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Public Radio Tulsa spoke with Melissa Myers, who was elected chair of the Tulsa GOP in March. Myers argued the lack of party affiliation on city ballots causes confusion.
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Shuttered private prisons in Oklahoma could be repurposed to hold migrants arrested in immigration raids.
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A 77-year-old McLoud woman told The Frontier she let her grandson use her name for a network of secretive political groups involved in several Tulsa-area local races and at least one state Senate race in 2024.
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Oklahoma has executed a man whose transfer to state custody was expedited by the Trump administration.
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond says he is leading a group of attorneys general “to defend President Trump’s activation of the National Guard to keep law and order in Los Angeles.”
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Available data shows Tulsa’s homelessness numbers have increased again.
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U.S. Sen. James Lankford is backing President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to Los Angeles amid protests over immigration enforcement actions by federal agents.
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The Coalition of Tulsa Area Governments (CTAG) met last week to discuss state legislation that could impact municipalities across Green Country, including a major infrastructure funding bill awaiting action from Gov. Kevin Stitt.
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Aramark replaced TPS’ old supplier of many years. District employees say the transition has not been smooth.
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A Tulsa police cruiser rolled over a jaywalking suspect in April after the officer forgot to put his cruiser in park.
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The Muscogee Nation Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday around the rights of people descended from the tribe’s former slaves.
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The Tulsa area has two elections for the state legislature Tuesday.