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The voice you've been hearing delivering local Tulsa news to you bright and early for more than a year is departing.
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Norovirus is spread by touch. In addition to hand washing, disinfecting surfaces, especially before food prep, is essential.
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Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler is facing a Republican primary challenge from Colleen McCarty, marking a contest between two figures who have frequently clashed in courtrooms.
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A proposed Google data center near Sand Springs moved one step closer to approval Tuesday night after the city’s Planning Commission voted 6-1 to recommend rezoning more than 800 acres of land in Osage County.
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A spending package signed by President Donald Trump will fund several programs at the National Weather Center in Norman that were once at risk of shuttering.
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More than 100 people turned out to a Tulsa vigil for two people killed in Minnesota.
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'A warning cry to humanity': Tulsa's Jewish community centers Holocaust education on remembrance dayWhile the Jewish community in Tulsa has focused on local education, other major institutions have been outspoken about comparisons to Nazi atrocities and current events.
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Ahead of the 2026 legislative session, elected officials filed dozens of environmental bills that range from reckoning with data centers to banning dams on a southeastern Oklahoma river.
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Oklahoma lawmakers will look to tackle a broad array of criminal justice issues in the coming months, including raising the burden of proof for civil asset forfeiture and expanding parole eligibility for Oklahoma’s aging prison population.
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The Oklahoma State Department of Education debuted its budget request for the 2026 legislative session Monday.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt said “Americans don’t like what they are seeing” in Minneapolis.
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Open primary advocates have a reached a red letter day.