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A tornado tore through Owasso this morning. The state agency that coordinates certified mental health clinics across Oklahoma says it’s freezing funding. As Oklahoma reports more cases of measles, the Indian Health Service says immunizations for the disease are not keeping pace in Native communities. -
Max Bryan/KWGS NewsNWS had not confirmed the tornado classification or extent of damage as of 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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A bill that allows the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture more avenues for funding is moving through the state legislature. Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper, Price Tower in Bartlesville, is set to be auctioned through a Chapter 7 bankruptcy sale in May. -
OKPOP has until Nov. 15 to raise $18 million to get a matching state grant. -
The reasons vary, from systemic issues within the health care system to mistaken assumptions by some federal officials about what data be securely sent to tribes without risking privacy violations. -
Originally from South Carolina, Stephen Towns has crafted paintings and quilt works focused on the stories of Black Americans around the time of the Civil War. He wonders if the work he makes is "illegal now." -
City officials are looking to prevent violent crime in Tulsa before it happens. Tulsa county is seeking a manager to head the “Office of Government Efficiency & Transparency.” It’s the end of Arbor Week in Oklahoma.
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Charity Marcus: “There is a small group of people in the party that, if you disagree with them on one thing... they feel like you shouldn’t be a part of the party. They want to basically tar, feather you and remove you out of the party.” -
City officials are looking to prevent violent crime in Tulsa before it happens — and at a recent meeting, police shared numbers and stories to highlight the importance of these efforts. -
Tulsa’s Riverview Neighborhood Association invited 71st District candidates to their bimonthly meeting Wednesday night. -
Seven months after the Tulsa Premium Outlets mall opened in Jenks, the suburb received word earlier this week that the state will match sales tax funds. -
Most employees received an amount equal to 2.5% of their annual salary, an average of $1,700. A few received significantly higher amounts, payroll data shows.
