along with 1 cat. Bond was set at $120,000 for each count, bringing Smith’s total bond at $4.6 million. Officers said the animals had visible bone structures and were removed by Tulsa Animal Services.
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1921 graves investigation identifies 2 more gunshot victims in Oaklawn Cemetery
TULSA, Okla. - The search for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre has wrapped up for this season at Oaklawn Cemetery. The city says two more gunshot victims have been identified among the remains, and that graves were discovered outside the cemetery’s fenceline. Experts discovered 47 unmarked graves...
thepioneerwoman.com
Paige Drummond Just Shared a Very Exciting ‘Life Update’ with David
Paige Drummond is officially an Oklahoma girl again!. On Sunday, Ree’s youngest daughter announced that she and her husband, David Andersen, have moved from Dallas to Tulsa, with their chocolate Lab, Murphy, along for the adventure. And apparently, the whole thing started with a little browsing on Zillow!. “David...
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Council Oak Tree Ceremony crosses 40-year milestone
“We gather here at the Council Oak to remember the strength, resilience, of our ancestors, to honor the history rooted in this place and reflect on the traditions that continue to guide the Muscogee people. May today bring us together in gratitude and renew our commitment to carrying their teachings forward.” – Representative Galen Cloud.
The Oklahoman
Oklahoman named new head of DC Studios, replacing James Gunn, Peter Safran
An Oklahoma native is now in charge of the cinematic futures of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and more. Native Tulsan Jeremy Latcham has been named the new president and chief creative officer of DC Studios. In a major Hollywood shakeup, Latcham is replacing DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran, who were hired four years ago to lead a reboot of the superhero brand. Like Gunn, Latcham previously worked for DC rival Marvel Studios. As a Marvel executive, the Tulsa Union High School graduate earned producer credits on the first two "Iron Man" movies, the first two "Avengers" installments, Gunn's 2014 hit "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Spider-Man: Homecoming." Latcham went on to produce the movies "Bad Times at the El Royale," "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" and "The Breadwinner." Plus, he is producing the upcoming "Naruto" film adaptation . The shakeup follows the massive merger between DC Studios' owner, Warner Bros., and Paramount Skydance, which was completed in October . Gunn and Safran were hired in 2022 to steer DC Studios in a new direction after several high-profile box-office letdowns, including 2017's "Justice League ." Under their tenure, DC released three movies — last year's critically acclaimed,
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Residents cite safety concerns, poor communication at Southern Hills retirement community
TULSA, Okla. — Residents at Southern Hills Retirement Community say ongoing elevator problems and a lack of communication from management in recent weeks have left them worried about safety and unsure where to turn for help. Will Clark, an 80-year-old resident who said he has lived at Southern Hills...
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At Tulsa Toy Depot in South Tulsa, Shelves of Toys and Candy Fill One Roof
I pulled into a plain strip-center lot in Oklahoma expecting a quick errand and maybe five minutes of browsing. An hour later I was still inside, holding a wooden puzzle I did not need and eyeing a case of chocolate I definitely wanted. Some shops sell things, and a rare...