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Competitors Put Their Best Paws Forward At The Mid-Continent Kennel Club Dog Show In Tulsa
Dogs and their owners from around the country are in Tulsa showing off their skills at the Mid-Continent Kennel Club Dog Show. With events like obedience, agility and dock diving, all the competitors put their best paws forward. People from across the country moved in to compete in the Mid-Continent...
Man Accused Of Rape In Virginia Arrested By U.S. Marshals In Oklahoma
The U.S. Marshals Service arrested a man accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's house in Virginia, beating her and then raping her. The Marshal Service said Daryl King left Virginia and tried to hide in Oklahoma. He escaped police in Guymon and went to a hotel in Sapulpa where the...
Pet of the Week: Flint The Terrier-Mix
Meet our Pet of the Week. This is Flint He's a 4-year-old terrier mix. He needs a home where he's the only dog or has a large brother or sister as he doesn't do well with small dogs or cats. He'd also do great with an active family who would be willing to continue training him. If you'd like to adopt Flint, call the Animal Rescue Foundation at 918-622-5962 or visit their ARF house at LaFortune Park.
TPD Using Real Time Information Center To Solve Crimes
Tulsa Police say the city’s Real Time Information Center is helping solve crimes. TPD activated the crime center last summer, which has live video feeds from more than 40 cameras around the city. The main focus of the real-time information center is reducing the time between when a crime...
'Pieces Of The Puzzle Missing': Victim's Sister Pushes For Answers In 42-Year-Old Cold Case Involving Sapulpa Woman
Nearly 42 years to the day, DeeAnn Snellgrove isn't giving up on getting answers in her sister's death. "I believe it's like a puzzle. And the authorities have to look at this like every piece of the puzzle matters. You know, and I think there may be, you know, pieces of the puzzle missing." said DeeAnn.
Cherokee construction boss invests in Tulsa concrete plant
Cherokee construction boss invests in Tulsa concrete plant. A Cherokee Nation citizen and businessman has built a concrete plant to compliment his existing construction venture while helping “the smaller guys like ourselves.”
Headlines: Tulsa Councilor arrested, cursive in schools & OKC Olympic trials
Police arrest a Tulsa City Councilman for domestic assault and battery. (Tulsa World) Authorities arrest a woman at a State Board of Education meeting. (Oklahoma Voice) Superintendent Ryan Walters plans legal action against Title IX changes. (Tulsa World) Walters claims 130 staffers who left the SDE were fired. (NewsOK) Tourism...
Friday Evening's News Roundup: April 26, 2024
Tulsa City Councilor Grant Miller was arrested last night. A famous face from TV visited Tulsa-area students this afternoon. Governor Stitt addresses why he vetoed legislation meant to help domestic violence victims. Oklahoma’s State Superintendent Ryan Walters is instructing schools to ignore new rules from the federal government related to Title IX.
Pet Of The Week: Chuckie
This week's Pet Of The Week is Chuckie, a 2-month-old puppy. Chuckie is only four pounds but comes with a big personality. Chuckie promises to bring endless joy and companionship to his new family. This pint-sized pup is full of energy and curiosity, always eager for cuddles and playtime. He...
Tulsa Police Arrest Woman Accused Of Attacking Victim With Several Weapons
Tulsa Police arrested a woman accused of attacking another woman with a knife, an axe and a baseball bat. Officers said Kimberly Yuman, 52, burst into a room where the victim was sleeping with a knife and started calling her names. They said the victim locked herself in the room,...
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