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Broken Arrow explains 17 mph speed limit signs in construction zone
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - The City of Broken Arrow is addressing questions about 17 mph speed limit signs posted in a construction zone along Houston Street. The signs are located between County Line Road and Old Highway 51, where the city says construction has created tighter lanes and changed roadway conditions.
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Concrete truck rollover causes Highway 82 to close south of Locust Grove
LOCUST GROVE, Okla. - Update 1:50 p.m. SH-82 is back open near Locust Grove after earlier crash. Oklahoma Highway Patrol says Highway 82 is closed south of Locust Grove after a crash involving a commercial motor vehicle. According to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol teletype, the highway is blocked near East...
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Union Public Schools hosting transportation and operations career fair Tuesday
TULSA, Okla. — Union Public Schools is hosting a transportation and operations career fair on Tuesday, July 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lobby of the Union Multi-purpose Activity Center (UMAC). The career fair is open to Tulsa-area job seekers and will focus mainly on openings...
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Drivers frustrated by delays as Highway 20 project nears the finish line
SKIATOOK, Okla. - Drivers traveling between Skiatook and Hominy say the Highway 20 resurfacing project is making their commute even longer. Some motorists are seeing delays of up to 20 minutes as crews finish work along the 14.5-mile stretch of highway. “20 minutes?! He’s gonna sit there for 20 minutes?”...
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Bridge damage on I-44 in Craig County prompts lane closures
VINITA, Okla. - The eastbound and westbound lanes on Interstate-44/Will Rogers Turnpike is narrowed to one lane in each direction at US-60 (MM 289) in Vinita due to a bridge strike by an illegally over height commercial semi-truck. The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority says the closures will remain in place until...
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ODOT Updates Highway 69 widening project in Muskogee
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — An Oklahoma Department of Transportation project along Highway 69 in Muskogee updates when planned construction will begin. When 2 News Oklahoma first reported on the project in 2025, ODOT planned to begin work in late 2025. The project has not started, prompting questions from residents about the delay.
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$44 million Highway 69 reconstruction project to begin in Muskogee this October
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is planning a reconstruction project for Highway 69 in Muskogee. Crews will rebuild about 2 and a half miles of the highway, from about half a mile north of the State Highway 165 interchange, through the city of Muskogee. They’ll also increase the height between the highway and the pedestrian bridge to allow taller loads through on the highway.
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Kirby Davis says Route 66 didn’t just pass through Sapulpa; it helped save it
For nearly half a century, the Frisco Railroad was the engine that powered Sapulpa. It was the city’s largest employer, the reason many businesses existed, and the foundation upon which the modern community was built. So when the railroad’s division headquarters ultimately moved to Tulsa in what local historian Kirby Davis calls “The Great Divorce of 1928,” Sapulpa found itself searching for a new identity.
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Construction project prompts road closure in Owasso
OWASSO, Okla. — Owasso Police are alerting residents in the Hale Acres area to make arrangements for a new route tomorrow as the area near North Garnett Road and East 112th Street North will be closed for construction. The work is expected to begin on Monday, June 29. The...
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Utility projects to cause traffic delays along busy Tulsa streets starting Monday
TULSA, Okla. - Drivers in Tulsa should prepare for traffic delays starting next week as private utility work forces lane closures and narrowing at two busy city stretches. Beginning Monday, June 29, private utility projects will impact traffic along East 51st Street and South Delaware Avenue, according to city officials.