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Oklahoma Supreme Court Says Lawmaker Can Serve as Tulsa DA

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Supreme Court says Republican state Rep. Fred Jordan of Jenks is eligible to become Tulsa County's district attorney,

Oklahoma Supreme Court Says Lawmaker Can Serve as Tulsa DA

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Supreme Court says Republican state Rep. Fred Jordan of Jenks is eligible to become Tulsa County's district attorney,
Kansas Group Protests for Immigration Reform at Fort Sill

LAWTON, Okla. (AP) — A nonprofit organization based in Kansas that focuses on immigrant rights says it plans to travel to Oklahoma and protest the housing
"I Wear the Black Hat" --- Reflections on Our Fondness for Villains, Anti-Heroes, and Other Bad Guys

On this edition of ST, we speak with the well-regarded author, essayist, and cultural critic Chuck Klosterman, who has published a number of books and also
Oklahoma Food Pantries Scrambling to Meet Demand

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Food pantries and shelters across the state are scrambling to meet demand for food and other supplies by the homeless, kids left in

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No Cuts, But Tulsa Transit Makes "Tweak" to Lift Service

Extra funding means Tulsa Transit no longer has to cut hours, but Lift service passengers will see a small difference. An additional $210,000 from...

Secondhand Store Ordinance Back on City Council Radar

Tulsa City Council is again considering an ordinance tracking sales at secondhand stores. Discussion on the ordinance began in May but was delayed...

Oklahoma Food Pantries Scrambling to Meet Demand

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Food pantries and shelters across the state are scrambling to meet demand for food and other supplies by the homeless, kids...

Police Looking to Bust Copper Thieves

Police are on the lookout for copper thieves who have been stealing wires from street lights on highways. Officer Leland Ashley says there have...

Kansas Group Protests for Immigration Reform at Fort Sill

LAWTON, Okla. (AP) — A nonprofit organization based in Kansas that focuses on immigrant rights says it plans to travel to Oklahoma and protest the...

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