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Living Arts of Tulsa celebrates Dia de los Muertos

TULSA, Okla. — Living Arts of Tulsa is celebrating Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, with the opening of their altar exhibition. The holiday honors friends and family who have passed away. People from the community will have altar to remember their loved ones. During the festival, they will also have a blessing of the altars.

Tulsa, OK · 1d

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All lanes of US-75 at Polecat Creek reopen after bridge project

JENKS, Okla. - All lanes of US-75 at Polecat Creek are back open, according to Tulsa County. The county says the Oklahoma Department of Transportation still needs to complete minor finishing work and a final inspection, but traffic is moving through the area again. The $4 million bridge rehabilitation project...

Tulsa County, OK · 2d

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma Is the Most Reliably Republican State in the Nation. Tuesday Night Didn’t Change That. Let’s start with what actually happened nationally, because the scale matters. Democrats made significant gains in state legislatures and flipped House seats across the country in what analysts are calling a historic midterm for the party. Democrats picked up 29 House seats and counting, powered by a broad backlash to two years of Trump administration policies. It was the kind of election night that reshapes political maps.

Oklahoma · 2d

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Oklahoma County election official says DOJ monitors have kept a low profile

Federal monitors sent to observe Tuesday's midterm elections in Oklahoma County have kept a low profile, according to the county's election board secretary.

Oklahoma County, OK · 4d

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Not Your Average Joe closes two Oklahoma locations after losing state funding

Two Oklahoma coffee shops known for providing employment and job training to people with disabilities have closed after losing state funding for a work-based learning program. Not Your Average Joe announced Monday that its Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations had closed after its contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services was not renewed.

Choctaw, OK · 4d

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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin visits Tulsa, talks 'Operation Guardian'

Former Oklahoma Senator and current DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin visited Tulsa to discuss "Operation Guardian." 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert found out what it means for Green Country.

Tulsa, OK · 5d

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Tulsa Closes 13 Encampments Along Admiral Corridor, Connecting 85 People to Housing

Tulsa closed 13 Admiral Corridor encampments, connecting 85 people to housing as The Harbor shelter readies to open in December.

Tulsa, OK · 4d

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1921 graves investigation team finishes sixth season at Oaklawn Cemetery

TULSA, Okla. - Officials with the 1921 Graves investigation wrapped up the sixth field season at Oaklawn Cemetery on Wednesday, November 5th. It is the latest archaeological and forensic work to determine whether additional unmarked graves connected to the Tulsa Race Massacre remain at the site. The field season began...

Tulsa, OK · 2d

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Tulsa County DA explains the importance of jury service

TULSA COUNTY, Okla. - As Oklahomans reflect on their civic responsibilities following Election Day, Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler is reminding residents of another important way to serve their community: jury duty. Kunzweiler said serving on a jury can feel intimidating, particularly for people who have never been inside...

Tulsa County, OK · 3d

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Tulsa’s Día de los Muertos Arts Festival returns for its 32nd year

TULSA, Okla. - One of Tulsa’s largest cultural festivals is returning this weekend, bringing together the community to remember loved ones who have died. The Día de los Muertos Arts Festival, hosted by Living Arts of Tulsa, will celebrate its 32nd year on Friday, Nov. 6. The free event will feature community-created altars, food trucks, vendors and live entertainment.

Tulsa, OK · 3d

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Plan Your December Now, Because These 6 Oklahoma Christmas Light Parks Turn Whole Drives Into Glowing Tunnels

Some of the best December nights in Oklahoma start with a full tank of gas, a thermos of cocoa, and no real plan beyond following the glow. You roll past a plain park entrance, and suddenly the whole road lights up around you like the inside of a snow globe.

Oklahoma · 4d

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Oklahoma port pursues capacity growth with unit train project

The Tulsa Port of Catoosa in northern Oklahoma is one of the largest inland riverports in the United States, with a 2,000-acre industrial park and access to shipping via barge, truck and rail. By the end of November, the port expects to complete the first phase of a project designed to add unit-train handling to its slate of offerings.

Catoosa, OK · 3d

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Mike Mazzei wins Oklahoma’s governor race, defeats Cyndi Munson

The Associated Press uses AI tools to help prototype and build the code for these graphics. Mike Mazzei declared victory over Cyndi Munson in the Oklahoma governor's race at his watch party in Tulsa. Munson conceded the race at her Oklahoma City watch party. As of 10:11 p.m., with 84%...

Oklahoma · 4d

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Living history programs at Fort Gibson show how 1830s soldiers played games

FORT GIBSON, Okla. — Step back in time and discover how soldiers and civilians entertained themselves in the 1830s during a series of living history programs at Fort Gibson Historic Site in November. The programs will be held Nov. 7, 14 and 21, with come-and-go demonstrations scheduled from 10...

Fort Gibson, OK · 2d

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Muskogee on path to avoid tax hike to pay $29M legal settlement

MUSKOGEE, Okla. — It was just last week when Muskogee Mayor Ryan Lowe was fuming after the City of Muskogee Foundation voted 10 to 3 against his pitch to have the foundation pay off the city's massive legal obligation, without which residents are facing a hike in either property or sales tax.

Muskogee, OK · 3d

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Manhole repair prompts lane restrictions on South Peoria in Brookside through Nov. 9

TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa says drivers traveling along South Peoria Avenue in Brookside should expect lane restrictions between East 37th Street and East 39th Street as crews complete private utility repairs. The work involves repairs to a manhole in the area, requiring crews to narrow the...

Tulsa, OK · 2d

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All appellate judges keep their jobs and Tulsa County seats three district judges

Oklahomans decided Tuesday night to keep the state’s nine appellate judges for another term while Tulsa County voters filled three district judge positions with two incumbents and an experienced judge for an open seat. Unlike the federal judicial system that appoints judges for life, Oklahoma voters choose every six...

Tulsa County, OK · 3d

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Effort to help Vietnam veteran save his home

OCHELATA, Okla. (KOKH) — 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...

Ochelata, OK · 5d

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With another two-year term secured, Vanessa Hall-Harper tells critics: ‘Let’s get to work’

Vanessa Hall-Harper has secured a sixth, two-year term on Tulsa City Council after defeating Corinice Wilson in the Nov. 3 runoff election. Hall-Harper, who has held the seat since 2016, told The Eagle in October that this year’s bid for re-election was her toughest yet. As she and her...

Tulsa, OK · 3d

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Data center developer sues PSO over allegations of unfair treatment

TULSA, Okla. — "It’s kind of soap opera-ish, kind of Game of Thrones." Community activist Kyle Schmidt isn't talking about the latest series to binge on Netflix, he's talking about a lawsuit by a Texas developer against PSO that gives a rare behind the scenes look at the high-stakes world of data center development.

Oologah, OK · 2d

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