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Officials ‘Relieved’ After Man Climbs Down After Nearly 7 Hours On I-244 Sign
Police and witnesses are relieved a man wasn't hurt and climbed down on his own from the I-244 highway sign Tuesday.
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OSU Football Player Arrested, Accused Of DUI, Hit-And-Run & Assaulting An Officer
Stillwater police arrested OSU junior defensive back Trey Rucker two weeks ago after a 911 caller reported a hit-and-run.
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Broken Arrow Says Discolored Water Is Safe To Drink, Tested Daily
The City of Broken Arrow urges residents not to be alarmed by discolored drinking water in parts of its water system.
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Federal Judge’s Decision On Vaccination Requirements Could Impact Oklahomans
A federal judge in Houston dismissed a lawsuit filed by employees against their employer's COVID-19 vaccination requirement, paving the way for impact in Oklahoma.
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3 Tulsa Mail Carriers, Accused Drug Dealer Charged With Distributing Meth
Prosecutors said three Tulsa mail carriers helped intercept packages of meth and take them to an accused drug dealer.
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Former Bishop Kelley Swimmer Competes In His Second US Olympic Trials
The U.S. Olympic swim trials move into night three of Wave II Tuesday night and former Bishop Kelley star Patrick Callan will be in the pool.
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State Election Secretary Raises Concerns Over Federal Overhaul Bill
State Election Secretary Paul Ziriax said in a letter to Oklahoma Senators Jim Inhofe and James Lankford, if the For the People Act passes Congress, the bill would set election officials like him up for failure and create chaos in our elections.
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Stolen Military Cargo Truck Recovered In Tulsa; Suspect Arrested
Police said a man stole a privately-owned military truck on Sunday and then refused to get out of it after parking on the side of I-244.
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Something Good: Student And Teacher Talk Shop Through Sign Language
Putnam City West student Giovanny Perez is on the fast track to success thanks to the Francis Tuttle Technology Center. It took some creative communicating to get his career kickstarted.
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DOJ Requests $83 Million To Aid Caseload Impacted By Tribal Jurisdiction Ruling In Oklahoma
The $8.3 million requested would be split to help federal resources in Oklahoma with their influx of cases.
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Man Comes Down From I-244 Sign After 7 Hours
A man who has been on top of a sign over I-244 in Tulsa has finally come down after hours of negotiation.
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Initial Groundwork Completed At Rolling Oaks Cemetery In Search For Massacre Victims
The initial groundwork at Rolling Oaks Memorial Gardens Cemetery wrapped up Tuesday in the search for mass graves from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Family Seeking Answers After Loved One Shot, Killed Outside His Muskogee Home
The mother and brother of a man killed two weeks are desperate for information and justice in their loved one's death.
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