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Claremore, OK · Municipal
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Effort to help Vietnam veteran save his home
Near Ochelata, (OKLA.) — Egg basket in one hand, oxygen can in the other, Montie Barham has just finished collecting eggs from his flock. It's one of the few carefree moments for this 75-year-old Vietnam veteran. "Hate to think I’d be homeless," he said. His home of 20...
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Tribe opens affordable-rental housing in North Tulsa
TULSA – On Oct. 28, Cherokee Nation officials and North Tulsa community members gathered for the opening of a new affordable-rental housing project. The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation in collaboration with Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the city of Tulsa invested $1.35 million to bring seven Cherokee families affordable-rental units. Tribal funding of $450,000 came from the CN Housing, Jobs &Sustainable Communities Act. The remaining $900,000 was covered by grants through the city of Tulsa.
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Dwell in the IDL returns to downtown Tulsa after seven-year hiatus
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa Foundation for Architecture is bringing back Dwell in the IDL, a self-guided crawl of downtown Tulsa residences and other architectural spaces, on Sunday, Nov. 8. The event returns after a seven-year hiatus and will run from 1 to 5 p.m. The event is designed to...
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FOX23 Investigates: Homeowners say Tulsa home seller left problems unfixed as lawsuit ends
TULSA, Okla. — A lawsuit filed by a Bartlesville homeowner against Lifeway Homes, a Tulsa company that sells manufactured and modular homes, has ended in a mutual agreement, the homeowner told FOX23. Dave Keener’s lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice earlier this year, according to online court records. Keener said...
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Kiefer homeowner displaced after creek flooding seeks answers about maintenance
KIEFER, Okla. — An elderly homeowner said she’s been put out of her home due to a nearby creek flooding in June. Now, she’s trying to find out who’s responsible for maintaining the creek and what can be done to prevent another flood. The homeowner said...
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Tulsa’s Safe Move initiative helps 820 people exit homelessness, closes 25 encampments
TULSA, Okla. - The city of Tulsa says 820 people have exited homelessness over the past year through its Safe Move initiative. Mayor Monroe Nichols also announced Thursday Oct 29, the closure of 13 encampments along the Admiral corridor between Yale and Memorial. Those closures follow 12 previously decommissioned encampments...
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Big birthdays: 10 Tulsa institutions celebrating 100 years
While the Route 66 Centennial is officially recognized this month, the Mother Road is not the only thing turning 100 in Tulsa this year. Catch up with these 10 Tulsa institutions also turning 100-years-old in 2026. Coney Island Hot Weiners. Jan. 8, 1926. When Greek immigrant Christ Economou came to...
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Tulsa King’s new governor has an agenda that could make Dwight’s enemies even more dangerous
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 16: Sylvester Stallone attends "Tulsa King" Season 3 New York Screening on September 16, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images): Source-Getty Images Dwight Manfredi has spent years building his name in Tulsa, but he now has a challenge in front of him, which is represented by someone who does not need to send his gang to scare him into accomplishing his goals. In the new season of Tulsa King, Season 4, the new governor, Amanda Clark (Thresher's lieutenant governor), takes over after Cal Thresher and Dwight's girlfriend Margaret die in a mysterious...
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The View From Up Here: WWII Warbirds Land in Tulsa
Take to the skies with Osage SkyNews 6 pilot Dustin Stone and photographer Scott Steffen! This week, Dustin and Scott share aerial views and stories from Tulsa International Airport, where historic World War II aircraft visited, including the B-29 FIFI and B-24 Diamond Lil. They also cover Highway 69 construction in Muskogee and a vehicle on a sidewalk at Utica Square in Tulsa.
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Utility projects set road narrowing on Lewis and Sheridan starting Nov. 2, city says
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa says, starting Monday, Nov. 2, drivers should expect narrowed roads as private utility-related projects are completed, according to the city of Tulsa. City officials anticipate the following traffic impacts:. The southbound lanes of South Lewis Avenue will be narrowed from East 24th...
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Tulsa dog park users say broken lights create safety concerns
TULSA, OK - Regulars at Joe Station Dog Park in Tulsa say they need more lighting to safely use the park during evening hours. The park, located along Charles Page Boulevard, has become a gathering place for dog owners, some of whom visit daily. But visitors say several large light towers have gone dark over the years, leaving much of the area without adequate lighting.