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Saint Francis confirms first Safe Haven Baby Box surrender nearly two years after launch
TULSA, Okla. - An infant has been surrendered through the Safe Haven Baby Box at Saint Francis, nearly two years after its installation. The Safe Haven Box allows parents to legally and anonymously surrender an unharmed infant up to 30 days old, without interacting with anyone else. This is the...
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"It's a relief" Owasso offers four-day program to clear eligible municipal court warrants
For some Owasso residents, a missed court date or unpaid ticket can quickly turn into a bigger problem — and resolving an outstanding warrant can feel out of reach, especially for people already struggling financially. Now, the city is offering a limited-time opportunity for eligible people to clear certain municipal court warrants and move forward.
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Officials disclose alleged $21 million debt
OKMULGEE — During the Oct. 15 Business, Finance and Justice Committee budget hearing, Committee Chairman Representative Lucian Tiger III and Tribal Administrator Shane Holuby disclosed an alleged $21 million tribal deficit. The discussion occurred during the “other business” portion of the meeting, before the meeting went into executive session.
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Drummond doesn’t want to wait for court ruling in his smelter lawsuit
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has asked a Rogers County judge to let the State begin gathering evidence now from Century Aluminum Company and Aluminum Oklahoma, the companies behind the proposed Inola aluminum smelter, rather than wait until after the court rules on their motion to dismiss. Under state law, a...
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Lanes to close on Elm Creek Bridge in Owasso while crews gather data
OWASSO, Okla. — The City of Owasso said lanes of Elm Creek Bridge will close on Monday as crews gather data needed for future construction. Elm Creek Bridge is on East 86th Street North, near North 145th East Avenue. Crews will conduct geotechnical drilling, starting around 7 a.m. The...
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Miami neighbors demand action on fire-damaged home as city works toward demolition
MIAMI, Okla. — Neighbors in Miami, Oklahoma, are demanding answers about a fire-damaged home that has been standing for nearly two years, raising concerns about public safety, possible environmental hazards and how long it is taking the city to address the property. The home at 1645 B Street NE...
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture visits National Arabian Championship Horse Show in Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins visited the U.S. National Arabian and Half-Arabian Horse Championship Horse Show in Tulsa on Friday. Now in its 60th year, the horse show is officially in full swing. For the last 18 years, the grand event has found its home...
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OG&E hearing delayed as regulators weigh who pays to power data centers
TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma regulators have moved a hearing on OG&E’s proposed rules for large electricity users to January, extending a case that could help determine how the costs of powering data centers are divided and whether other customers could be left paying more. The hearing, previously scheduled...
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Tulsa Oktoberfest #1 Oktoberfest in America 10-24-26
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Gothic Spires And Century-Old Stained Glass Make This Oklahoma Cathedral A Breathtaking Stop
Downtown Tulsa is famous for its Art Deco towers, but one of its most striking buildings points straight up with Gothic spires. Tucked among the office blocks sits a cathedral that longtime locals sometimes admit they never knew was there. Inside, a detailed marble altar and colorful stained glass prove...
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City of Tulsa recognizes local medical assistants during National Medical Assistant Week
TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa recognized local medical assistants on Thursday in honor of National Medical Assistant Week. Dr. Jabraan Pasha, the Chief Health Officer at the Tulsa Mayor's Office, made a proclamation at Community Care College recognizing Tulsa-area medical assistants and their contributions to healthcare, calling them the backbone of the system.
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Pine and Mingo business owners seek answers from city council over construction impact
TULSA, Okla. — Over the past five weeks, several businesses near Pine and Mingo have watched their sales plummet upwards of 75% as a result of nearby road construction. "I built it like a baby; now they want to destroy it," said Tony Alkhouri, the owner of Christy's BBQ.