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• Loose Pearls | City councilors explain QuikTrip expansion votes while other businesses pushing against unified look throughout Pearl District Opt-in only code possible compromise, but would it cripple concept of pedestrian-friendly neighborhood?
• After the service | Tulsa vets return to find work and education opportunities, but transition isn't easy
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• Chalk One Up | Deco District Neighborhood Association brings Chalkfest to downtown
• Forty Years in Jail | Cuban artist Pantoja to show paintings in North American debut one year after seeking political asylum in Tulsa
• Remembering Miss Larkin | An everlasting Oklahoma legacy
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• UN Rep Listens to Tribes | Native Americans highlight struggle for equal treatment.
• We're Going to Play Golf | The weather is nice and the smell of Bermuda grass is in the air, so grab your golf clubs and go out and play!
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• PlaniTulsa vs. INCOG: Round Two | Title match between two municipal mainstays ends in a draw
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• Where Is He Now? | Mayor's former chief of staff moves onto the fast track with new project
• Righting Civil Wrongs | Struggle continues in renaming Cincinnati Ave. to honor MLK
• Owasso Library's Children's Librarian Selected to Attend Regional Library Leadership Institute
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• A Cause with Taste | Dining Out for Life pairs great restaurants with a great cause
• Helping Hands | Rebuilding Together Tulsa mends homes and hearts
• Dream Catcher | Shades of Brown owner Melinda Curren savors the sweet life she's made for herself
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• Amazing Grace | The real similarity between the 1921 Race Riots and the Good Friday Shootings: the enduring grace of north Tulsa community
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• All Together Now! | Mayor and City Council can agree on one thing: Bring on the bureaucracy
• Welcome Wagon | Tulsa's original suburban shopping district gains momentum with Kendall-Whittier Main St. program
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• Grassroots Justice | New book details Tulsa in the '60s, a crusading priest and the patchwork quilt of community that holds us together
• Battle of Words and Wills | Form-based code detractor circulates a letter that angers Pearl District advocates
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• Home Invasions | Spring ushers in a few high-profile home invasions but crime still down overall, says TPD
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• Tulsa City-County Library to present 10th anniversary Asian-American Festival June 2
• Jewish Federation of Tulsa and Tulsa City-County Library to offer "The Soundtrack of Israeli History"
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• A Better Way | Oklahoma's Drug Courts are a cheaper, more productive path to rehabilitation for nonviolent offenders
• Legacy of Knowledge | University of Tulsa takes on a TITANPure SynergySANESOngoing Studies
• Westside Wonder | Red Fork hosts TYPros' Street CReD
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• Trail Blazing | Fresh faces at City Hall bring new opportunities and development to T-Town
• Going Another Round? | Congressman Sullivan has big plans and high aspirations for America's future, and his own
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• Neighborhood Davids vs. Goliath Corporation | A new project may bulldoze over a neighborhoodís small area plans
• A Safe Way Forward | U.S. Congressional committee cuts budget for elementary school biking and walking program for kids
• Proactive Health | Workplace focus on employee wellness goes a long way
• Global Leaders to Address Language Access at the 6th Annual Open Forum
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• Save Our History | Historic Preservation tax credits may be saved from Fallinís credit-cutting income tax plan
• The Zoo's New Plan | Outdated Tulsa Zoo presents its new $100 million, 20-year master plan for new exhibits, better pathways
• Nickel and Dimed by Red Tape | Poor Russian immigrant denied appeal for waiver as City Councilors debate the American dream
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• Cesar Chavez Commemorative Series Features Film Showing and Special Speaker
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• The Winter That Never Was | Good or bad, it depends how you look at it.
• Fighting Windmills | Who is behind this proletariat effort and why now?
• On the Road to The White House | Never have so many said so little to so few. But, itís all politicking in the flyover states and we love the attention.
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• Tulsa Library Trust Will Present the 2012 Anne V. Zarrow Award for Young Readers' Literature to Jacqueline Woodson
• Leaping Over Women's Rights | Leap Year 2012 -- and SB 1433 -- pulls punches on women's reproductive health rights in Oklahoma
• Tulsa's Biggest Psych Unit: County Jail | Some proactive services are cut while prison spending goes up
• Happy 80th Birthday, Buck! | Tulsa's oldest bar, The Buckaneer, is city's hippest octogenarian
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• Mechanics Unite | Specter of layoffs settles over Tulsa despite cooperative efforts from AA union
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• Growing Pains | New construction fills the Brady District with hope for the future while causing inconvenience in the present
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• Rainbow Brite | The color of Tulsa's recycling future is grassroots spectrum
• It's About Time | Downtown Tulsa sees first major construction in a long time
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• Music Industry Redefined: Idefi Announces The End Of The Traditional Record Label
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• Meanwhile, Back at the County | Tulsa County plows into new year with new construction and sharp accusations
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• Consequences of Convenience | Legislation to allow wine in grocery stores not as simple as it looks at first blush
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• Homeless on Cherry St. | One afternoon a week, midtown Tulsa homeless can come in out of the cold
• Ridin' Dirty | White collar man flaunts his junk in south Tulsa traffic, eludes capture so far
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• Special Interests: Revealed! | City councilors' financial backers made known
• Out of City Hall... | And into your neck of the woods!
• Social Butterflies | Tulsa's new city councilors are spreading their wings
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• In Winter, Enjoy | City of Tulsa says itís steady and ready, so ease your mind and enjoy these blustery months
• Title 42-B | How one ordinance is changing the face of the Pearl District
• When Disaster Strikes | TRC Disaster Solutions restores properties and prepares people for the worst situations
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• Looking Backward to the Future | Retiring TU prez Steadman Upham goes back a long ways
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• Virtual Victory | Don't let a bully win, speak up for yourself
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• Conservative vs. Conservative | Former Navy pilot charts flight plan in run against U.S. Rep. Sullivan
• Everyone Wants To Be You | 'Tis the season for thieves to dabble, delight and delve into identity theft
• Whole Lot A Shakin' Goin' On | Common bonds and faithful friends help rebuild a national treasure
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• Sweet Adelines International's January 2012 Global Open House: Step on Our Risers and Sing!
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• Bright Sunshiny Day | Bartlettís new fresh-faced chief of staff is former Republican campaign operative, with a better singing voice
• It's Easy Out There for a Pimp | Tulsa's massage parlors may illuminate larger issue of human trafficking
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• Let's Pave Paradise | Lafarge cement plants settled with U.S. and Oklahoma after alleged Clean Air Act violations
• Rocks 'n Roll | Unique Geoscience Center gives kids hands-on geology fun
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• Sustainable Me | City of Tulsa forges ahead with new plan for economic growth and a greener future
• Downtown Winter Wonderland | Pop-up shops, Winterfest and Glow 2011 draw Tulsans downtown to shop and play this winter
• At A Crossroads | Clubhouse concept transitions the mentally ill back into the workplace and life
• Tulsa Boat, Sport And Travel Show 2012
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• Is Tulsa Destined to Be the Next Indianapolis? | The mayor and chamber are enamored with Indy after an October visit, but why?
• Hunger Season | Area groups raise money, collect food and cook for the less fortunate during the holiday season
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• Cox Connects Community Challenge: Help the Tulsa Library Trust win $10,000 for Youth Programming
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• Mr. Blake Goes to City Hall | Tulsans sweep City Council clean and replace most incumbents with Jimmy Stewart-fresh faces
• Growing Pains | Jenks has contentious year with its first tattoo parlor on Main St.
• Rising from the Ashes | New Phoenix Cafe breaks ground in Pearl District
• New Book Celebrates Tulsa’s History
• Homework Help Now! Available through Tulsa City-County Library
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• A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood | Swan Lake preserves a unique history
• Day of the Living (Arts) | Community comes together to honor Day of the Dead
• Meet Modern Tulsa | Fans of local mid-century Modern art and architecture cultivate interest in neighborhood
• Indigenous Food Sovereignty is Focus of Talk
• Public is Invited to Hear Plans for Central Library Renovations
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• Water Works | Changes coming for Tulsaís water treatment
• Hometown Hazards | Oklahoma third-highest in meth use among workers
• The Bickering Meme | Why Tulsa shouldn't stress about a contentious council
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• Tulsa Through Rose-Colored Glasses | Hundreds of Tulsa businesses get on Turn Tulsa Pinkís bandwagon
• Books to Treasure Illustrator to Share Her Talents with Families
• Kirke Kickingbird to Be Inducted into Tulsa City-County Library's Circle of Honor
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• A Pivotal Tale | DVIS screens Telling Amy's Story in light of Domestic Violence Awareness month
• To Income Tax or Not to Income Tax? | That is the question asked by Fallin and her task forces
• Council for Holocaust Education and Tulsa City-County Library to commemorate Kristallnacht
• America’s preeminent spy novelist, Alan Furst, coming to Tulsa
• A Ride to Remember | Robbie Bell resurrects kidsí rides in West Tulsa
• Organizing a New Voice | New group stands in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street demonstrators
• Setting the Record Straight | Joe Miller talks Guts Fight Night and Luchapalooza
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• Learn how to protect your idea or invention at “Intellectual Property 101”
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• Creative Groundbreaking | Construction finally begins on new Hardesty Arts Center
• Footprints and Snapshots | Abandoned Tulsa from the perspective of young, fresh-eyed explorers
• Media Watch | A frightful frenzy by local news sources
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• Know Before You Go | New ballot initiatives propose changes to city charter
• Local Business Faces Lawsuit For Over Taxing Patrons
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• Represent | Primary winners took the money and won
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• Several crashes reported on Tulsa streets Monday, two injured on school bus
• Skiatook teacher devotes class to 1960s
• P.O. to sort out some zip-code confusion
• DHS took six months to respond to World request
• Broken Arrow's plan for Main Street has merchants nervous
• Changes to Oklahoma liquor laws compared to high flying act
• Creek principal chief race to have run-off
• Closing due in trial of wife of ex-Oklahoma warden
• Texas man arrested on complaints of kidnapping, human trafficking
• 3 killed in vehicle accidents
• New Devon tower reaches milestone
• State readies for possible 'devastating' pine beetle invasion
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• Man arrested in alleged kidnapping, human trafficking
• Redrawn districts affected elections
• Terlton fire chief arrested on embezzlement charges
• State sinks millions into coal
• Komen Race for the Cure's ballpark venue in the pink
• Tulsa woman refuses to give up attempt to adopt Pakistani girl
• DHS paid $3.4 million since 2005 to settle child abuse lawsuits
• A soldier's farewell
• Bixby to redraw ward boundaries
• For 7 outgoing Tulsa city councilors, time to meet goals is short
• Roll call: How they voted on Congress this week
• Sale of The Oklahoman sparks memories
• Weekend festivals take Tulsans around the world
• Woman injured in attempted purse snatching outside store
• John 3:16 Mission opens new building
• Coal company, workers depend on tax credits
• Accountability lacking for coal tax credits
• Oklahoma parole board wants more inmate crime details from DAs
• Food for Kids program given Champions of Health award
• CureSearch Walk to raise money for cancer research
• Jay Cronley: Absentee owners not always cool
• Riding the Mother Road
• Political notebook: Labor agency head blasted
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• Ex-mayors debate forms of government
• 36 BOK Center club seats for sale
• Transportation mandate dropped
• Tulsa Tech auto training site to focus on fuel for the future: natural gas
• Key witness in Tulsa police trial arrested on traffic misdemeanors
• Oklahoma Guardsman, Minco police officer is killed by insurgents
• Gov. Fallin's husband can work for state of Oklahoma, attorney general says
• Overcrowded classes result of teacher, funding cuts
• Jailed American hikers await 'next Iranian move'
• First United Methodist Church celebrates 125 years
• Daily Audible Bible founder develops community through podcast
• School land trust agency to vote onpact again
• Cherokee Nation principal chief candidates file finance reports
• House panel says no action should be taken against Terrill unless he's convicted in court
• Two men arrested after plaques from Driller are stolen
• Former boxing champ Tommy Morrison jailed on drug charge
• Ex-teacher faces new counts in sex case
• Tulsan found guilty in child-propositioning case
• One Oklahoma death reported from listeriosis outbreak; more cases investigated
• Rain in Tulsa could continue
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• Saying goodbye: PFC Tony Potter Jr.
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• Man convicted of making lewd text proposals to supposed 14-year-old Tulsa girl
• Two men arrested in theft of dedication plaques from Golden Driller
• Rain continues today in Tulsa area; most of state remains under burn ban
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• Oklahoma AG charges Tulsan with workers compensation fraud
• TU's Lorton Performance Center makes its grand debut
• Tulsa mayor highlights city's trials, successes and opportunities
• Ballard: 'Too low' bids for TPS surplus properties should be rejected
• Broken Arrow shuts down Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Colorado billionaire Philip Anschutz buys The Oklahoman, OPUBCO
• Inhofe-Coburn deal aids Senate passage of transportation bill
• U.S. Postal Service targets Tulsa's mail-sorting site for possible closure
• Conference future on OU regents' agenda
• Alternative school works to help students become their best selves
• Tulsa's Carver Middle School named a Blue Ribbon school nationally
• Inhofe, Sullivan hail EPA delay on new ozone standards
• Services set for soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Task force leader pushes elimination of state income tax
• Cherokee freedmen to get absentee ballots for chief's election
• Plan for county juvenile justice center on hold
• Central Library chooses architecture firm to lead renovation
• Study aims to tackle problems in state's corrections system
• Plea deal nets 25-year term in slaying
• Woman injured while saving dog from house fire
• Man sentenced in Rib Crib killing
• I-44 roadwork to disrupt traffic on Riverside Drive
• Jay Cronley: Handyman wannabes keep stores in business
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• Voices of Sweet Adelines International Will Soar for Five Days in Houston
• Man jailed after reportedly jumping into Turley fire
• Riverside Drive to be closed at I-44 all weekend
• Deal for juvenile justice center land on hold
• Postal Service proposes cuts in processing centers, including one in Tulsa
• Strong chances for rain in Tulsa today, Friday
• Oklahoma Tax Commission now holding hearings in Tulsa
• Obama nominates Brad Carson for Army counsel position
• Feds seek 3-month extension to look into OJA facilities
• Firms pitch plans to renovate Central Library downtown
• Woman injured in house fire after attempting to rescue dog
• Experts: State's prescription drug abuse problem lacks simple solution
• Cherokee freedmen to vote in election, but with challenge ballots
• Justice Dept gives $5.7 million for tribal justice
• Officials debate health-care costs
• District 4 race could be close; drama lacks in other Tulsa City Council races
• HUD awards $774,859 in grants to Oklahoma agencies
• Bixby clarifies ordinance on weapons at city parks
• BA gets loan for new water treatment plant
• New Tulsa ordinance will allow towing of uninsured cars
• State chamber members get congressional lowdown
• Republican Jim Bridenstine to challenge incumbent John Sullivan
• Consultant gives ideas on what works and what doesn't with criminals
• Oklahoma Supreme Court won't hear highway funding lawsuit
• Coburn holds FAA, highway bill overrequired spending
• GRDA appears close to hiring new CEO
• Medics of 45th put training to use
• Joplin tornado death toll climbs by 2 to 162
• Man arrested after Sand Springs meth lab found
• Bobbi Parker jurors to hear closing arguments next week
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• Felon is sentenced in separate armed-robbery cases
• The moving wall: Changing of the guard
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• Man arrested on allegations of using stolen pickup in copper theft
• Man charged with assault on officer after road-rage incident
• Robbery charge filed against pharmacy-heist suspect
• Oklahoma City metro-area police chief faces drug charges in Creek County
• Freedmen descendants to cast challenge ballots in Cherokee chief election
• Federal government files motion in Rader replacement sites
• GRDA board pushing ahead in CEO search
• Rain expected this week in Tulsa area
• Anime Minicon Art Contest Encourages Imaginations to Come Alive at the Library
• Sand Springs police use stun gun on meth lab suspect
• Tulsa City-County Library & Book Smart Tulsa Team to Bring You Best-selling Author Chris Bohjalian
• Oklahoma National Guard members mourned
• 1,800-member All Souls Unitarian Church mulls moving downtown
• State's uninsured drivers still rank high
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• Issues could delay new Cherokee election date
• Tulsa voters choose change at City Hall
• Voters oust 4 councilors
• Deadly Figures | Oklahomaís military fatalities higher than many other states
• A Way Out | Women In Recovery offers non-violent offenders new life
• Who's Buying Whom? | Same names pop up in campaign finance reports
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• 21-year-old leads Tulsa Greek Festival
• New Cherokee principal chief election to be independently observed
• Sullivan bill on cement deregulation advances
• Labor exec attacks public employee unions
• DHS rebuts complaints of Open Meeting Act violations
• Oklahoma Supreme Court asked to rule on legislative speech privilege
• Voter ID law creates few hassles
• Osage County plan axed
• Two Tulsa inmates seek prison sentence reviews
• Enrollment figures rise at OSU, but drop at TCC, NSU
• Glenpool, Owasso given loans for water treatment upgrades
• Faith's role in post-9/11 world discussed
• Sooners among those warned of cantaloupe from Colorado
• Oklahoma Guard troops tackle supply chain role
• Tulsa set to tow uninsured vehicles under proposed ordinance
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• Tulsa hits 100 degrees Tuesday
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• Norman woman found drowned in Lake Thunderbird
• Collinsville teen charged with thefts from 12 cars
• Four incumbents ousted; Henderson, Gilbert win seats
• Fallen Guard soldiers were led to serve despite risks
• Tulsa man charged in domestic kidnapping
• Potential 'career criminal' pleads guilty to Claremore robbery
• Tulsa hits 100 degrees again; rain chances this week
• House sustains significant damage in fire
• Camp Gruber fire continues to cause hazy conditions
• Obama's jobs plan would send money to Tulsa schools
• Federal agency warns Cherokees on excluding freedmen
• Oklahoma's Sharia law ban facing tough questions on appeal
• DHS commissioners under scrutiny as agency deals with children's deaths
• City Council primary elections are today
• Franklin school slated to close now home to teen help program
• Camp Gruber fire blankets Tulsa in smoke
• Deportation cases on rise
• Oklahoma high court to hear former senator's appeal
• 911 call delays tackled by City Council task force
• Transportation could be a big winner if job plan passes
• General revenue for August jumps 18 percent
• TU jumps to 75th in U.S. News and World Report rankings
• OSU Arts & Sciences dean to step down
• Grand Jury to investigate 2004 student disappearance
• Defense rests in trial of former deputy warden's wife
• Tahlequah man dies in rollover crash
• 45-year sentence handed down in child abuse case
• 2 DHS workers say they're targeted in case of child's death
• Kidnapping, robbery charges added for man accused of hit-and-run
• Tulsa Regional Fly-In set for Friday, Saturday
• Jay Cronley: Gossip is allegedly rampant, sources say
• Warriors only: Training for Dash
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• Taxes, water fee, bond issues up for vote in other counties
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• Temperatures breaking records
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• Ozone Alert declared for Tuesday for Tulsa area
• Smoky haze fills air across Tulsa
• OU student from Tulsa achieving big success with tiny bugs
• Suspects in Mississippi slaying arrested in Tulsa
• 12-year-old in fair condition after near drowning at Union school
• 3 Oklahoma soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• BA utilities expansion in the works
• Veteran returns Vietnam-era gift
• Historic home reborn
• Higher than usual voter turnout expected for primaries
• American spirit is the best weapon against terror
• Appellate court to hear Islamic law case
• Testimony resumes in trial of Oklahoma warden's wife
• Asbury volunteerism marks 9/11
• Area firefighters ride motorcycles to NYC 9/11 anniversary
• Two downtown fires ruled likely arson
• Michael Overall: Coke is better from Mexico
• National 9/11 Flag unites Joplin, N.Y. survivors
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• Hundreds attend local 9/11 observance event
• Owasso first responders honor 9/11
• Three Oklahoma soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Boren: Cherokees should get HUD funding
• Tax increase proposed to expand Osage County Courthouse
• Oklahoma legislative panel to examine federal health care reform law
• Couple marries at last after wedding delayed by bride's aneurism
• Tulsa City Council discord may play role in Tuesday's primaries
• Smith and Baker made loans to campaigns
• Lawmakers mostly get meals from lobbyists, analysis of agency records shows
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• McAlester businessman Wayne Pettigrew to run for Congress
• Annual Medicare summit set for Tuesday in Tulsa
• Tulsa City Council election could be costliest ever
• Texas man dies in single-car crash
• Glenpool City Council to vote on ward boundaries
• Victim's story sheds light on human trafficking
• Creek voters to choose principal, second chiefs
• Memorials in Oklahoma City, New York City, share the message
• 9-11-01: The Families
• Key players on Sept. 11 and in the aftermath
• What happened on Sept. 11
• Tulsan tells of surviving 9/11 attack
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• Savage to speak at BOK's 9/11 observance event
• Chin Sun Wells
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• Ten voices on the impact of Sept. 11
• Jay Cronley: 9/11 sadness should always be with us
• Sunday: Cherokee candidates use loans, savings for campaign
• Sunday: Oklahoma lawmakers, lobbyists dine on steak
• Judge denies bail to Coweta woman charged with murder in her husband's death
• 13 sites earn restoration award
• Oklahoma's long-term care given low marks
• Support grows to restore $5,000 teacher stipend
• Local United Way volunteers build swinging bridge for Camp Fire camp
• Oklahoma AG puts together team to investigate, prosecute sports agents
• Feds want extension of Rader decree
• Tulsans felt called to enlist after 9/11
• ORU 9/11 service honors first responders
• TPD increases vigilance after 9/11
• Tulsa 9/11 commemoration events
• Forecast is foreboding for wildfire-weary Texas
• State poll respondents say bin Laden's death has no effect on safety
• Golden Driller goes Scottish in world's largest kilt
• Koppel speaks on media changing priorities, political atmosphere
• Tulsa city councilor backs Republican seeking his seat
• Event today to help older drivers fit well in cars
• Interim president for Langston given OK
• New ORU exec plans to enhance television operations
• New cowboy church is first in Tulsa
• Area vehicle crashes leave three dead
• Grand jury selection to start Monday in probe of NSU student's disappearance
• Federal indictments regarding child porn, robbery released
• Oklahoma City Zoo announces birth of three red panda cubs
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• Broken Arrow police recognize suspect in custody as possible Tulsa Walgreens robber
• Car consultants to help older drivers
• Man arrested after road rage incident
• Judge orders 38 names removed from sex offender list
• Sales tax revenue up 5.4 percent in Tulsa
• Mayor: Police academy to begin early to boost TPD manpower
• Tulsa's adult literacy program one of state's strongest
• Tulsa Habitat for Humanity to build homes in Joplin tornado 'ground zero' area
• City-Humane Society animal shelter plan comes under fire
• Majority of Oklahoma Congress members don't find much good in Obama's jobs proposals
• Obama unveils $450 billion jobs plan
• Tulsa Zoo is prospering due to privatization
• Oklahoma couple in D.C. on 9/11
• Sept. 11 commemoration events and activities
• Lest we forget: Honor for 9/11 victims
• Pryor plans special election Tuesday
• Bird causes economic development worries in state
• Skycam awarded $600,000 in intellectual theft lawsuit
• Catoosa police chief quits after only 1 year on job
• Fallin appoints new Corporation Commission leader
• Board of Regents member wants Tulsa Achieves program to go statewide
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2010 crash
• Investigators seek clues in OKC of 1983 slaying
• Bullet hits Tulsa police car during robbery investigation
• Woman defrauded Social Security for more than $100,000
• Man forces way into house, threatens two children and grandparents with knife
• Fallin seeks AG's opinion on legality of Land Office action
• Jay Cronley: 'Politicians' have gone into hiding
• Robotic camera company Skycam wins breach of contract, trade secrets lawsuit
• Obama's speech draws little support from Oklahoma's congressional delegation
• Mayor announces Tulsa police academy class will start sooner
• Catoosa police chief resigns
• Tulsa Habitat volunteers to help rebuild Joplin
• City officially announces partnership with Humane Society of Tulsa to boost animal adoptions
• Novelist Jonathan Franzen, Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein to speak at TU
• Tulsa sales-tax revenue up 5.4 percent over September 2010
• Tulsa Metro Chamber's PAC reports contributions of $33,375
• Planning Commission advances senior living center housing plan
• 'No cap' tax breaks draw criticism from Oklahoma lawmakers
• Red Cross volunteer named Change Agent of the Year
• Tulsa doctor uses memory of brother who died on 9/11 as inspiration
• Texas loses court battles over Oklahoma water purchases
• Humane Society to adopt city program
• Cherokee Nation's HUD funding frozen over freedman decision
• Counselor's life comes full circle
• Former Tulsa firefighter recalls horror of 9/11
• Corrections, clarifications
• Man gets 10-year term in fatal taco stand shooting
• Hearing postponed for woman accused of killing husband
• Union Junior ROTC bringing Vietnam Moving Wall to Tulsa
• Fallin appoints 2 to Oklahoma Commission for Human Services
• OU President David Boren to be honored in Washington for education program
• Petition seeks to change Oklahoma's redistricting process
• State cuts ties to park near Jay owned by Tulsa
• Camp Gruber chapel: Shovel ready
• Local, State briefs
• Community briefs
• Hearing postponed for woman accused of pushing husband out window of high-rise
• Planning Commission recommends rezoning for senior living center
• Tulsa City-County Library to Host Screening and Discussion of "Not in Our Town: Light in the Darkness"
• Tulsa City-County Library Features Easy Way to See the Newest Library Materials
• Another record low this morning in Tulsa area
• Motorcycle riders injured in crash
• Challengers press 2 incumbents
• TPS allows mental health providers back, other agencies
• Park Department to get staff back
• Tulsa Fire Department cadets train for real-life scenarios
• Union, Jenks school districts file lawsuit on vouchers
• Domestic violence shelters bursting at the seams
• Donations to council candidates greatly vary
• Son, brother lost in war
• News Updates
• Biz Buzz
• Reporter
• Ride the Waves | Whitewater rafting in Tulsa?! Itís a possibility
• Council Connection | A Voter Information Series
• Corrections, clarifications
• IN FOCUS: Library helps teens with legal advice
• Schedule of 9/11 commemoration events and activities
• News briefs
• Man charged in mother's killing
• Argument over sausage sales spurs abuse allegations
• State senator files new lawsuit over redistricting plan
• State revenue shows big gain from year ago
• Interim emergency management exec gets post full time
• BA to pay $20,000 to man who said he was beaten by police
• Planning Commission to consider new senior living center
• District 8 GOP hopefuls split on plenty of issues
• State briefs
• Three seriously injured in Tulsa crash
• Fire causes minimal damage at Tulsa apartment complex
• Bixby firefighters battle trash fire
• Temperatures dip to record low in Tulsa area this morning
• New director of emergency management agency named
• Authorities search for missing men at Lake Tenkiller
• Quinton man dies after motorcycle wreck
• Tulsa homicide detective is sought in domestic assault case
• Oklahoma's tourism director says parks must remain public
• Was that a Speedo? Council candidates' stories of door-to-door campaigning
• Report details lack of funding for Oklahoma's water needs
• Broken Arrow officials: Bass Pro store has helped fuel growth
• Immigration cases may see delays as deportations prioritized
• Parents overcome grief of losing son on 9/11
• Technology center in Pryor plans $3.5 million addition
• New Greenwood women's health clinic hopes to help working moms
• Tulsa Bone and Joint opens urgent care clinic
• Cool weather brings families outdoors for Labor Day
• Jay Cronley: Pet ER is comfort to owner
• Local, State Briefs
• 9/11 changes way of flying
• Annual bike ride to benefit MS
• Man dies in wreck after medical incident
• Bixby man drowns in Lake Keystone
• Coming Tuesday: Discretion at center of immigration prosecution changes
• Man wanted for rape, robbery charges
• Sharing the road with bike riders
• Drive-in burglaries a new twist
• Officials up patrols in search of arsonist
• Broken Arrow 911 system down
• Street flooding is an unexpected danger
• Fallin sees capacity for research of drones
• Man dragged 100 feet by car
• Bullet from upstairs apartment strikes woman
• Tattoo shops' violations not so vile
• For second careers, teachers choose alternative certification
• Misconduct is possibility in polar bear investigation
• Tulsa neighborhood shooting leaves man dead
• Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame honors 14
• Heat, drought lead black widow spiders indoors
• Oklahoma school testing plagued with errors, delays
• McAlester ammo plant gives boost to state economy
• Politicians fill Oklahoma's higher education ranks
• OSBI to probe DHS in death of girl
• Tulsa City Council primaries: things to know before you vote
• Criminal records linger on file for years
• A year later, KPMG study's impact on Tulsa lauded
• Tulsa Marine, teammates gave their lives to save Iraqi child
• Disasters in U.S.: An extreme and exhausting year
• Tulsa family living in Marshall Islands lost all to fire
• Republican candidates face off for District 9 primary
• 5 to vie for District 4 City Council seat
• Hit-and-run leaves two motorcyclists in serious condition; driver arrested
• Cherokees see big jump in absentee ballot requests
• Cherokee freedmen ask court to reinstate rights
• Acting chief delivers State of the Nation speech to Cherokees
• Oklahoma grass fire destroys 11 homes, injures police officer, 2 firefighters
• Jay Cronley: Child is benched, but it's OK — he's a pianist
• Sept. 11 commemoration events and activities
• Labor Day Closings
• Political Notebook
• Baby brings joy in midst of 9/11 tragedy
• These rules will keep picnic food safe
• Entitlement and arrogance
• Sunday: Waste kept low at Tulsa refineries
• Two in serious condition after early morning hit and run
• Housing Authority receives funding
• Grand Lake device will send water data to web
• Tulsa Tech students create 9/11 memorial wall
• Tulsa County District Judge Tom Thornbrugh named to state appeals court
• Tulsa Jail administrator helping break down gender barriers
• TPS OKs student transfer requests
• Man challenges requirement to register as sex offender
• Tulsa-area officials relieved at ozone reprieve
• Tulsa dodges dirty-air designation as Obama halts ozone upgrade
• Small pieces of Capitol's facade fall to ground
• Gift from alumnus goes to new OU student housing
• Tobacco settlement fund income doubled in wake of AG opinion
• Most Americans believe in divine intervention
• How old is the Earth?
• Hair-braiding campaign gives woman a purpose and girls self-esteem
• Community
• Local, State Briefs
• Religion: This week
• Religion Briefs
• Hijackers seen as 'guys next door'
• Tulsa man jailed after search turns up indoor marijuana- and mushroom-growing operation
• Man reports being stabbed by man who robbed him earlier Friday
• Obama to ask EPA to leave ozone standards alone
• Chance of rain this weekend in Tulsa area
• 107-Year Term Affirmed in Crash That Killed Five
• Cities seek tools to battle run-down properties
• High court upholds state Senate redistricting
• State gets poor marks for condition of rural roads, bridges
• Cause for Elebration
• Justice department officials file extension in Rader decree
• Tulsa seeks to bar city employees from campaigning 'by proxy'
• Council overrides council-city manager ballot veto
• Struggling to provide
• 3 firefighters injured while fighting Noble grass fire
• Ozone alert in effect for Oklahoma City, Tulsa
• Jay Cronley: We've been frozen, thawed and deep-fried
• This summer was Oklahoma's hottest on record
• Oscar Jackson, head of Oklahoma's human resources office, to retire after 20 years
• Langston alumnus Henry Ponder named acting president
• Two Tulsa-area retired teachers groups joining forces
• Jenks' new police chief has experience under fire
• Postal workers worried about jobs
• Hillcrest's acquisition of two hospitals is complete
• Law enforcement authorities gear up for holiday motorists
• Headway made against OKC-area wildfires
• Local, State Briefs
• Union High grad, Air Force officer gave life to others
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa City Council overrides mayor's veto on government-change election
• Seminole County man killed in crash Thursday
• Federal government moves to extend authority over Oklahoma juvenile agency
• City of Tulsa fights firefighters union's plan for municipal-election campaigning
• Law enforcement to target drunken drivers this weekend
• Ozone Alert declared for Friday for Tulsa area
• Oklahoma City, Tulsa slide in “Best drivers” rankings
• Benefit of the Library's Summer Reading Program Goes Beyond the Books
• Trash board proposes service suspension on ozone days
• TU withdraws bid for surplus TPS facility
• Oklahoma court rejects appeal of Broken Arrow woman
• Mayor vetoes City Council allocation of grant money
• TPS transfer offers in mail
• Oklahoma's August unusually hot
• Statewide initiative would help children from drug-bust homes
• GOP questions highway plan
• War wounds still haunt veterans
• Irene floodwaters recede, but damage could top $7 billion
• 2 people killed in Tulsa-area crashes
• Trial for two of four murder defendants delayed
• Woman, 20, is arrested in fatal stabbing of Tulsa man
• Man arrested in south Tulsa double homicide
• Security escort ordered for council candidate's visits to City Hall
• TPD officer's attorney want extra time to file for new trial
• Officials tout new downtown development
• Former lawmaker selected to lead state ACLU group
• State water needsto increase by 33percent by 2060
• Philtower full of memories, friends
• Oklahoma City wildfire continues to stymie firefighters
• Sept. 11 attacks led World to print extra edition
• Corrections, clarifications
• Wednesday's high of 105 just shy of another record
• 8th Annual TU Athletic Training Day
• Bomb threat called in for Tulsa Jail
• Downtown apartments with commercial space nearing completion
• Broken Arrow crash kills one
• Tulsa metro’s jobless rate dropped to 6.4 percent in July
• Wildfires destroy dozens of homes in Texas, Oklahoma
• Lawmakers resume study on Oklahoma water needs
• Judge: Claremore police dash cam not subject to open records laws
• Killer's bid denied in conviction challenge
• City's annexation plan revised
• Wheels turn for animals
• Inhofe says regulations a drain on U.S.
• Biden tells Oklahoma Democrats they still have election influence
• Corporation Commission weighs secrecy policy for firms' reports
• Police captain's suspension spurs rally, counterprotest downtown
• Woman arrested in Tuesday stabbing death
• Pet breeders licensed by contractors to be spot-checked
• Tulsa area Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan
• Tulsa firefighters union plans to campaign
• Four state agencies eye newly vacant space in Capitol
• Sheriff of Rogers County switches to Republican Party
• Oklahoma firms praised for work on IED detection
• Tulsa doctor convicted in drug-distribution case
• Third sex assault reported in less than a month in Wagoner
• News Updates
• Council Connection | A voter information series
• Biz Buzz
• Reporter
• Two people found fatally shot outside Tulsa church
• Single-vehicle rollover crash kills Haskell man
• Seminole man is charged in carjacking in Glenpool
• Tulsa agency gets $1 million to aid veterans
• Local hero was first Oklahoman killed in Iraq combat
• In Focus: Cherokee national holiday this weekend
• Tulsa man killed in crash on Interstate 244 Tuesday evening
• Jury finds Tulsa doctor guilty of needlessly prescribing pain medications
• Vice President Joe Biden makes Tulsa fundraising stop
• Two dead in large south Tulsa crime scene
• Downtown rally for police captain draws hundreds of demonstrators
• Police seek man who reportedly exposed self to teens, women
• Warrant issued in last week's vehicle theft with child inside
• Vice President Joe Biden plans to be in Tulsa today
• Former Tahlequah officer accused of theft
• 2 Sullivan measures will be part of House agenda
• In Focus: Algae warnings still in effect at lakes
• Assessor Office official gets two pay raises
• Tulsa Public Schools use funds for remodeling
• Chamber: Opposition to government change is for the best
• Perry blasts Obama, addresses key issues
• Mom who sold $31 in pot seeks reduction to 12-year sentence
• Oklahoma women's activist Fern Holland died in Iraq doing what she loved
• Mountain View-Gotebo School District sues Oklahoma Tax Commission for almost $733,000
• Testimony continues at Oklahoma warden's wife's trial
• Groups plan protest of Tulsa officer's suspension
• Man killed in Wagoner County crash
• Season's greetings: TU fresh & clean
• Hundreds of rescued birdsset to rejoin the wild soon
• Kids invited to illustrate 'Today's Family' in poster contest
• Trial begins for judge accused of giving away 2 adopted kids
• Attack at juvenile center highlights security gaps
• Former attorney is given prison term in fraud case
• Jay Cronley: Hurricane Irene coverage ends in an 'oops'
• Man is shot in parking lotat a McDonald's in Tulsa
• Tulsa man is killed in Osage County crash
• Woman found dead; man interviewed, released
• Man jailed in rape, killing of his 81-year-old mother
• Oklahoma woman slain in Iraq received posthumous honors
• Corrections, clarifications
• Man shot outside McDonald's at Pine and Peoria
• Son arrested in rape, slaying of 81-year-old mother
• Man no longer a 'person of interest' in Tulsa woman's death
• Former attorney sentenced for embezzlement
• Tulsa Library Trust receives $2,000 literacy grant from Target
• Tulsa man dies in single-car crash
• Coming Monday: TU to honor Wilson Holloway this season
• Caring stitches: More than 12,000 camo quilts have been sent to our troops.
• Oklahoma House panel aims to eliminate excessive tax breaks
• Fallin waiting to endorse a presidential candidate
• Education Department tackles outdated technology
• TPD gets final Crown Victoria cruisers
• Ex-attorney general puzzled at poultry suit ruling delay
• Sales tax numbers show algae had little effect on Grand Lake revenue
• I-40 construction to affect traffic in Oklahoma City
• GOP to test waters again in southeastern Oklahoma
• 45th faces the reality of war
• Ginnie Graham: Overcoming mommy madness
• Muskogee man, Muldrow woman killed in separate crashes
• Letter to the Editor: Bombarded with trash
• High hits 100 again
• Donors overwhelm blood banks after 9/11 attacks
• Pilot suffers nonlife-threatening injuries in ultralight plane crash
• Two die in separate car crashes on Saturday
• Defending faith
• Oklahoma poll shows unfamiliarity, skepticism on state tax breaks
• Proposed changes to Tulsa trash system successful in San Antonio
• Chamber, League oppose change to Tulsa city government
• Oklahoma Championship Steak Cook-Off competition sizzles in downtown Tulsa
• Porter soldier laid to rest
• Three jurors explain verdicts
• Mourners pay respects to Guard soldier
• Tulsa-area Red Cross volunteers respond to Irene
• Tulsa police corruption probe began with a tip
• Award-winning novelist Kathryn Lasky visits Tulsa, shares insights on writing
• FBI arrests Tulsa man in 'fake beard' bank robberies
• Jury acquits Tulsa man on all robbery charges
• Five newcomers in race for District 7
• Tulsa City Council District 8 candidates vie for open position
• District precincts shuffled since last Tulsa election
• District 2 candidates have wide-ranging experience
• Claremore resident, another man killed in separate crashes
• Jay Cronley: Electronic vs. paper books — can they compare?
• Political notebook
• Oklahomans assisted morgue after 9/11 attacks
• In focus: Tulsa Walk to defeat Alzheimer's
• Tulsa man arrested in bank robberies
• EMSA warns of continued heat illnesses
• More Tulsa-area Red Cross volunteers head to East Coast
• Massachusetts author honored with young readers' award
• 21-year-old man dies in fiery crash
• Facebook page connects hay sellers, buyers
• Wagoner officers cleared in shooting
• Tulsa County sales tax expires Sept. 30
• Tulsa gets second Centennial Clock
• TPS sees hold up with mental health services
• National org. rallies to support officer
• Verdicts in police corruption trial fail to derail lawsuits against the city
• Bullying is the biggest threat to Tulsa County students
• What to do around Tulsa this weekend
• 9/11 attack fueled panic at the pump
• Corrections, clarifications
• Baptist Village its own family
• Adapting a Ramadan tradition to the all-American diner
• Forensic psychologist slated to testify at Bobbi Parker trial
• Man handed 35-year term in woman's killing
• GOP candidates for City Council share their views at forum
• Workers compensation insurance cost may fall, Doak says
• Police union endorses all council incumbents
• Tulsa man calls donated prosthetic leg 'a godsend'
• Ribbon is cut on Zarrow Hall, OU's new School of Social Work
• Panda caper remains unsolved
• Sunday news shows
• Local, State briefs
• This week
• Batterer convicted of manslaughter for beating Tulsa woman to death
• International Business and Entrepreneurship Institute
• Marinas recovering after strong winds cause damage
• FOP endorses incumbents in City Council primaries
• Man guilty of murder in fatal meth-lab fire
• State ranks at top for 2009 marriage, divorce rates
• State school board changes policy on severance requests
• Broken Arrow kids file into new classrooms
• Family, friends celebrate life of fallen soldier
• City Council vote on Tulsa trash board issue gets tossed
• Police trials spur informant system reform
• Q&A: Tulsa Police Chief Chuck Jordan talks about department reforms
• GenY reflects on 9/11
• Police trial verdict hinged on testimony of victims
• Body of Guardsman returned home for burial
• Switch to city manager gets 51 percent in poll
• Westside grocery store might not recover from closure by Tax Commission
• Cherokee Nation votes to keep same laws for upcoming election
• Sullivan 'optimistic' that fiscal reform is within reach
• Plans to widen Creek, Kilpatrick turnpikes OK'd
• Oklahoma government consolidation bills go into effect today
• Area schools to get online wellness education program
• Self-proclaimed serial killer's claims lack proof
• Local, State briefs
• Jay Cronley: Summer is burned into the memory
• Fatal meth-lab fire results in murder conviction for surviving participant
• District Attorney: Justice system was 'compromised' by police
• Murder charge filed in homicide outside Tulsa Walmart
• Suspicious device at American Airlines maintenance facility deemed harmless
• Police question man in brother-in-law's shooting
• 2 men who robbed Subway sought
• Lawmakers question investment board's record
• St. Francis gives $1 million to school health program
• Fallin aims for increase in college graduates
• Mayor vetoes ballot measure
• Murals cover Route 66
• Area school districts delay lawsuits, work on benefits deal
• Families, officials react after verdict is read in corruption trial
• Evidence on phone use convincing, juror says
• Tulsa police trial: One officer convicted on 8 counts; second officer acquitted
• Tulsans of various faiths came together in prayer after 9/11 attacks
• Geriatrics clinic opens to public
• Police trial timeline
• Police trial: Biographical sketches
• Police trial quoteboard
• Police trial notebook
• Tulsa-based Red Cross team heads to North Carolina
• Eight people seek to fill state House District 1 vacancy
• City of Tulsa's website updated to show new council districts
• Inhofe to endorse Rick Perry for president
• State's tobacco fund to get $18.9 million to pay for health programs
• Charges dropped in rape of girl, 4
• Search continues for carjacker who stole car with child in it
• Comedian can carry a tune
• Trailblazers give United Way early start toward goal
• Local, Area briefs
• High breaks another record
• Coleman man killed in Atoka County crash
• Jury had 'heated discussions' in police case, juror says
• Husband shot by wife's relative after fight with wife, police say
• Travis Tritt, Charlie Daniels to play in Tulsa
• Spring 2011
• Glenpool carjacking suspect still at large
• Deliberations in police trial enter fourth day
• Freedmen descendants decry tribal court ruling
• City denies carpet shop owner zoning code exception
• Fallin to consider reducing drug dealer's sentence
• Cascia Hall celebrates 25 years as coeducational school
• Councilors question annexation proposal
• Woman lodges guilty plea in infant neglect death
• State superintendent cites school testing contractor errors
• Judge tosses firearms conviction of former Tulsa police officer
• Third day passes without verdict in Tulsa police trial
• Sites of 3 Osage Casinos now in full legal standing
• Hearing resumes for Oklahoma father accused of neglect
• Inmate found hanging in Oklahoma jail cell
• News Updates
• Biz Buzz
• Reporter
• A Collection of Weird Moments | Bill Bartmann's life and advice for hard times
• Know Before You Owe | A famous debt collector offers insider advice on dealing with debt collectors
• Council Connection | A voter information series
• Man uses scrapbooks to comfort families of fallen soldiers
• Corndog Classic run to benefit cancer research, United Way
• Coin collectors gather in Tulsa through Sunday
• Cars parked illegally in spaces for handicapped face reporting to police
• Online district maps are out of date
• Libyan developments stir elation, caution
• Inhofe lays long list of nation’s ills at Obama’s feet
• Officials weigh entering Race to the Top early childhood education contest
• Fallen Soldier: Back On Sooner Soil
• Testimony begins in fatal Tulsa meth-lab fire
• Residents wary of Route 66 improvements near Arcadia
• Tax reform task force begins to take shape
• Local, State briefs
• Back to School for Tulsa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Arson suspected after people seen leaving vacant house before fire
• Inola woman killed in crash on U.S. 412
• Man charged with stolen car, eluding after high-speed chase
• Man seriously injured in wreck on Tulsa street
• Count against Wells tossed
• Osage Nation’s applications to place casino sites in trust approved
• Ozone Alert declared for Wednesday in the Tulsa area
• Costs to annex Berryhill area would run more than $16 million
• Cherokee court ends freedmen descendants' tribal citizenship
• Summer heat put Tulsa's water manager through stress test
• Community mourning for priest, seminarian
• Police trial jurors adjourn until Tuesday morning
• A councilor says a radio talk-show co-host should apologize for 'rent-a-Negro' comments
• PAC donations make waves
• Honey Springs battlefield to undergo improvements
• ID of second man who died in Pawnee County wildfires released
• Chamber studies consumer tourism tax
• Family rallies support for gravely wounded Lawton soldier
• First day of school at TPS brings many changes
• Oklahoma emergency managers to meet in Norman
• SUV of missing Goldsby man found in Oklahoma City
• Bartlesville man ordered to trial on murder charge
• New Sapulpa school Holmes Park Elementary makes debut
• DRS implements waiting list for new clients
• GRDA narrows list of CEO candidates to three
• With support, Boren continues push to save page program
• Inhofe urges rebuilding of military
• Tulsan given 35-year term in fatal shooting
• Boy arrested in connection to sister's death
• Bixby revises its city code to curb underage drinking at clubs
• Cherokee Nation court terminates freedmen citizenship
• Jay Cronley: Candidate has good reason to be smiling
• Local, State Briefs
• Memorial services set for three Oklahoma soldiers who died in Afghanistan
• In Focus: Just Between Friends consignment sale this week
• Corrections, clarifications
• Charges filed against man suspected of robbing same credit union twice
• Lanes on I-44 Arkansas bridge to be closed starting Wednesday night
• Light rain hits Tulsa area; Oklahoma weather record falls
• Child dies after being bucked from horse
• Nearly 50 adults on waiting list for literacy tutors
• Veterans recall shock of 9/11
• Deliberations to resume in police officer corruption trial
• Angry neighbors oppose car detail shop
• First day of school brings many changes for TPS
• $25 rebate program continues for inefficient refrigerators
• Dollar Thrifty to seek final offers from Avis, Hertz
• City needs Inhofe's help to acquire Belcher building
• Annual Barber Cutt-Off gives volunteers a chance to give back
• Fallin, cabinet to hold town hall at OSU
• Man dies in OKC police custody, baggie in throat
• State sees increase in gambling addicts
• Priest, seminary student killed in collision
• Two are sought in armed robbery of Tulsa resident
• ATV crash kills Coweta man
• Michael Overall: This decade not first choice for time tourists
• OLLI offers classes to people 50 or older
• Coming Monday: Nearby residents oppose business' plans for auto detail shop
• Some 500 get new 'dos at Sunday's Barber Cutt-Off
• High hits 100 again
• State's college freshman enrollment on rise
• Tulsa PAC supporting third of City Council candidates
• Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp offer kids fun, normality and acceptance
• Jurors to resume deliberations in Tulsa police trial Monday
• Oklahoma still owes $36 million in disaster aid
• St. Francis gets grant to study cancer
• Dinner, fundraiser to honor editor of The Oklahoman, benefit Oklahoma Watch
• OU's newly built Zarrow Hall to be dedicated Friday
• Tulsan sentenced to 17 years in prison
• Foundation rally to hold mock DUI crash
• Oklahoma wildlife struggling in summer's heat
• Stillwater soldier mourned
• TSA officers help secure the air
• Jay Cronley: Helping dog through the dog days of summer
• 3 Republicans vying for Tulsa District 5 seat
• Henderson draws two opponents for Tulsa District 1 seat
• Voter ID requirement will be new to most at polls Sept. 13
• Military families cope with everyday life, loss
• 9-11: Ten Years Later: What passengers are saying...
• 9-11: Ten Years Later: Security questions about carry-ons with the TSA
• Two AA pilots watched as their lives changed on 9/11
• Muskogee man drowns near Eufaula Cove
• Political Notebook
• Teaching about 9/11: Our present will too soon become our past
• Admiral Twin Drive-in reopening delayed until 2012
• Veteran TPD officers to fill in on patrol
• Man guilty in Rib Crib killing
• Higher education
• Burn ban to be lifted in 16 counties
• Jury goes home for weekend
• Mayor sticks with EMSA despite TFD bid
• Saving lives, money
• Oklahoma black educator hall to induct 10 in September
• Soldier's funeral to have full military honors
• Word Explosion
• Feminized gospel repels men from church
• Two more in the GOP fold mulling bid for Congress
• Oklahoma Ethics Commission asked to rule on local campaign donor disclosure
• 25 Years Later, Post Office Massacre Haunts
• Husband, former prison warden, testifies in Bobbi Parker case
• What to do? Your calendar
• Tulsa Project Theatre finds new home
• Local, State Briefs
• Religion Briefs
• No tower could withstand 9/11 attacks, engineers say
• Corrections, clarifications
• Jury convicts man of Rib Crib employee's murder, robberies
• Savanna man charged with damaging gravestones
• Broken Arrow officer stops copper thieves in act, police say
• Burn ban to be lifted from Tulsa County, 15 others
• Degree Programs
• Police looking for 2 runaways
• Ozone Alert declared for Saturday in the Tulsa area
• Wreck closes northbound U.S. 169 near 21st Street
• Man arrested in house fire after domestic dispute
• Tulsa City-County Library Goes Mobile to Keep You in the Information Loop
• Hispanic American Founcation Donation Helps Bring Hispanic Culture Alive at Tulsa City-County Libraries
• State fair officials prepared for wind, whatever else comes
• Light is green for city signal-timing project
• Education by design
• For TPS teachers, the word of the day is 'change'
• Drug case against Sean Sutton is dismissed
• Jury close to deliberations in Tulsa police corruption trial
• Fighting season takes toll on Oklahoma National Guard
• Corrections, clarifications
• NYC firefighter deaths, memorials saddened Tulsa firefighters
• Tribes, officials discuss changes to gambling laws
• OKC lawyer challenges 'closing fund' bill
• Bond measure sought to widen Creek, Kilpatrick turnpikes
• Choctaws, Chickasaws sue Oklahoma City, state board to halt water exports, sales
• Tulsa group gets $388,190 grant to help kids who lack health care
• Fans 'get closer' at Keith Urban's show
• Co-defendant describes robbery
• Free haircuts offered for schoolchildren
• Drivers warned to slow down for school zones
• Food handler permit fees rise; new restaurant license fee set
• Jay Cronley: The rotten stench of college sports
• Local briefs
• Man arrested after fleeing traffic stop in stolen car, police say
• Tulsan presumed dead after Alaska plane crash
• Slight precipitation overnight in Tulsa area
• Police release ID of pedestrian killed Wednesday
• Possible computer hacking at TPS probed
• EMSA warns against TFD ambulance service plan
• Jet stuck on taxiway at Tulsa International Airport
• Tulsa police negotiator cited for patience, compassion in talking man down from tower
• Teenager handed 38-year sentence
• TPS seeks new bids for properties
• Tulsa officers' patience a critical factor in bringing 'tower man' down safe
• Taking out the trash
• $380 million expected in federal Osage trust case settlement
• Porter soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Police officer Henderson takes stand in his own defense
• Flight school security, clearance procedures evolve since 9/11
• Corrections, clarifications
• Water rights issue could take years to resolve
• Officials decry shortage of medical residency slots
• Planning Commission changes ethics code on private communications
• Lawsuit over transfer of road funds is argued
• Coburn sour on economy
• Top educator urges tougher focus on basic math, science
• Separate crashes fatal to 2 Tulsans, Talihina motorist
• Adair-area man, son, 8, killed in trailer fire
• Victims testify about robberies, shooting
• Local, State briefs
• Education briefs
• 10th Anniversary 9/11 Observance
• Woman extricated from car after three-vehicle crash near Chandler Park
• 18-year-old Tulsan who shot homeowner during burglary sent to prison
• Tulsa man killed in overnight crash on Creek Turnpike
• Motorcyclist in fair condition after crash on I-244
• Retired police negotiator used compassion to coax man down from tower
• Woman killed in auto-pedestrian accident
• Degree Programs
• Highs in 100s, rain possible for Tulsa area
• Looking for soldiers who joined military after 9/11
• Teen killed in overnight shooting
• Moore soldier dies in Afghanistan
• ACT scores show rise in readiness
• Oklahoma ranks 43rd in child well-being
• Tulsa police officer says of prosecution witnesses: 'Everybody's lying'
• Guardsman buried at Fort Gibson National Cemetery with full honors
• Rotary Club to reshape downtown park site
• Trial gets started in Rib Crib slaying
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• Operation Aware, McLain host back to school programs for parents
• Guard soldiers return from duty
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• Coburn tells Tulsa town hall crowd that debt crisis requires sacrifices
• Oklahoma AG takes jabs from city councilors on Bartlett ouster opinion
• Glenpool hospital developer given extension to secure funding
• Latest Cherokee Nation campaign finance reports show Baker outraising Smith
• Public Works reorganization still under fire
• Hearing is delayed for bomb-threat suspect
• Second man pleads guilty in violent home invasion
• Another former Catoosa officeris facing federal drug charges
• Lawsuit alleges state mistreated employees at closing state parks
• Former Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper charged with rape
• 2 BA teenagers jailed in connection with Rogers County cattle deaths
• Konawa man pleads not guilty to placing bomb on gas pipeline
• Deputy accused of firing service weapon during domestic dispute
• Tulsa motorcyclist dies from his injuries after collision with pickup
• 2 men arrested, charged in killing at Tulsa apartment complex
• Talihina man killed in car-truck crash
• Tower man brought down safely
• Two men arrested, charged in Tulsa homicide
• Excessive heat watch returns to Tulsa County
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• Mayor vetoes Council's decision to strip trash board of authority
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• Man's truck has seen 474,000 miles and counting
• Sapulpa man killed in Afghanistan mourned
• Oklahoma soldier dies of injuries
• Tulsa County's lagging net property value could cost taxpayers
• Judge throws out one bribery count against officer in police trial
• Oklahoma getting less federal funding for terrorism prevention
• Tulsan enters guilty plea in home invasion
• Oklahoma man due in court for gas pipeline bomb
• Inhofe announces grant to OSU lab
• Oklahoma prosecutor criticizes child welfare workers
• Prosecutor claims vital information was withheld in child's death
• Bartlesville school board approves staff raises
• Tulsa County commissioners approve new district boundaries
• Teen charged in killings of woman, 2 children
• Input on police reaccreditation sought
• Tower man's condition still a concern
• Jay Cronley: Ongoing loss of soldiers felt
• KIPP conversion to charter school postponed
• Gov. Fallin wants legislators to replenish emergency fund
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• Aviation brought to halt
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• Highs in the 100s expected to return to Tulsa area this week
• Sapulpa man killed in crash
• Man dead after morning shooting
• Inhofe seeking data on polar bear probe
• Labor Department targets unpaid worker's comp penalties
• Acting principal chief for Cherokee Nation sworn in
• Area Rotary clubs improve health care around the world
• Oklahoma higher ed institutions spend more
• Turnpike interchange near BA expected to spur retail growth
• Ripley man a war casualty
• Online schooling seeing explosive growth in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma tribe to manage state park slated for closure
• U.S. agency vows not to overregulate farmers
• For a fourth day, man refuses to leave tower perch
• Rod Walton: Every day is precious
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• Back-to-school is season for head lice
• Cherokee acting principal chief sworn in
• Man remains on communications tower for 4th day
• Heat affecting Oklahoma tourism, agriculture
• Firefighter charged in arson case
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• Poll shows Oklahoma views on Afghan troop withdrawal mirror the nation's
• Election attendance records revealed for council candidates
• TPD sees drop in public complaints in wake of corruption probe
• Called to duty: Oklahoma's National Guard 10 years after 9/11
• Dogs make weekend splash at Reed, McClure parks' pools
• Partisan gridlock goes beyond FAA shutdown
• Pryor pilot to pose as Wiley Post at annual fly-in
• Tulsan sentenced to 3 years for manslaughter
• Former Mingo Valley Christian School teacher charged with rape
• DHS officials warned before girl's death that father was dangerous
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• Renovation of St. Simeon's memory center completed
• Cherokee National deputy chief, council members to be sworn in
• Jay Cronley: We're all in this weather thing together
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• Successful school days depend on daily routine
• Looking back: 9/11 — a day of infamy
• Teacher charged with rape
• Drop-in center for homeless youth to get $1.5 million renovation
• Bar sanctioned for overserving in case of patron who died
• Oklahoma County DA accuses state panel of violating Open Meeting Act
• BOK Center rakes it in
• Cherokee Nation Businesses gets $40 million federal contract
• TFD bids to take over ambulance service
• Police corruption trial: Tulsa police officer denies accusations
• Healthy cooking made easier at the Indian Health Care Resource Center
• Corrections, clarifications
• Body of Guard soldier returns to Sapulpa
• ORU's Ralph Fagin announces retirement
• Engineers in Action brings water to remote villages
• Annual Christian conference Word Explosion begins today
• Konawa man jailed in alleged planting of pipeline pipe bomb
• Mother ruled insane in son's death gets to leave hospital
• Former Cascia Hall assistant wrestling coach pleads guilty to outraging public decency
• Lame ducks can quack loudly, foe of state redistricting plan knows
• Conference aims to help drought-affected farmers
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• Traffic flowing on turnpike again after crashes near Claremore
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrowed near 21st
• Man still on Tulsa radio tower one day later
• Severe thunderstorm watch declared for Tulsa County
• Police: Prisoner claimed he killed, then recanted
• Credit union held up for second time
• Prosecutors rest case in police corruption trial
• Stamp design featuring Oklahoma flag unveiled
• Osage County board approves wind farm plan
• Tulsa Public Schools' test scores show mixed results
• Hundreds honor Edmond soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Burn ban continues across Oklahoma despite rainfall
• 3 proposals advance for downtown Tulsa housing
• Prosecution's last witness called in police corruption trial
• Schools welcome break in heat as five districts start fall semester
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• Safety urged as classes begin in Tulsa
• Council votes to advance ballot initiatives on form of city government
• State agency: Fly-ash firm can't use oil-field brine
• Challenge to divorce case filed under seal is successful
• Boren pushes to save House page program
• Medal of Honor recipient savors freedom
• Jay Cronley: Government takes a vacation from doing nothing
• State schools receive $37 million from Commissioners of the Land Office
• 3 charged in Sand Springs bank robbery; inside job alleged
• Pharmacy robber gets 75 years for a dozen felony crimes
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• Wind farm plan gets OK from Osage County board
• Climber remains on tower at 27th Street and Memorial Drive
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• Tulsa couple's secret divorce file opened in Osage County
• More rain forecast today, Friday in Tulsa area
• Man shot in park near Tulsa elementary school
• Police identify Wednesday shooting victim
• Former inmate beaten severely after transfer from Rader Center to less-secure site
• Jailed man claims he killed a woman in Tulsa
• Task force co-leader questions tax breaks
• Judge denies firefighters' injunction request
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• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Exit exams show rise in proficiency, carry new weight for students
• Tulsa area school test scores improving
• Sheriff's officer testifies of alleged 'take-out' order in police trial
• Tornado kills woman, storms leave path of destruction
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• Ex-TU basketball star now competes in the classroom
• Mayor to keep voluntary water rationing despite rain
• TPS sending transfer notices to parents
• Councilors take jabs at lack of major river proposals
• Mayor hires former KJRH reporter as at-will employee
• County redistricting plan to be voted on Monday
• Sullivan wants Geithner's resignation
• Federal prosecutor may run for Boren's congressional seat
• Boren lukewarm on picks for debt 'super committee'
• Girl's release to father examined
• GRDA to interview seven for CEO job
• Pipe bomb found on natural gas line near Okemah disarmed
• Final 3 of 6 defendants sentenced in 2009 killing
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• Charge filed against domestic shooting suspect
• Ponca City man arrested in 2008 Tulsa manslaughter case
• Whiteside, Lacy pools to maintain hours through Aug. 21
• Humane Society offers reward in cattle deaths
• Man arrested on copper theft complaint
• Tulsa police look into claims of man jailed in Mississippi
• Sullivan calls for Geithner to resign
• Tulsa officials consider lifting voluntary water rationing
• Tulsa soldier buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• One person killed, two injured during morning storms
• Lightning likely to blame for large apartment fire in east Tulsa
• Broken Arrow residents asked to restrict water after power loss at treatment plant
• Fallin announces fundraising effort to build Camp Gruber chapel
• Council is pressed for action on land
• Costly city-run elections feared
• Women in Recovery program provides 'chance to succeed'
• Barresi: State would seek No Child Left Behind waiver
• Witnesses testify officers planted drugs, took cash
• Pawnee County wildfire aftermath called 'devastating'
• Guardsman from BA buried near home town in Indiana
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• Award-winning Coweta cowgirl loves her horse with an attitude
• Storms' powerful winds batter state
• DHS foster care trial delayed until February
• Doctor found insane in son's stabbing to stay in custody
• Former Creek County judge's stalking charge dismissed
• Mother of Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith dies at 87
• Owasso City Council votes to hold $25 million bond election on Oct. 11
• Mayor's Public Works reorganization hits snag
• Tulsa voters favor ONG franchise agreement 3-1
• Plan seeks to reduce Fix Our Streets budget shortfall
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• Tulsa breaks yearly average for water-main breaks
• County to consider new district boundaries on Monday
• Tulsa voters approve extension of ONG franchise
• Owasso City Council sends bond proposals to voters
• Corn won't run for Congress, sources say
• More showers, thunderstorms forecast this week for Tulsa area
• Two local entrepreneurs announce downtown Tulsa grocery stores
• Tulsa soldier buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Owasso
• More than two dozen structures destroyed in fires
• City Council creates new middle-manager job
• Cherokee Nation helping restore Oaks water service
• Union to launch education program for at-risk students
• Tulsan's garden is greener than his thumb despite extreme heat
• Witness in police trial tells of threats
• Terlton residents allowed to return home after fires force evacuations
• Fallin seeks public support for Camp Gruber chapel
• Oklahoma physician ruled insane to appear before judge
• Two vie for Republican nomination to Oklahoma Senate
• 1 injured, thousands in dark after storm
• Funerals set for Guard soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Perry firefighter who collapsed while fighting blaze dies at 53
• Thunderstorms cause extensive damage in Perry
• Downed victims had Oklahoma ties
• Coburn says credit downgrade 'probably long overdue'
• Deposit into 'rainy day' fund beats estimate
• Tulsa sales-tax revenue even with year ago
• Langston's president will leave after fall
• One polling place for today's ONG election moved
• Cherokee election commission to discuss election observers
• Jay Cronley: Once again, burned by the weather
• Funeral for Broken Arrow soldier to be held today in Indiana
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• Thunderstorms pack winds that wreak havoc in Perry, north-central Oklahoma
• Police: Missing woman may have been abducted
• Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight in Tulsa area
• Man charged in 2010 beating death arrested
• August sales-tax revenue steady compared with last year
• TU law students send books to Malawi children
• Neighbors rally for injured Amish grandmother
• Algae outbreak a warning to Tulsa area's long-range water supply
• 3 bids submitted for west bank development
• Tulsa firefighters battle heat exhaustion
• Home credit questioned
• Learning in hiding the norm for many immigrant children
• Grass fires continue to flare up across state
• College dorms reach capacity
• Randy Krehbiel: Political survey puts limit on opinion
• Wildfires threaten, destroy homes
• Septic systems suspected of Grand Lake pollution
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• Man arrested following shooting
• Man wearing cast reportedly robs Walgreens
• More than 1,700 customers still without power
• New ONG franchise agreement on Tuesday's ballot
• Mayor may veto grant allocation to embattled Greenwood chamber
• Recusals might be issue in City Council race
• TARE explains plans for new trash system
• Government witnesses, informants, drug dealers testify in first week of police corruption trial
• Former death row inmates seek parole
• Storm brings heat reprieve
• Mission Joplin: Classroom construction pushed to start school on time
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• Storm knocks out power, forces event's cancellation
• DNA leads to arrest in Bixby woman's death
• City Council candidate debates scheduled
• Recent run of Guardsmen deaths has military leaders concerned
• Oklahoma soldiers welcomed home from Afghanistan
• Campaigning resumes for Cherokee election
• Owasso council to consider public-improvement propositions for ballot
• Jay Cronley: Let's drink to extreme heat
• Storm douses Flaming Lips, Brady District Block Party
• Mannford-area grass fire forces home evacuations
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• Heart conditions possibly linked to sleep disorder
• Dear Mr. President: Busy Tulsa boy sends letter of support
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• Music show canceled following storm; thousands without power
• Sunday: Tulsa trash service questions answered
• Tulsa-area forecast includes chance of showers
• Some Tulsa mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus
• Boundaries of fast-growing Broken Arrow wards to be redrawn
• Five downtown housing proposals in running for $3 million
• Inhofe calls for halt on beefing up ozone standards
• Retailers offer sales during tax-free shopping holiday
• Turley, 12 more towns could lose post office
• Witness in police corruption trial testifies officer gave her gifts
• 4th Oklahoma National Guard soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Hot temperatures threaten homeless
• Polygamist leader walks out of sentencing hearing
• Healing Hurting Hearts books teach principles to children
• Youths take part in interfaith service project
• Skeletal remains found in burnt school bus near Prue
• Sand Springs man jailed on arson complaint
• Fire destroys 16 apartments near OU in Norman
• Agencies offer free school supplies, clothing haircuts, immunizations
• Fire destroys two vacant homes in north Tulsa
• Lack of quorum at Cherokee Council delays election commissioner's appointment
• OU School of Medicine community health program focuses on patient care
• 3 dead, 3 injured in head-on crash in Payne County
• TPD seeks robbery suspect from east Tulsa credit union
• Man shot in face after fight at Tulsa store
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• Man arrested after allegedly intentionally burning down residence
• Harvard and Admiral intersection closed due to water main break
• Library’s “Social Media University” series to focus on LinkedIn
• Tulsa high reaches record high 111 today
• Fraud suspect arrested in Arkansas
• Chelsea sergeant dies in Afghanistan, fourth Oklahoma soldier to die in past week
• East Tulsa credit union robbed Friday morning
• West Nile found in Tulsa mosquitoes
• State issues voluntary boil order for Keetonville area
• Court upholds Tulsa man's murder conviction
• Tulsa water usage declines; voluntary rationing continues
• Fire destroys two vacant homes in north Tulsa
• Keystone Lake resort plans under discussion
• Councilors blast trash board for using ratepayer fees to hire attorney
• Guilty plea given in gun case
• Cooking for the kids
• Tulsa cools off a bit with 104-degree high
• Former ATF agent's testimony: He and officers stole drugs, money
• Financial advisers: Dow drop should not change investment strategies
• 6 Tulsa year-round schools start the year
• Fallin blasts medical marijuana in online town hall forum
• Student marching band practice in summer heat means lots of water
• Rogers County rural water district bans outside watering
• Two Tulsans charged with murder, robbery
• Killer left prison in van driven by ex-warden's wife, inmate says
• State official warns of unclaimed property scam
• Gatesway balloon festival has wheelchair-accessible rides this year
• Jay Cronley: At the front lines of the heat wave
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• Woman charged with robbing Broken Arrow store
• AEP-PSO asks customers to conserve power
• Ozone Alert declared for Friday in the Tulsa area
• Water usage remains high as voluntary rationing continues
• Year-round classes kick off for TPS
• City crews face rash of water line breaks
• Chances of rain, excessive heat warning continue for Tulsa area
• OMG, I’m 18!!! Workshop to explore legal rights and responsibilities of becoming an adult
• Acclaimed Author & Actor to Receive Tulsa City-County Library's Sankofa Freedom Award
• BNSF employee killed after train collision in Tulsa County
• More than 80 animals seized from Bartlesville woman's home
• Police: PCP-linked killings may signal drug's comeback
• Area school districts weigh actions against state board
• Guilty plea given in plot to kill detective
• EMSA treats record number of daily patients with heat illness
• City's attorneys back trash board
• Turley residents regroup, assess damage after fires
• Retailers prep for crowds during tax-free shopping weekend
• Witness says officer gave her drugs to sell, asked her to lie
• Sapulpa soldier is state's third killed in week
• Water limit ordered
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• One Oklahoman linked to outbreak
• TPD has option of lighter uniforms
• Kidney stone cases rise along with summer temps
• Rogers Co. rural water district issues ban
• Man arrested for drive-by shooting
• Woman sentenced to 2 years in prison on child-neglect charge
• Trial scheduled for B'ville woman in death of daughter
• Scenic Avery Drive reopens after new paving, guardrails
• Stephen Sutton leaving Bixby City Council
• Details of legislative water panel announced
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• Bicyclist struck by car on Southwest Boulevard
• Thunderstorm warning expires in Tulsa, Osage counties
• One arrested after drive-by shooting
• Tulsan pleads guilty to defrauding the government on false Hurricane Katrina claims
• Tulsa patrol officers have option of cooler uniforms
• Residents, Red Cross assessing damage following wildfires Tuesday
• Hundreds without power near 51st and Harvard
• Alleged conspirator in detective murder plot pleads guilty
• One killed in crash in northern Tulsa
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• Councilors decry mayor's move to split Public Works Department
• Hospital staff shares lessons from Joplin tornado
• July state revenue up 6.8 percent
• A tale of twin shops
• Witnesses: Search warrants tainted
• City of Tulsa to order voluntary water rationing
• Senate, Obama approve debt-limit bill
• Tulsa's temperatures, water usage continue to soar
• At least 8 homes destroyed in Tulsa-area wildfires
• Woman charged in husband's slaying
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• Gasoline prices higher in Oklahoma than in 2010
• Oklahoma heat is taking toll on cars, drivers
• Corrections, clarifications
• Fire destroys south Tulsa home
• Man charged with 6 Tulsa robberies
• Embattled ex-judge charged with felony DUI; drug complaints dropped
• Cherokee Nation partners with state to run welcome center
• Senate confirms Ponca City chief as U.S. marshal
• Health care reform panel sets Sept. 14 meeting
• Jenks City Council calls for Oct. 11 bond election
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• Pauls Valley motorcyclist killed Tuesday on I-35
• Ponca City police chief confirmed as next U.S. marshal
• Two arrested following bank robbery
• Energy use record falls for second time in a week
• Grass fire engulfs homes near 56th Street North and Peoria
• Wildfire forces evacuations of Sapulpa-area residences, businesses
• Fire destroys south Tulsa home
• Novel Talk presents "Family Roles, Family Rules"
• Man arrested for alleged break-in, sexual assault
• Man arrested on manslaughter, DUI complaints in fatal wreck
• Tulsa breaks water usage record
• Setting records in July is definitely uncool
• Rader moves out youth offenders
• Challenge to pet breeders act will be heard in LeFlore County
• Sand Springs school board votes to sue state
• Copper thieves knock out power to thousands; reward offered
• Opening arguments heard in police trial
• Oklahoma delegation helps pass debt limit bill in House
• City may shrink car fleet
• Oklahoma-based charity helping state firefighters
• Oklahoma Historical Society accepts donation
• Ex-PTO president given probation for embezzlement charge
• TPS board approves year-round Gilcrease Elementary
• Oklahoma launches expanded health program
• Energy Education saves schools millions
• Meetings set to address Tulsa water
• Demolition of westbound I-244 bridge over Arkansas River nearly complete
• Neglect trial set in child's death
• Glenpool city council denies mayor's email request
• 2 die in road crashes; police seek hit-and-run driver
• Testimony given in Claremore open records dispute
• 3 Sequoyah County men arrested in slaying of former Arizonan
• Jay Cronley: Hot air abundant, both here and in D.C.
• Boys save man in heat distress
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• Two men who drowned identified
• Corrections, clarifications
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• First meeting on city water system, changes tonight
• House fire extinguished quickly
• Monday's high 110: Ties record for the date in Tulsa
• Last juvenile transferred from Rader
• Police arrest registered sex offender on molestation complaint
• FAA investigates plane crash in Louisiana involving Tulsa pilot
• Tulsa firefighters assisting in blaze northwest of city
• Jury selected in police corruption trial
• Demolition on I-244 bridge over Arkansas River progressing
• Reward offered in copper theft that led to power outages
• Chance of rain this weekend in Tulsa area
• Police identify hit-and-run victim
• Police investigating carjacking on Sunday night
• Man runs burglars off from home
• Five arrested in two weekend burglaries
• Witnessing drug deal can be sticky situation
• Burglars cut electric power to rob homes
• Heat is harsh on marijuana crops
• Finding the lost
• Tulsa police corruption trial could be delayed
• Two Oklahoma soldiers killed
• OSU's Student Union expected to reopen for fall
• Small Oklahoma fire departments feeling budget heat
• Wildfire crisis may continue through summer
• Adopt a symbol of U.S. Western heritage
• Wild horses overrun assistance program
• Bartlesville man dies in head-on crash
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• Thousands without power after equipment failure near 66th and Lewis
• Hotel room catches fire, no injuries
• Coming Monday: Police trial could be delayed
• Oklahoma high courts move out of Capitol, into Judicial Center
• For-profit schools face higher federal scrutiny
• Candidates play 'name game' with campaign signs
• Second police corruption trial opens
• Debt limit standoff continues
• DREAM Act offers hope for some illegal immigrant youths in Oklahoma
• It's not the hottest July ever, but close
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• Tulsa Powwow unites tribes
• New Catoosa city manager ready for challenges
• Event to collect back-to-school donations
• Creek Council denies move to oust election company
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• New park rises from rubble of hospital
• Laura Bush to visit Tulsa in October
• Faces of Immigration: Woman is determined to succeed
• Faces of Immigration: Teen, family await ruling
• Faces of Immigration: Man now living 'the American Dream'
• Faces of Immigration: Being illegal limits 16-year-old overachiever
• Faces of Immigration: Local musician wants to stay in Tulsa
• Jay Cronley: Add sense of humor to school supply lists
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• Tax-free shopping this weekend
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• Lawsuit alleges false warrant sent man to life in prison
• Tulsan sentenced to 24 years in prison for fatal crash that killed Sand Springs family
• School districts tally state aid loss
• Trees need deep watering during extreme heat, drought
• New Cherokee chief election set for Sept. 24
• Oklahoma attorney general: Towns can't regulate sale of cold pills
• Burn ban in effect for Tulsa County
• Senate rejects House debt bill
• Oklahoma tattoo parlors mark five years of being legal
• Corrections, clarifications
• 26 dogs discovered in breeders' home
• Tulsa police officer promoted to brigadier general in Army National Guard
• BA Expressway pothole damages vehicles, closes westbound lanes
• Muslims prepare for hot Ramadan
• Retirees operate online Bible college as mission of faith
• Hominy preacher has 'Cinderella moment' in Ireland
• Weekly religion briefs
• Gilcrease school to convert to year-round calendar
• Big Brothers Big Sisters faces budget shortfall
• Neck and neck: Zoo fills tall order
• Police seeking six suspects in three robberies
• Jenks nightclub manager faces trial
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• FreeTulsa kicks off with nearly 10,000 in attendance
• What to do around Tulsa this weekend
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• Four men in critical condition after shootings in east Tulsa
• Tulsan arrested on new murder charge in 2001 killing
• Fifth family member dies after truck hits horse-drawn wagon
• Arrest made in Tulsan's stabbing death
• Police recover stolen property after traffic stop
• Two westbound lanes of Broken Arrow Expressway to remain closed until Saturday
• Tulsa County now under burn ban
• Police looking for suspects from separate overnight robberies
• State Board of Education votes to change transfer policy
• Police captain sues city over racial representation
• Tulsa council approves new change-of-government ballot
• Inmates gain education, degrees
• July heat: Triple-digit days hits 23 in Tulsa
• Town of Quinton grieves after accident claims 4 lives
• House vote on Boehner debt ceiling plan canceled
• Ready to rebuild, Joplin lifts hold on building permits
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• Corrections, clarifications
• Lawmakers want Oklahoma to opt out of federal highway programs
• Soldier admits planning Fort Hood attack
• Probe launched into banks' handling of state pension funds
• Eufaula hospital finds buyer, remains open
• DHS: No referrals preceded child's death
• Expired Cherokee terms subject for debate
• Plan for second Chandler turnpike interchange to be discussed
• Tulsa waste site teams with law enforcement to help get rid of unused medication
• Grimes Elementary not moving to Nimitz building this year
• Tulsa+ celebrates city's creativity
• Tulsa, OKC schools again on probation
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• Judge orders more briefings on firefighter lawsuit regarding political campaigning
• Jay Cronley: Bad weather beats out bad politics
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• 35 may have been sickened by algae
• Tulsa enthusiasts share things they like about the city
• House cancels vote on Boehner's debt-ceiling plan
• Murder defendant released on half-million dollars bond
• Judge asks for more information on firefighters' lawsuit
• Woman shot in face in drive-by
• Part-owner of fire-ravaged athletic club indicted on arson charge
• Police captain sues city over parade assignment
• Ozone Alert declared for Friday for Tulsa area
• Algae advisory issued for Skiatook Lake
• Rain chances throughout weekend in Tulsa area
• Man shot while running from apparent robbery attempt
• Collision with horse-drawn carriage kills 4 in Pittsburg County
• Jenks club manager charged in confrontation with police
• Amish community rallies to help uninsured woman paralyzed in accident
• Teenager pleads for leniency
• Chinese students learn engineering American style at OSU
• Trash board digs in against City Council
• Virtual charter school has physical site issues
• Two heat deaths reported, federal disaster declared as Oklahoma drought continues
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• Corrections, clarifications
• July's water usage far surpasses average
• Military court upholds Edmond soldier's conviction
• TU Ad Program gives students real-life marketing experience
• Tulsa Housing Authority using reserve funds to cover Section 8 funding loss
• Two council candidates drop out
• Tulsa city councilors: Animal task force must have broader representation
• Veterans' concerns fuel email deluge
• Skiatook native on TV show
• 3 arrests made in 2 burglaries
• GRDA bid to keep Grand Lake level up is denied
• Leader of oxycodone scheme pleads guilty
• Senate leaders say redistricting fight shouldn't affect elections
• Murder case refiled in 2001 slaying
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• Prescription drug disposal program to be announced today
• RiverWalk Crossing nightclub manager charged with obstructing officer
• Eufaula woman killed in motorcycle crash on I-40
• Man pleads guilty to Tulsa bank robbery
• Tulsan charged with manslaughter in man's beating death
• Two occupants injured in house fire; firefighters battling heat as well as flames
• Tulsa trash board sticks with plan on hauling contract
• Grass fires continue to plague Tahlequah area
• State's first virtual charter school goes awry with physical sites, Department of Education says
• Local officials lament FAA funding gap
• Local veterans participate in Virtual March on Washington
• Probation granted for three defendants in Miami, Okla., casino-fraud case
• Robber steals medicine from pharmacy customer
• USDA declares disaster for 74 state counties including Tulsa
• Centers and Institutes
• Police arrest 3 in early morning break-ins
• Mautino's task force on animal welfare will only include Tulsa councilors
• Wagoner water service restored after nearly 24 hours down
• EPA delays announcing decision on ozone rules
• House bill gains statewide support
• Transportation service offers new lifeline for disabled veterans
• DHS: Increase to child-care co-pays effective Nov. 1
• State board votes amnesty for pet breeders till Oct. 3
• City to target offenders parked in handicapped zones
• Oklahoma child support services nab top honor
• Tulsa lawmaker says Oklahoma pensions among top issues
• $1 million gift helps start NSU reading clinic
• 100 post offices could close
• Oklahoma City police officer charged with sex abuse resigns
• Rules stifle a Tulsa County burn ban
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• Taking Heat | Record-breaking water usage and one confirmed dead after stifling summer temps
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• Abercrombie & Fitch appeals Tulsa headscarf case verdict
• Autopsy gives clean toxicology report
• Police jail one man, question another in shooting death
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• Oklahoma university donating shoes to charity
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• Broken Arrow approves raises for nonunion employees
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• Fire destroys one Tulsa house, embers spread
• Cherokee justices deliberating in chief's appeal of election results
• Van strikes bicyclist Tuesday morning
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• Project Schoolhouse under way as schools converted, teachers and students reassigned
• Sentencing set for Oklahoma City pharmacist in murder case
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• Legislators collect millions in federal farm subsidies
• Algae outbreaks reported at Keystone Lake
• Roll call: How Oklahoma's congressional delegation voted
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• Body discovered in vacant lot; foul play not suspected
• Boley man drowns in Illinois River
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• Some higher-income families granted free tuition by scholarship program
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• Cherokee Supreme Court grants comparison of votes to tribe's voter registry
• Triple digits spark weekend heat advisories
• Man's body discovered in vacant lot
• Horse show brings South African teenager to Tulsa
• Hot weather on track to break more July records
• Lawsuit filed over new city districts
• City sales-tax revenue up
• Sad shuttle sendoff
• Cherokee election hearing testimony begins
• TPD detectives, other officers may see field duty
• Attorney General rejects ouster proceedings against Mayor Bartlett
• Planned Parenthood considers offering abortion services at Tulsa, BA clinics
• State lakes: Algae possibilities bloom
• Algae closes Fort Gibson Lake swimming area
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• Rep. John Sullivan's bill targeting EPA advances
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• Tulsa man gets 20 years in mistaken identity killing
• 6 area finalists among 12 named for Oklahoma teacher of year
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• Thursday hot temperatures set Tulsa record
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• Wheeler family doesn't want Bulger brought to Tulsa, reports say
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• Animal breeder's suit challenges new puppy mill law
• EPA targets 26 power plants
• Tulsa Townies bike rental kiosks at River Parks get upgrade
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• Cherokee Nation election voting records found flawed
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• Inhofe receives get well card from Sierra Club official
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
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• TPS to hold public forum on proposed sale of Wilson Middle School
• Tulsa's Woodward Park gets an extreme face-lift
• Tulsa mayor reverts to his first plan to split Public Works into three parts
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• Couple found slain in LeFlore County; son, 50, is arrested
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• State senator files redistricting lawsuit with Oklahoma's high court
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• Blackwell motorcyclist killed when hit by pickup that ran stop sign, OHP says
• Heat alert issued in Tulsa area as hot temperatures continue
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• Tulsa's new Boulder Bridge to span a longtime economic gap
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• Court rules that parents can pursue damages in wrongful-birth case
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• Observer alleges recount problems
• Cut in road funding feared
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• Algae toxicity tests being done on other lakes
• Tribute paid to son and soldier slain in Iraq
• TPS is urged to require uniforms at all schools
• Oklahoman starts petition for 'Caylee's Law'
• Oklahoma highway reopened after chemical spill
• Authorities look for suspect in double killing
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• Bulger pleads not guilty on 19 murder counts
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• Owasso's new city planner says move was easy
• Zoning code changes rejected
• Trial delayed in alleged plot to kill detective
• Tulsa woman ordered to face trial in son's diabetes-related death
• EMSA: Fireworks-related injuries up Fourth of July weekend
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• Tulsa soldier killed in Iraq remembered at local service
• Toddler killed by car backing out of driveway in Jenks
• Rebuilding Boulder bridge will help downtown, mayor says
• Police arrest man in fatal hit-and-run
• Man shot in head Tuesday night; police say injury gang-related
• TPS board has first look at proposed school start times
• Inhofe to introduce 'Pilot's Bill of Rights'
• State revenue jumps 15.5 percent
• Camp New Hope helps children of incarcerated parents
• Majority of councilors want government-change proposal on Nov. ballot
• GRDA plans testing of Grand Lake indefinitely
• Chad Smith petitions Cherokee court for new election
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• Fund set up for Poteau father, infant son who died in crash
• Memorial is slated for soldier from Tulsa killed in Iraq
• Sullivan's bill to analyze EPA actions getting a vote
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• Former Miami, Okla., bank employee pleads guilty to theft
• Fatal crashes down, alcohol arrests up during holiday weekend
• Tulsan sent to prison for pharmacy robbery
• Tulsa school board previews proposed changes to class hours
• Henryetta minister charged with sending sexual texts to minor
• Tulsa to pay less for fireworks after no grand finale in display
• Public meeting set on possible sale of Wilson Middle School
• Cherokee Nation election chairman turns in resignation letter
• Reconstruction of Boulder bridge to be announced tomorrow
• Woman's body found outside business
• Tulsa police looking for hit-and-run driver in death of motorcyclist
• TU education department focuses on urban teaching
• Mayor plans to create jobs with green initiative
• Commerce left without grocery store
• Cherokee chief looks to justices for recount
• Wynona man dies after fireworks accident
• Visitors who braved Grand Lake survive algae
• Tulsa's crime figures drop slightly over past six months
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• Oklahoma treasurer to discuss June revenue report
• Claremore man killed in pickup crash
• Rusty Farley, District 1 state representative, dies at 57
• Pastor's addiction caused heartache for family
• Attic fire at Tulsa home causes damage, no injuries
• Fire at day care causes severe damage
• Man booked on six armed robbery complaints in Tulsa
• Sex addiction fueled by Internet
• ATF helps local police pursue violent offenders
• Four more Tulsa police cars are vandalized
• LIFE Senior Services guide now available
• Oklahoma pilot dies in Colorado plane crash; wildfire sparked
• Jay Cronley: It's always darkest before the heat
• No rain to spoil Fourth of July fun this year
• Drowned man found in Grand Lake
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• Teen's training saves brother's life
• Attic fire damages North Tulsa home
• More police cars broken into, vandalized
• Man dies lighting fireworks with family in Osage County
• Fire damages daycare building, destroys vacant home
• Trend shows burglars strike during day
• Many sex offenders unemployed, increasing risk of re-offending
• Fourth brings in business for Bomb Squad
• Phase 1 of North Tulsa Sports Complex under way
• Oklahoma City man who wanted to use a 'sleepwalking' defense sentenced to life for murder
• State, schools differ on health insurance payment requirements
• Algae scares away visitors, revenue from Grand Lake area
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• Car crashes into store, driver flees
• Teen wounded in Saturday night shooting
• Five police cars damaged at garage during weekend
• Judge unlikely to give Ersland time off
• Prescription drug registry stops most addicts from doctor-shopping
• Two shot outside Tulsa bar
• Grass fire extinguished in north Tulsa
• Tulsa man wanted for murder in Texas
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• Mongol Rally a 10,000-mile quest
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• Crews battle large grass fire in north Tulsa
• Officials investigate near drowning of child
• Renovated BA library to reopen Tuesday
• Monday: A look at the Tulsa Bomb Squad
• Several police vehicles burglarized
• Car crashes into convenience store
• Police investigating bar shooting
• Marine runs 20 miles to support troops overseas
• New voting machines are coming, but Oklahoma voters may not notice a difference
• TPD identifies possible civilian desk jobs, freeing officers for field work
• BA BioLife gives work to Joplin employees
• Police probe results dismiss 5 more cases
• Cherokee leadership important to state
• City council campaigns are likely to be the most expensive yet
• Businesses stay busy, but algae keeps Grand Lake quiet
• OCAST awards $1.6 million for Oklahoma research projects
• Oklahoma leaders see sentencing reform as priority
• Train cars derail in Tulsa; no injuries reported
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• Officials: Cross burning at Sapulpa church won't be investigated as hate crime
• Tulsa developing an online permit map
• Doctor ordered to leave BA laser-treatment cancer clinic
• NSU starts college for adult learners
• House fire claims life of Nowata woman
• Oklahoma's 2011 weather is extreme, typical
• Ashe to visit for session on lesser prairie-chicken
• Jay Cronley: It's better in America than anywhere
• Algae common among Kansas lakes
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• Officials: Cross burning at Sapulpa church won't be investigated as hate crime
• Lakegoers urged to stay out of Grand
• Grand Lake: Swim at your own risk says GRDA
• Rogers High School Early College pilot program to stay at TCC
• Officials defend security detail trip to Ireland
• Fallen Tulsa soldier to be honored
• Police officers' trial delayed one week, until Aug. 1
• Camp sparks enthusiasm for engineering
• Baker is principal chief-elect for now
• Corrections, clarifications
• Inhofe blames illness on Grand Lake algae
• Grand Lake fireworks shows still set to go on
• Grand Lake Q&A
• Spat continues over limits on city employees' political activities
• Gender-neutral changes in NIV 2011 translation inspire debate
• Turmoil over regulations mars wake at rural home
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• Chad Smith files for injunction, asks for electronic recount
• Cherokee Supreme Court backs Thursday recount, Baker is chief-elect
• Official: Tulsa drinking water safe
• GRDA discourages swimming in Grand Lake
• Retesting shows no E. coli in Broken Arrow water supply
• Mobile dentists make checkups possible for former homeless patients
• Tulsa Public Schools transfer request letters due in the mail
• Fireworks injury hazard calls for safety first on the Fourth
• Heroes Act offers free tuition to children who lost parent in military
• Tulsa city council grills trash board over proposed changes
• Cherokee election: Baker wins over Smith in recount
• Mounds man dies in Okmulgee County wreck
• Tulsa trash board ethics complaint to be expedited
• Political newcomer joins District 5 City Council race
• Tulsa's first off-leash dog area to open today
• Tulsa City Council votes to hire its attorney as council administrator
• Coburn cancels two town-hall meetings
• Sullivan talks debt, taxes at town hall meetings
• Early learning target of latest round for Race to the Top funding
• Accusations of animal, child neglect lodged against couple
• Man granted new trial in Glenpool double killing
• Teen robbery suspect won't be charged with killing man
• Emergency meeting set today on blue-green algae in Grand Lake
• CareerTech cuts budget in light of 'extreme' appropriations reductions
• Jay Cronley: Movie-plot well running dry
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• Bill John Baker certified winner of Cherokee chief election
• GRDA calls emergency meeting on blue-green algae in Grand Lake
• Deadlock on debt dangerous, Fallin says
• Opening statements set in warden's wife's trial
• 2 sex-abuse charges are added to man's case
• DA's office nearly finished with investigation of DHS commission
• Tulsa federal judge rules against Abercrombie & Fitch in lawsuit over hijab
• KIPP Tulsa applies for charter school status
• Attorney General files fraud charges in tree trimming scam
• Man clad in fake beard, hat robs OKC bank
• Metro jobless rate rises to 6 percent
• Trash bids delayed by ethics probe
• OU to dedicate new Cancer Center during ceremony
• Cherokees to conduct recount in principal chief election
• Test changes could alter state math scores
• Former congressman rules out run for Second District seat
• Game warden for state kills alligator deemed a nuisance
• GOP council candidate seeks 'new age of civility'
• More parents seek help affording baby cribs
• Cherokee Election Commission expected to start recount today
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• Poteau teenager killed in LeFlore County crash
• Game warden says he shot alligator in far-eastern Oklahoma
• Tulsa County Sheriff's Office to promote new chief deputy Thursday
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• Three suspects in cross burning at black Creek County church
• Witness in corruption lawsuits tells of 'dirty cops'
• Bail OK'd for woman in murder case retrial
• Oklahoma Supreme Court says state employees' birth dates are not public record
• Youths fix homes for Tulsa-area needy residents through World Changers mission
• Baker campaign seeks injunction against Cherokee election commission
• Who should control collection: Trash board or city council?
• State education cuts explained
• Tulsa library receives 45 complaints about books and DVDs in its collection
• Suspicious fire destroys building
• Cheyenne-Arapahos to build 5th casino in Hammon
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• All for One | One Place formally breaks ground downtown, drawing praise from officials and community leaders
• In a Blue Funk | A community-led co-op took over months ago, but love alone might not save a neighborhood market
• City, county to provide joint employee health clinics
• Mayor's Public Works plan still a go
• Hillcrest system buys 2 hospitals
• Sullivan touts natural gas bill at Tulsa event
• Crashes prove fatal to 4 people
• Oklahoma Ethics Commission reprimands NRA lobbyist
• Voter-ID law faces another legal challenge in Tulsa
• 2 due murder trials in death of Coweta man
• Man arrested after standoff faces additional complaints
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• Officials announce statewide road projects affecting holiday travel
• Oklahoma education officials explain budget cuts that hit alternative education hard
• Alert witness' actions lead to arrest, charges in BA robbery
• Motorcycle rider killed in crash on East 31st Street
• Woman charged with first-degree murder in slaying of neighbor
• Two killed in ambulance-car crash near Braggs
• Cherokee chief candidate files for emergency injuction
• Bixby man's family finds him dead after crash into ravine
• Hillcrest purchases SouthCrest, Claremore Regional hospitals
• DUI checkpoints planned for Tulsa County
• More complaints for man who allegedly shot at officer
• Pharmacists in Pryor to demand prescriptions for pseudoephedrine in effort to combat meth
• State board axes funds for award-winning Street School
• Guilty pleas given in murder conspiracy
• Teen pleads guilty in robbery of homeowner
• Woman faces murder charge in husband's 17-story fall
• Youngsters put some shine in assisted living residents' day
• Tulsa soldier killed in grenade explosion in Iraq
• Osage chief insists county never lost its status
• Report links fired officer, Club Imperio owner
• Smith wins 'official' count
• Extreme heat breaks Tulsa record
• Ozone alert for 2 Oklahoma metro areas
• Fire burns 40 acres in north-central Oklahoma
• Jay Cronley: Feeling hot? Think back to the blizzard
• Coburn, Lieberman to unveil Medicare plan
• 1 Missourian killed, 2 injured in crash
• Former jailer ordered to stand trial in child's death
• Displaced pets in Joplin find new homes
• Ex-TPS mechanic sentenced in sex case
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• Blood banks see shortage in summer
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• City-county committee to meet to discuss duplication of services
• Cherokees officially declare Chad Smith winner in chief's race; Baker demands recount
• Apartment complex guard shoots man, who runs to nearby college, police say
• Tulsa soldier killed in Iraq
• TPD officer fired for relationship to alleged drug trafficker linked to club's drug bust
• Ozone Alert issued for Tulsa area for Tuesday
• TCC class leads to success
• Altus man convicted on murder, drug counts
• Oklahoma City suburb issues boil alert for water
• A different way to pay
• Sen. Mazzei works to thin tax exemptions
• Oregon a test case for pseudoephedrine drug law
• Baker wins close election for Cherokee principal chief
• DHS lowers child care subsidy for needy families
• Shakespeare carries away top prize in theater awards
• Two arrested in robbery of Broken Arrow QuickTrip
• Triple-murder suspect apprehended after jail break
• One killed, two injured in Muskogee County wreck
• Rhett Morgan: Oblivious to life's little details
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• Two arrested following robbery of Broken Arrow convenience store
• Monday: Medical company modeled on co-op
• Bill John Baker elected Principal Chief by slim margin
• Characters unite at Trek Expo 2011
• PlaniTulsa makes progress on strategic plan
• Dozens of state pensions exceed $100,000
• Two Tulsa city councilors still going strong at 79
• Four killed in three separate crashes
• Oklahoma inmates less obese, maybe healthier, than general population
• City Council challengers emphasize civility over confrontation
• Man pleads not guilty in Bartlesville shooting
• Tulsa Police Department sets stricter confidential informant policies
• Drug Haven: Pseudoephedrine sales highest in Tulsa area
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• Two chapels to be built at Hominy prison
• Tulsa+ kickoff event will feature speeches, performances and a band
• Two men shot in possible home invasion
• Truck carrying 9 teens runs off road; all injured
• Oklahoma universities top list of schools with American Indian graduates
• Jay Cronley: TV ads are not so convincing
• Corrections, clarifications
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• YMCA giving the gift of reading
• Two men shot in possible home invasion
• Trek Expo attracts generations of fans
• Creek chief gives last State of Nation address
• Educators decry cuts to bonuses, insurance
• Sullivan starting over on EPA bill
• Ex-mayor Kathy Taylor interested in TU president post
• Cherokee cyclists ride Trail of Tears route
• Construction begins on mixed-use development
• Drug bust part of 3-year investigation
• Secret Service officer sues Oklahoma narcotics agent for malicious prosecution
• Planning to pop off fireworks? Read the 'fine' print
• Architect exhibits sketches of world's churches
• Corrections, clarifications
• Algae found in water at Grand Lake may be dangerous
• Broken Arrow to keep testing water supply
• Mob boss brought back to Boston; will he sing?
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• Oklahoma delegation splits on Libyan conflict votes
• OKC Pentecostal conference to gather India faithful
• OpenTable expands into Owasso facility
• Jehovah's Witnesses meet Friday
• Turley nonprofit wins free orchard
• Finishing touches being put on Rayola Park
• Assistant AG Mykel Fry to lead Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
• Dog flies to new home in California
• 2 teens charged with murder in crash
• Felon sentenced in murder of teen, three other crimes
• Wall of flame threatens Oklahoma resort town
• Excise board approves $80.9 million county budget
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• Creek Nation chief gives last State of the Nation speech
• E. coli bacteria found in Broken Arrow water supply
• Jobs are focus of campaign for Cherokee chief
• One Place breaks ground on downtown development
• Jay Cronley: TV weather forecast not so cheesy
• Teacher bonuses, adult education among programs cut from education budget
• City Council OKs budget
• Tulsa undervalued and underappreciated in best places to raise family rankings
• Police arrest two after armed robbery in fast-food drive through
• Appeals court grants new trial for Tulsa woman ruling prosecutorial misconduct
• Longtime fugitive 'Whitey' Bulger nabbed after 16 years; suspect in Tulsa man's murder
• Tulsa councilors OK election resolution on a second ballot
• Rising crime rates prompt study to evaluate state's justice system
• State regents OK tuition, fee increases
• History of 'Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam
• Bulger described as Robin Hood, diabolical killer
• Inhofe opposes debt ceiling hike
• Bucks for the bang: Fireworks show front-row seating to help fund event
• Mayor, union sign contract with 2 percent stipends
• Collinsville man pleads guilty to stealing from firm, selling items on eBay
• Wells at Oologah power plant site show pollution, group says
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• 2 jailed after police standoff
• Capture of 'Whitey' Bulger pleases Tulsa authorities
• Fire damages home, displaces two residents
• Tulsa firefighters sue mayor, city
• Pilot might have been disoriented, NTSB report says
• State regents to vote on tuition increase
• Trash board wary of contract snag
• Rubbernecking allowed
• Board member not leaving a mark
• Two surrender after shot fired at police leads to standoff
• Mobster on lam 16 years nabbed
• Tulsa County judge rules city elections must use districts' new maps
• Obama: 33,000 troops to come home by summer 2012
• Reliance on Guard may ease
• Delegation offers mixed reaction on drawdown
• Plan to kill ethanol subsidies stalls
• Abuse found by medical authorities
• Tulsa family puzzled by father's killing
• Tulsa man receives split 10-year term in rape of woman
• Shot fired at clerk in convenience store holdup
• Camp a getaway for teens who care for someone with Alzheimer's
• State conducts its first online bison auction
• Hargises give $1.5 million to Branding Success scholarship program
• Catoosa to release tapes in Open Records Act lawsuit
• Oklahoma Promise June 30 deadline looms
• Fire training: Foam motion
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• Council set to approve budget tonight
• Fugitive mob boss 'Whitey' Bulger captured
• Lack of City Council support makes trash board reticent to ask for bids
• Kitchell, bar employee jailed regarding minors in Jenks bar area
• High-speed pursuit terminated before crash Wednesday, police say
• NTSB: Pilot in fatal Tulsa crash may have been disoriented
• 75-year-old woman recovering after dog attack
• Tulsa Zoo gives first look at new giraffes
• Police arrest man after apartment complex shooting
• United Way sets 2011 goal: $24,556,573
• Cherokees take action on charter school plan
• Parole board to consider commuting drug offenders' cases
• Global Gardens students at Parks Elementary build earthen oven
• Witness in Tulsa police corruption probe loses bid to delay deposition
• City may reassign North Tulsa project
• Judge to hear Tulsa election map case
• Juvenile Court desperate for decent conditions, advocates for new facility
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• Centers of Attention | The parks department hopes private partners will revive shuttered community centers
• Glacier Melting? | After UTW story, funding for two "small area plans" is approved -- a big move for a council and mayor often at odds
• Fallin in Ireland for daughter's wedding
• Federal immigration agency's nationwide sweep nets 7 Tulsa-area arrests
• Lawsuit alleging unconstitutionality of West Siloam Springs' municipal court dropped
• FBI takes new approach in its search for fugitive
• Dog-abuse suspect is boundover for trial on threat claim
• Creek Nation to celebrate tribe's annual national holiday at event
• Zingo roller coaster for sale on Facebook
• Affirmative action supporters target women to oppose SQ 759
• Storms prompt lawmakers to call for tougher building codes
• DHS offering food assistance to storm victims
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• Constitutionality of funds transfer argued
• Medical summer camp gives students hands-on experience
• Corrections, clarifications
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• Oklahoma City metro area among strongest performers in U.S.
• Sapulpa dog-dragging defendant to face trial in witness-intimidation case
• Oklahoma legislators consider mandates for storm shelters
• Parole Board will consider commuting some life-without-parole sentences
• City Council moves toward takeover of north Tulsa development project
• Tulsa business, house fires deemed suspicious
• Immigration sweep last month results in 2,400 arrests nationally, 7 in Tulsa
• Two giraffes arrive safely at Tulsa Zoo
• Tulsa Area United Way sets 2011 goal at $24.6 million
• Police release photo of video store robber
• Police arrest man on multiple child molestation allegations
• Pardon and Parole Board consider commutations in life-without-parole cases
• Jay Cronley: At last — chatting with real people
• Illinois River officials sound alarm at recent drownings
• Tulsa schools advance new calendar
• Oklahoma Transition Services helps young people adjust to adulthood from state custody
• HUD finds issues with N. Tulsa project
• Conservatives attack natural gas bill as wasteful subsidy
• Native American-U.S. case settled on Indian land trust accounts
• City seeks ruling on maps
• More consumers cruise car lots
• Greenwood Chamber's development arm criticized in audit; north Tulsa project in jeopardy
• 2 hikers rescued from Oklahoma wildlife refuge
• Judge mulls juror challenges in Parker case
• FBI turns to TV to find Whitey Bulger's girlfriend
• Man with shotgun robs Oklahoma bank
• Districts 5, 6 town hall attendees criticize proposed change to city government
• Henry accepts position on terrorism prevention board
• Dobson Family House in Miami, Okla., added to National Register of Historic Places
• Boy dies after Jeep rolls into lake with him in it
• Child-neglect ruling overturned in case of mother who didn't seek medical treatment for her 9-year-old son
• Injured woman arrested in slaying
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• Number of drownings on Illinois River alarms officials
• Woman treated for smoke inhalation, cat missing after house fire
• Man, baby killed in crash identified
• Woman charged with child endangerment after 5-year-old's beating
• Man fatally shot in Glenpool following domestic dispute
• Arkansas man dies after striking pole in Delaware County
• Smithsonian to hold festival of Choctaw food, arts
• Heat suspected in death of Enid woman at her home
• Coburn sees necessity in revenue increases
• Cherokee Nation election ballot includes 10 offices, 3 referenda
• Police investigation continues into Saturday's dispute-turned-fatal shooting
• Blue Cross Blue Shield seeks Champions of Health award nominations
• Teenage boy drowns in Lake Eufaula
• Body of soldier recovered from Illinois River
• Intruder shot after a confrontation, BA police say
• Gunmen rob south Tulsa coffee shop, customers
• Life expectancy of Tulsa County residents shows decrease
• Mangum, Greer County brace for Bobbi Parker trial
• Tulsa-Mexico student exchange called off
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• Eight new Oklahoma license tags themes available for order
• 911 wireless system improved but not perfect
• City asks for suggestions to improve animal welfare operation
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• Motorcyclists may be out in force
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• Police believe woman may have shot neighbor in fatal dispute Saturday
• Monday: Public-private partnership sought for animal shelter
• Coffee shop, customers, robbed at gunpoint Sunday
• Home intruder shot by homeowner in Broken Arrow
• EMSA treats 4 for heat Saturday, 1 in critical condition
• Limited Sunday newspaper produced due to press problem
• Jay Cronley: Class reunions put a face on fading beauty
• TPS school calender may have fewer, but longer days.
• Residents begin rebuild, stores open in Joplin
• State workers get bonuses for not quitting
• Sunday paper shortened
• Feud over council district borders could derail city elections
• Fair Meadows struggling in obscurity
• Celebrate Dad with discounted fun
• Tulsa nightclub target of drug bust
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• Man killed, woman injured in Saturday shooting
• Big Wheel racers relive childhood as part of benefit
• Sunday: Complaints abound at Fair Meadows
• Pearl Harbor veterans visit USS Oklahoma mast at Muskogee memorial
• Audio, video evidence in Tulsa police corruption trial released
• Rader Center's closure still on track, OJA director says
• DHS' openness questioned
• Thousands gather to remember OKC civil-rights leader Clara Luper
• Oklahoma's unemployment rate dropping
• Regents approve OSU hike in tuition
• Lawmaker blames drug lobby for meth bill's failure
• Cadets receive alternative to learning at academy
• Trash board to play nice with councilors
• Man gets 80 years for attacking woman
• Former hitman suspect charged in firearms case
• Three districts name teachers of year
• Nominations open for Claremore Wall of Fame
• Heavy Metal: Crews Demolishing Bridge
• Sulfur dioxide sparks air quality advisory for Muskogee area
• Tax changes should produce $7.7 million more for state
• Oklahoma state treasurer fires internal auditor
• All-Tulsa cast brings Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Joseph" to life
• REO Speedwagon to play Guts Church fundraiser for Haiti
• Campers given insight to life at Anytown
• Veteran gets home-repair help through Rebuilding Together Tulsa
• Drug bust takes place at site of recent shootout
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• ONEOK FreedomFest
• No delay expected in closing Rader Center, despite request from employees group
• Tulsa bank robberies suspect brought to the Tulsa Jail
• Videos, wiretapped calls turned over to the World
• Undercover deputies make drug bust at grocery store
• Suspect in one rape case sentenced to 80 years in another
• Corrections sees surplus at close of budget year
• Two men face federal charges in plot to murder Tulsa homicide detective
• Route 66 eastbound closed in Verdigris for fatal wreck
• Deployed Oklahoma troops part of Afghanistan drawdown, Gates says
• Law enforcement officials kill two after Pushmataha County bank robbery
• TPS adds first-ever middle school session of summer arts camp
• Judge to release inmate after poor counsel in drug case
• Oklahoma-sold gel caps don't contain pure pseudoephedrine, pharmacists say
• Tulsa election showdown brewing
• Juneteenth in Tulsa marks the end of slavery, race riot
• Suspicious fire burns several abandoned apartments
• Sarkeys Foundation awards grants to 41 area nonprofits
• Restaurant licensing, food handler permit fees could increase
• Tulsa City-County Library Commission approves $27 million budget
• Mayor finds $800,000 to fund council priorities
• Man, 24, announces bid for City Council
• Bail set in DHS bomb-threat case
• Hominy man pleads guilty to murder in shooting death
• OSU in-state students may face tuition, fee hike
• State seeking more storm-shelter funds from FEMA
• Sand Springs minister dies after motorcycle accident
• Drowning victim, 24, was 'conscientious student' close to finishing degree
• Jay Cronley: Prairie companions had novel ideas
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• Hominy man sentenced to 20 years in teen's 1997 murder
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• Drowning victim was Langston student who loved working with wildlife
• Kansan charged with sexually abusing infant in Tulsa
• Federal charges filed in alleged plot to kill Tulsa police detective
• Hominy man makes plea deal in January killing near Leonard
• Confessed heroin addict sentenced to 35 years for armed robbery
• Sand Springs pastor dies after motorcycle wreck
• Thunderstorms move through area; 1,900 lose power
• Traffic slowed as crews cleanup two highway wrecks
• FreeWheelers set for longest leg in cross-state bicycle trek
• TPS student transfer requests due Friday
• Jenks nightclub manager arrested
• Tulsa planetarium reopens with new hi-def dome system
• Warehouse fire chars more hope in Joplin
• Jury awards couple $3.1 million in Jenks land dispute
• Three juveniles arrested after early morning car jacking
• Convicted officers will keep pensions
• Duke jury questioning OK'd
• Pseudoephedrine and meth: Doctors debate restricting sale of allergy drug
• Policy change could open door to off-reservation gaming in Oklahoma
• Early Settlement program, mediators celebrated at reception
• Charges in plot to kill police official dismissed
• Think Pink: Cancer Survivor Support
• Kern: Weiner should resign, stop distracting Congress
• State wants to count how many veterans live here
• Odot: 100 Years Strong
• Family of man who died from park-trail collision warns of danger
• Tulsa firefighters honor man who pulled crash victim from burning truck
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• 4 men charged in drug plot; forged prescriptions alleged
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• Council to hold final hearing on budget tonight
• Second calamity befalls Joplin tornado victims when fire burns salvaged equipment
• Jury awards couple $3.1 million in Jenks Public Schools eminent domain case
• Nightclub manager arrested on allegations of assaulting Jenks police chief, resisting arrest
• Apartment fire apparently started in microwave oven
• Body of Tulsa man recovered from Cimarron River
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after colliding with tractor-trailer
• Fire burns building, roof of business next door
• Coburn's amendment to end ethanol subsidies fails
• Councilors discuss trash contract length
• DHS cuts services, sets higher co-pays for child-care subsidies
• Henryetta teen faces second-degree murder charge in shooting of 13-year-old
• Iconic driller statue stays golden with new coat of paint
• Mosque flap leads to TPD captain being suspended
• Post-trial contact with jury requested
• HB 1804 gets court boost
• Clark Elementary honored for achievements
• Prosecutors reviewing fatal fall case, potential charges for wife
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• Rough Road for Incumbents | Voter dissatisfaction with infighting could challenge those already in office
• Open for Bid-ness | New department saves city money by encouraging private vs. public competition
• Preservation Clarification | Federal recognition, not historical zoning, planned for Greenwood district, city officials say
• High winds damage Norman, hail pounds Oklahoma City
• Corrections, clarifications
• Collectors just stringing along
• Tulsa mayor wants to wait on transit funding increase
• Eagleton seeks $12.7 million cut to city's budget
• Councilors argue for using older districts for upcoming elections
• New law could be costly for drivers who ignore road blocks during flood
• National Guard, Army Reserve training facility opens in Muskogee
• Sand Springs police, FBI agents search for bank robber
• Roommate hit in stomach by shotgun blast during fight
• I-244 bridge construction requires detours, patience
• OSU medical center being renovated after flood
• Voters elect two mayors, OK tax
• Man sentenced to 12 years for Owasso Kum & Go robbery
• 4 teens arrested after weekend robberies, homicide
• Man faces felony murder complaint after burglary, shooting death
• Pruitt, Lamb recap recent efforts to GOP audiences
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• Flag Day: Ceremonial retirement
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• Honors and Awards
• Hazmat responders investigating carbon monoxide at business
• Golden Driller getting a fresh coat of paint
• Police captain suspended for 2 weeks without pay over mosque dispute
• State board of health to discuss disaster drill, legislation
• Roommates fight; one hit in stomach by shotgun blast
• Bidders hope for a steal at county property auction
• State revenues rebounding
• College summer camps for kids a growth industry
• Osage Nation speaks out against proposed wind farms
• TPS makes cuts to special education
• 2 TPD officers acquitted in corruption trial are back on payroll, will receive back pay
• Rancher's legacy is land for family
• Stars and Stripes in spotlight today
• Corrections, clarifications
• Inhofe questions safety of change in 45th Infantry's mission
• Eufaula, Checotah voters to choose mayors
• Fallin among governors seeking state management of health funding
• Sperry superintendent announces his retirement
• BA schools forum on audit attracts little interest
• North Tulsans discuss changing city government structure
• Demolition of I-244 westbound bridge set to begin
• Workshops offered for current, prospective parents
• Tulsa County board approves slight budget increase
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• Jay Cronley: Held hostage in a Hollywood courtroom drama
• State GOP officials to speak in Tulsa today
• Seventh person dies after Indian Nation Turnpike crash
• Missing child prompts search west of downtown Tulsa
• Man charged with hit-and-run in May 31 auto-pedestrian crash
• Woman robbed in home invasion at knifepoint
• Broken Arrow putting life into downtown
• Storage unit limits sought
• Springboard to the future
• Candidates for 2nd District see path to victory in Obama, Ryan
• Tulsa street maintenance will remain a city effort
• State Guard troops off to Afghanistan
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• Corrections, clarifications
• Jury criticized for Ersland verdict
• After tornadoes, animal shelters need, give aid
• Michael Overall: Not every child meant to be prodigy
• Bike ride promotes fun, fitness
• How tweeting started a save-our-Tulsa group
• J.M. Davis gun museum gets pistol with a history
• Home damaged as storms move through northwest Oklahoma
• Tulsa councilors want more money for buses, less for KPMG office
• Crowd helps break ground at Admiral Twin
• City Council elections will rise or fall on voter turnout
• Kuwait is next stop for part of the 45th
• Juror in TPD trial explains verdicts
• Joplin 'a city in need'
• Jay Cronley: Bicyclists come in assorted packs
• Free Wheelers depend on their road angels
• Miss OSU crowned Miss Oklahoma
• Day-by-day look at the police corruption trial
• Friday's verdict
• City prepares to defend against lawsuits
• Tulsa County DA says verdicts unlikely to change relief given to criminal offenders in wake of corruption probe
• Trial of 2 more officers begins in July
• Police trial: What they said
• Tulsa man jailed after 8-hour standoff with police
• Tulsa woman gets life without parole in murder plot
• Tulsa Tough Day 2: Cyclists blaze through Brady District
• Tulsa Pride Festival brings diverse supporters together
• PlaniTulsa advocates criticize Bartlett for lack of support
• Sapulpa council to vote on $36 million budget
• Deputy dragged by truck during routine traffic stop
• Drumright man arrested on murder charge
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• Joint town hall meeting to be held for Districts 1,3
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• Throngs assemble at Admiral Twin groundbreaking
• They're well-traveled spokeswomen
• Tulsa County property sales spiking
• 911 tape reporting man's deadly fall from high-rise tower released
• Bowling field trip teaches autism-spectrum students about adapting
• OHP Academy enrollment is open
• TPS gets new Teach for America recruits
• Accused Tulsa officers, their families react to mixed verdict
• Two officers cleared, one found guilty
• Corrections, clarifications
• Author seeks viewpoints on Jesus during trip to Holy Land
• Goal is showing depth of faith
• More than 600 area nonprofit groups have lost their tax-exempt status
• Political newcomer Liz Hunt to run for Council District 4 seat
• After audit, BA schools 'ready to move on'
• Fingerprint led to charges in rape case
• Killer handed life term at resentencing
• Ex-TPS exec's trial in sex case delayed
• Tonkawa Tribe pays $2 million to drop casino lawsuit
• More funding needed to complete museum
• Tulsa cycling committee to get into gear
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• Police trial timeline
• Acquitted police officers could return to force
• Police trial notebook: Extra time
• Two acquitted, one found guilty in police trial
• TU Alumni Internship Program
• Rain possible in Tulsa area today, this weekend
• Celebrate Family History Month with the Genealogy Center
• Tulsa Library to host “A Fine Romance: Jewish Songwriters, American Songs” traveling exhibit
• Jay Cronley: Customer is always right? Only if buying
• Tulsa Community College to increase tuition, fees by about 5 percent
• Mayor to split Public Works department despite councilors concerns
• Young cancer patients find fun and friendship at Camp OK Corral
• Feds launch crackdown on immigration scams
• Broken Arrow audit clears some, indicates possible criminal action in two areas
• Tulsa Police Officer Bruce Bonham calls accusers liars
• Growth cycle shows Tulsa Tough 'blowing up' as national event
• Arizona wildfire crews struggle to protect homes
• Puppy has doggone close call
• Part of Tulsa street to be renamed for Martin Luther King Jr.
• Tulsa Zoo Farm Fest to feature farm animals, agriculture activities
• More winners named in Miss Oklahoma prelims
• Westcott won't seek re-election to Tulsa City Council
• RNC chief: GOP will be competitive in 2nd District
• Legality of anti-meth ordinances questioned
• Oklahoma Health Care Authority CEO given pay raise
• Lawmaker challenges Education Board's vote
• 'Major' suspect nabbed in local metal theft epidemic
• Pair plead guilty in deadly shootout
• ATF to run trace on guns linked to fatal shooutout
• Stricter bond conditions sought for wife of man who fell to his death
• Creek County's Drumright courtroom to stay open
• Civil-rights activist Clara Luper dies, at 88
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• Zink Dam to get temporary repairs
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• Husband rescues drowning puppy using CPR
• ATF agents request reports on guns seized after crime spree
• Head-on collision kills man in wrong lane
• Man allegedly stabs roommate in face
• Civil rights leader Clara Luper dies in Oklahoma City
• Federal judge apologizes for misconduct
• New state laws tackle drinking violations
• Resistance growing to increasing Tulsa's trash rate
• Father: Son tried to fix marriage
• Donations help girl compete in horse show after tornado destroyed her home
• Tulsa's sales tax revenues on the rise
• Cities take the lead in anti-meth fight
• Report: Immigrant workers' education levels on rise
• Indicted Tulsa police officer testifies in court
• Program honors vets with trip to WWII memorial
• Cat's-eye view of the world
• Paramedic's lawsuit allowed to proceed
• Doctor pleads guilty to federal steroids conspiracy charge
• Man handed prison term in rape of girl
• Oklahoma City attorney files lawsuit challenging state budget
• Medicare could cost Oklahoma $6.5 billion a year, policy group says
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• Tulsa contestant takes talent titles
• 311 creation concerns utility board
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• Council to consider renaming street to MLK Boulevard tonight
• River Parks Authority to consider funds for Zink Dam repair
• Complaint upgraded to first-degree murder in man's fall from building
• City sales-tax revenue up slightly
• Low water at Skiatook Lake to close Tall Chief Cove beach
• Police arrest woman after husband's 17-story fall
• Checotah teacher faces new sex charges involving juveniles
• Proposal to divide Public Works Department draws fire from Tulsa City Council
• Focus on patient safety
• Corrections, clarifications
• Third anniversary brings memories but no suspects in slayings
• Witness: Agent asked about murder for hire through informant
• Defense witnesses: Officers' behavior could be consistent with common practices
• Dan Boren won't seek fifth term in Congress
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• Delayed to Death? | PLANiTULSA could die from Mayor Bartlett's foot-dragging, critics say
• Economic Introspection | "Job-gettingest mayor" puts plan where his mouth is. Joint university/city data project is first step of Bartlett's development plan
• Councils at odds with mayor on cutting school guards
• Report states Oklahoma's high school graduation rate ranks 34th nationally
• Council eyes Tulsa transit system funding hike
• Tulsa City Council considers naming street for MLK
• District 8 residents divided over city manager proposal
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• Teen defendant agrees to testify in murder case
• St. Pius X academic team undefeated at nationals, may be No. 1 in U.S.
• Man arraigned in firearms case linked to crime spree
• Man set for rape trial again accused
• Tulsan pleads guilty to child-porn charges after applying for FBI job
• TPS summer meal program begins; 70 locations offered
• Fatal collision near Henryetta that killed mother, kids devastates family
• Tulsa Zoo to bring in two new female giraffes
• Three Tulsans arrested following attack on rural Sallisaw woman
• Former area resident handed prison term in 'Ponzi scheme'
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• Miss Oklahoma preliminaries begin at Mabee Center
• Woman arrested after husband falls from 25th floor of apartment building
• Tulsa Zoo to host two new female giraffes
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• North Cincinnati Avenue could be renamed for MLK
• Appeals court affirms killer's five life sentences
• Jenks to keep battling 18-and-older club
• 105 Tulsa-area WWII veterans to head to D.C.
• Ballard's new contract comes with bonus
• Testimony: Police planted drugs
• Police looking for man suspected in two robberies
• Ex-Tulsa auditor on front lines of state reorganization
• Another juror chosen in trial of warden's wife
• Aid deadline nearing for some Oklahoma tornado victims
• Rep. Ed Cannaday named to Race to the Top group
• Six counties named major disaster areas
• Youth Philanthropy Initiative seeking applicants
• OSU alumni association to hold annual Stampede
• Cherokee candidates agree to abide by court's decision on freedmen
• TU law student dies in wreck
• Police arrest four juveniles on burglary complaints
• Woman sexually assaulted, beaten by home invader
• Jay Cronley: Traveling Tulsa with broken springs and exploding tires
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• Corrections, clarifications
• Officials warn of heat stress, stroke this week
• TITAN Home
• TPS Education Service Center closed after water main break
• TU student killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Police are looking for a man charged with kidnapping, rape
• Burglaries from vehicles are on the rise say police
• Traffic report pinpoints Bixby danger zones
• Fatal carjacking a rarity in Tulsa
• Tulsa County, Collinsville add 3 weather sirens
• Four juveniles arrested after car stolen from house
• Fewer Oklahomans own homes according to 2010 Census data
• Tulsans recall Normandy Invasion 67 years later
• Vintage railroad cars on display at Route 66 Village
• 2 more jurors chosen for warden's wife's trial
• Man who kept OKC police at bay for hours ID'd
• Joplin tornado toll rises to 141 fatalities
• Dean family still seeks resolution in daughter's homicide case
• Eastern Oklahoma lawmakers criticize 50-year water plan
• Man shot during robbery on street
• Oklahoma City woman killed in I-35 crash
• Body of Illinois River drowning victim found
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• Cool Cash program encourages Tulsans to recycle refrigerators
• Crowd watches historic train, cars moved to display
• Coming Monday: Local veterans recall D-Day 67 years ago
• Head-on crash kills six near Henryetta
• Jay Cronley: Customers would like a smile with that
• Tulsa police still piecing shootout events together
• Beat the heat at five Tulsa pools this summer
• 23 DOC employees at women's prisons disciplined; 12 fired
• Next trash deal could cost haulers $30 million
• 2009 FBI sting ensnares police
• Creek Nation chief: Tribe may be under FBI investigation
• Motorcycle crash kills Inola woman
• Improvements to Oklahoma drinking water could cost $87 billion
• Oklahoma women compete for the crown
• Birth, death certificates available at new Tulsa site
• Illinois River searched for body of 18-year-old man
• Pharmacist convicted of murder hopes for governor's pardon
• Tulsa Race Riot inspires student art exhibit at Living Arts of Tulsa
• Cyclists urged to preregister for Tulsa Tough races
• Tulsa doctor designs knee replacement device
• Slain TU grad student was in wrong place at wrong time
• 11 give testimony in Tulsa police corruption trial
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• Grace helps with spousal loss
• Way back when: Today in history
• Sunday: FBI investigates Creek Nation for alleged kickbacks
• Sunday: Tulsa trash haulers may be forced out
• Abandoned Pielsticker mansion runs afoul of city code
• Tulsa's Animal Welfare shelter to show off renovations
• Creek, Kilpatrick turnpikes to be widened
• Wild Heart Ranch Wildlife Rescue fights regulations hurting its fundraising
• Police: Officers fired shot that killed alleged crime spree gunman
• Joplin sees huge influx of donations
• A new batch of Teach for America recruits is coming to Tulsa while others will depart
• Police Chief Chuck Jordan testified the officers' actions violated department practices.
• Looking forward
• By age 13, Billy Joe Hamons was already in trouble with the law
• New council district map OK'd
• Plaintiff in dismissed City Council suit to run for District 2 seat
• Felon sentenced in bank heists
• United Methodists approve mission trip policy
• BA schools audit to be released
• Sullivan prods Obama official for approval of his EPA regulatory study bill
• Lawmakers look ahead to 2012 session
• State processing claims on $51 million insurance judgment
• Broken Arrow Library will be closed until July 5
• Memorial at RSU honors fallen cadets of OMA
• Medal of Honor recipient saluted with statue at Tulsa International Airport
• This week
• Ron Paul appears on CNN's "State of the Union." Sara Palin on Fox News Sunday
• March for Jesus to have global flair
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• Local Vital Records office to move next week
• Authorities investigating toddler death in Bartlesville
• Farewell, food pyramid: USDA updates nutrition guide with new icon
• Fire burns out tire store
• Police confirm names of injured woman and alleged gunman in Tulsa Hills shooting
• Employees for city win first contract for bid work
• Drive less, stay indoors on Ozone Alert days
• DA: Former Skiatook superintendent may face more charges
• Officers crackdown on gangs, guns
• Symposium looks at issue of freedmen
• Two linked to fatal crime spree appear in court
• Tapes played at trial reveal officers' conversations about drug deals
• 13 Tulsa schools close permanently Thursday
• Man shoots woman, kills self
• State revenue collection tops $10 billion mark
• 12 Oklahoma jails ID illegal immigrants with fingerprints
• Pact on debt limit looks unlikely, Boren says
• NSU president to take UCO helm
• OBI, Tulsa Zoo team up for blood donor event
• Tulsa to begin nationwide search for planning director
• E. coli infection linked to child-care program
• Drumright courtrooms may be closed to save money
• Bid to move teen killer to adult prison denied
• Jay Cronley: One can never be too careful
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• 4th Sweeney murder case defendant given trial date
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• Gunman dies of self-inflicted wound at Tulsa Hills
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• First Ozone Alert of season declared for Friday
• Honors and Awards
• Gangs and guns sweep nets 129 arrests
• Metro jobless rate drops to lowest level in two years
• TU Fulbright scholarship winner chooses to teach at the National University of Laos
• Federal program helps feed low-income children during summer
• Ranger charged in wildfires
• Cochlear implant surgeon first to offer services in Tulsa
• Mayor Bartlett touts Tulsa's recent job growth
• Video showing police officers in sting aired in court
• Meth lab discovered after shots fired during dispute
• Weapons cache found
• In Focus
• Fire destroys hangar containing ammunition at Jones-Riverside
• Corrections, clarifications
• ORU donates mattresses for Joplin tornado relief
• Judge rules petition to change Council does not violate 'single-subject' rule
• Wilburton nursing home stripped of Medicare, Medicaid eligibility
• Tulsa area National Merit, National Achievement scholars announced
• Woman robs credit union
• Man wounded in robbery attempt in parking lot
• Evangelistic Temple private Christian school closes for good
• Key witness in fraud case gets 5 months in prison
• Fallin meets with Oklahoma Guard troops
• OTA proposing turnpike improvements
• Wage rate mix-up forces ODOT to reject 11 project bids
• Claremore man talks about being rescued from drowning
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• Police discover dozens of guns in two vehicles; arrests made
• Faculty and Staff
• Man shot running away from robbers
• City Council considers temporary waivers for limit on dogs
• Councilors critical of Republican consultant for redistricting plan
• Man pleads guilty in Muskogee 4-year-old's fatal stabbing
• Yearbook commemorates Houston's last years as an elementary school
• County OKs funds for land for a new juvenile justice center
• State sues EPA over regional haze plan
• Police corruption trial opens with jury picks in federal court
• Rampage leaves two dead, another suspect is sought
• UCO offering free data recovery for storm victims
• Labor Dept. awards aid to tornado victims
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• Who Will Budge It First? | Another year, another budget battle. Can councilors and the mayor avoid 2010's volley of vetoes and overrides?
• Grassroots in Greenwood | Activists say historical status is the first step to preserving the legacy and future of a culturally important neighborhood
• Hole-istic Medicine | A Tulsa vet says the key to some pet's health lies just below the surface -- and fur
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• Governor: Joplin to begin removal of debris today
• Corrections, clarifications
• National test finds loss of driving know-how
• Tulsa Sound co-founder Rocky Frisco to run for City Council seat
• Search continues for second Memorial Day weekend drowning victim
• New drugs could help treat hepatitis C
• Fallin to visit Oklahoma troops bound for Afghanistan
• Murder charge filed in Jay woman's 1996 disappearance
• ODOT to mark 100th anniversary at meeting today
• Fallin to visit Oklahoma National Guard troops in Mississippi today
• Local, State briefs
• Rekindling Spirit
• 5-year-old only sibling in family to survive Piedmont tornado
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• House fire guts vacant north Tulsa home
• About the School
• Recently imprisoned man leads police on early-morning chase
• 7 Locust Grove seniors hit scholarship jackpot
• Grand Lake marks good Memorial Day weekend despite storm damage
• Tornado season winding down in region
• Tulsa Civil Air Patrol cadets honor fallen with changing of the guard re-enactment
• Representative says passing bills is supposed to be difficult
• Witness lists filed as alleged police corruption trial goes to court Tuesday
• Paralyzed Tulsa teen prepares to graduate
• Apologetic robber implies gun, robs pharmacy
• Judge wants prosecutor off her fraud case
• 10th juror in place in trial of warden's wife
• Oklahoma to get more than $47 million in HUD funds
• Joplin shelter to keep housing pets
• Robber at Broken Arrow convenience store hits worker in face
• Apologetic robber steals Oxycontin from Tulsa pharmacy
• Two drown in Illinois River over weekend
• Braggs man dies after car strikes tree
• Oklahoma manhunt to be featured on TV
• Man charged in Tulsa radio station assault still not competent for hearing
• Jay Cronley: Furniture a factor in battle of the sexes
• Lawmaker says too few control too much in committees
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• Corrections, clarifications
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• Scottish fest organizers work to kilt the Driller
• Civil Air Patrol cadets honored to take part in "changing of the guard"
• Robber reportedly hits gas clerk in face, takes cash
• New TV series to profile missing pair
• Cold missing-persons cases solved through state's 'Search for the Missing' DNA project
• Honor guard members help pay respect to military veterans
• Three dozen legislators failed to get legislation enacted
• Joplin worshipers keep faith in God
• In Joplin visit, President Obama promises that the U.S. 'will be with you every step of the way'
• Man dies in Sequoyah County wreck
• Chickasaws to build new senior center in Ardmore
• Bodies recovered from lakes, river
• Separate car crashes claim two 21-year-olds
• Man shot in leg by police was holding knives, police say
• Enduring contraceptive sought for wild horses
• Filing period, primary elections moved up for 2012
• Two Dems too frustrated to offer legislation
• Ziva Branstetter: Smiling through the tears
• Red Cross tells Joplin shelter residents their pets must go
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• Corrections, clarifications
• Crews extinguish fire in vacant gas station
• Police investigate Sunday shooting
• Four injured following fight, gunfire
• Jay Cronley: Lady Gaga has more than clever costumes
• Tulsa working on energy-saving plan, mayor says
• United Keetoowah Band's Indian tribe's land request approved
• Families raise flags at annual Memorial Day weekend observance
• Tulsa Race Riot legacy still felt in the city
• Effective lawmakers revealed in analysis
• Colleagues of 3 indicted TPD officers remember them with esteem
• Joplin battered, but unbroken by tornado
• Respected N.M. judge to oversee TPD corruption trial
• Libraries offer kids chance to win money for college
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• Prolific lawmaker churned out 72 bills
• Hope and healing focus of Reconciliation Seminar
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• Oklahoma Senate spends more than House on redistricting
• Glove benefit to warm dialysis patients' cold hands
• Gunmen rob two businesses in separate incidents
• Attorney general wants ruling on United Keetoowah Band casino
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• Old, new friends unite for nonstop Rocklahoma party
• Expo Square employees getting 3 percent pay raise
• Christiansen will not seek re-election
• Jenks loses low-point beer battle against the District
• Tulsa Zoo rhinos meet visitors up close
• 45th's training adds sense of realism
• Local Presbyterians prepare for ordination changes
• Missouri tornado death toll at 132; funerals begin
• Tulsa woman happy to be home after 12-year drug sentence tossed in police probe
• High demand for storm shelters mean the wait is long
• As Piedmont digs out, reality of losses sets in
• Boren bill to protect soldiers' images goes to Senate
• Genesis One offers inmates a way to a fresh start
• Volunteers raise Kingdom Hall in Sand Springs
• Normally raucous last day of legislative session ends quietly
• AG: Barresi broke state law in hiring two aides
• Walk, vigil to commemorate race riot anniversary
• Regents approve student aid programs
• Officials: Move teen murderer to adult prison
• Tulsans urged to look out for scams
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• Convictions of historic-bonds scammers affirmed on appeal
• Teen shot at Tulsa apartment complex
• Afghan training intense, realistic for Oklahoma Guard
• Oklahoma legislative session ends quietly
• Claremore man admits possessing child pornography
• Woman who died in May 17 warehouse fire identified
• Boren amendment would protect names, images of deceased military members
• Druggist in OKC is convicted of murder
• Brothers, WWII veterans receive honorary diplomas from Central High School
• Coburn says he is 'proud' of trying to help ex-Sen. Ensign
• Avenue of Flags a special Memorial Day tradition at BA cemetery
• Council has no discipline role in mayor's ethics finding
• Death toll from Tuesday's twisters worst since 1999
• Police investigate apparent drug-related shooting
• Red tape frustrates families of Joplin tornado victims
• Holiday campers, boaters should call ahead for a weather holiday
• Open Meeting Act lawsuit abandoned
• Water safety precautions can help prevent drowning
• Joplin tornado survivor recounts ordeal
• Body of 3-year-old Piedmont boy, tornado victim, found near home
• Joplin Recovery Fund set up by Tulsa foundation
• Lions Club to aid storm victims
• Joplin tornado injuries put strain on health system
• Board OKs $100 million in bonds for higher ed
• Geothermal wells drilled in Brady District
• Fallin vetoes 5 bills, signs 38 more into law
• Spavinaw school board reappoints former member
• Ruling on Arizona immigration law may influence Oklahoma legislation
• Photos of crime-spree suspect released
• Three pedestrians killed by trucks in two separate accidents
• Jay Cronley: 'Vacation' season a survival ordeal
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• Fallin vetoes bills too late for legislative override attempt
• Police looking for woman who used stolen checks
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by a pickup
• Police release photos of robbery, kidnapping suspect
• Armed robber sought in Owasso Subway holdup
• Body found of toddler missing in Joplin tornado
• CNG requirement for trash hauler makes filling stations an issue
• Kaiser helps launch Race to the Top in early learning
• Fallin signs bill that allows guns on CareerTech campuses
• Council eyes options over mayor's ethics violations
• 43 years goes by so fast
• Hertz launches plan to take over Dollar Thrifty
• Oklahoma's tornado death toll rises to 9
• Joplin struggles to rebound in the wake of the storm
• Census shows median age increase, explosion in 5-and-younger category
• Two women die after cows in roadway cause Osage County collision
• City council to discuss mayor's alleged ethical violations today
• Search widened for missing Piedmont boy, 3
• Greg Grodhaus named to succeed Terry Frost on GRDA board
• Mayor selects former city councilor for trash board post
• Lawmakers challenge state's water plan
• Tulsan sentenced in robberies
• Oklahomans begin sifting through storm damage
• Help for families in the Joplin area
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• Corrections, clarifications
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• Census indicates percentage of 'traditional' families on the decline
• Guts Church steps up the relief
• A Joplin tornado notebook: Access permit requirement rescinded
• Luck turns for one family
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• Two men stabbed when one of them intervenes in domestic argument
• Beggs man charged with firing gun inside Tulsa strip club
• Tulsan George Kaiser part of new Race to the Top announcement
• Tulsa man critically injured in crash
• Police: Arson likely a cover-up for homicide of mother, 2 children
• Kaiser in D.C. for education town hall
• Mayor Bartlett's school crossing guard proposal called embarrassing
• Northeastern Oklahoma flood waters keep rising as heavy rain hovers
• New city system violates charter, council told
• Arts & Humanities Council breaks ground on Hardesty Arts Center
• Rescue efforts underway, storms hinder progress
• Tornadoes kill 8 in Oklahoma, 13 total in region
• Second round of storms invades Oklahoma
• Grim tasks, fears confront city
• Joplin residents confronted with new horrors, fears in tornado's aftermath
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• Preparing for the Next Big One | Last year, Oklahoma broke a national record for federally declared disasters.Is Tulsa ready for catastrophe?
• Deal or No Deal? | Accusations by a TMAPC member of circuitous deal-making are challenged by its chairman and a City Councilor
• Feeding Frenzy | Nursing moms and coffee shops exchange angry words and toffee chip nipples
• Tushka continues recovery from April 14 tornado
• Oklahoma man dies after colliding with donkey
• FBI, police looking for man who robbed bank
• Man dies in fiery Tulsa County wreck
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• OSU builds space habitat project in NASA competition
• NSU seeks to convert abandoned mine into recreation area
• Separate crashes kill Pittsburg, Nowata motorists
• Tulsan convicted of manslaughter
• Fallin signs slew of bills into law
• Sullivan bill to study EPA regulations' impact advances
• Will Rogers College High deadline approaching fast
• Joplin tornado notebook: Officers hit by lightning
• Joplin tornado intercepts Tulsa World reporters during roadtrip
• In aftermath of Joplin tornado, thousands turn to Facebook for info
• After Sunday's disaster, the message is clear: 'Joplin needs us'
• Stories from Joplin tornado victims follow path of destruction
• Planner pleads for help to improve mass transit
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• Jenks seeks to fill vacant City Council seat
• Former judge is charged with stalking woman
• DHS officials say state funding to come up nearly $39 million short
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• Tulsa and state cancellations and road closures
• Sapulpa boy drowns in pool
• Local groups working to aid Joplin tornado victims
• Storms continue to pound Joplin; Obama schedules visit for Sunday
• Joplin death toll now 117
• Tulsa-area police, firefighters lend assistance in Joplin
• Teen convicted of murder faces prison based on treatment program's results
• Pawnee gets acting mayor after council tosses Linder
• Mayor calls the ethics finding against him 'dead wrong'
• Many high school seniors still have work to do after graduation ceremony
• City workers' bid on maintenance work is lowest
• In shock
• Social media playing major role in Joplin tornado recovery
• Oklahoma towns also hit by tornadoes
• Town hall attendees question need for change in city government
• Twan Jones to run for District 1 council seat
• Jenks beer ruling is expected this week
• Prosecutors appeal judge's ruling in child-death case
• Police officer impersonator investigated
• Forecasters: Tornado outbreak possible today in eastern Oklahoma
• Nowata woman dies in head-on highway collision
• Jay Cronley: Joplin tornado shows weather predictions just educated guesses
• A gloomy night spent searching for life
• Tulsa storm chaser's tornado video a nationwide hit
• Weather service confirms three tornadoes in Oklahoma on Sunday
• Tornado questions and answers
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• Inhofe wants more use of Gitmo
• Bob Burton's legacy at TPS includes Project Schoolhouse
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• In Focus
• Firefighters fill their boots for MDA
• Man charged with watching girl at Bixby park restroom
• Pawnee council says mayor-elect's not qualified for job
• Tulsan's storm chaser video featured on Good Morning America
• Hearing set in prosecutors' appeal of ruling in death of child
• Firefighters begin collections for muscular dystrophy
• Tanker driver faces multiple charges, including DUI
• Local property taxes tops in state
• Changing lives: Teachers of the Year
• Mayfest a success after mostly-sunny weekend
• Tornado rips through main street of Oklahoma town
• Oklahomans can weigh in on health insurance exchanges in public meetings in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
• San Miguel school puts kids on college track
• More storms, possible tornados forecast during next three days
• Man allegedly shoots gun in bar, points gun at officer
• Testimony resumes in pharmacist murder trial
• Jury selection resuming in trial of warden's wife
• 2nd arrest made in deputy's shooting in Oklahoma City
• Man drowns, another missing in McIntosh County
• Charter schools go global to fill math, science positions
• Tulsa man dies under tractor
• Tulsa teen is named Presidential Scholar
• Way back when: Today in history
• In Focus
• Police investigate shooting Sunday afternoon; man hospitalized in critical condition
• Coming Monday: School's first class marking success
• Driver who reportedly led police on chase in tanker truck booked on multiple complaints
• Jay Cronley: NBA basketball dribbling change to OKC
• Police chase of tanker truck ends near downtown Tulsa festival crowds
• Tulsa City Council proposed redistricting map draws criticism
• Closing Tulsa schools' open houses draw former students, memories
• Some Rader youths could land in Tulsa Jail after center closes
• Budget, redistricting, lawsuit reform top 2011 legislative successes.
• Tulsa police legend says farewell
• For some thoroughbred racehorses, retirement risky
• Works of HeART show features art by some of Tulsa's homeless people
• FBI investigating Tulsa cosmetology school for fraud
• Deputy shoots home invasion suspect
• Capitol Report: Fallin's pages of hits eclipse misses
• Sunday morning quarterback: How leaders fared at the Capitol last week
• Q&A with Senate President Pro Tem Brian Bingman
• Workers comp law cuts medical fees
• Tulsa town hall meetings to discuss changing city government
• Bill to abolish Indian Affairs Commission, create liaison gets mixed reviews
• No sign of fatal fungus in bats in Oklahoma
• OSU art gallery to showcase high school students' work
• Tulsa Historical Society to honor Hall of Fame inductees
• Coburn says he'll propose own budget plan, cutting $9 trillion
• Mayfest draws locals, out-of-towners and budding artists
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• The Capitol Report: Quotable
• Political notebook: Treasurer causes stir
• What you might have missed in the 2011 Legislature
• New Oklahoma laws passed
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tanker truck leads authorities on chase, vehicle stopped downtown
• Sunny weather brings out crowd for Mayfest
• Ex-students visit closing schools, relive memories
• Sunday: Proposed Tulsa council district map challenged
• Sunday: Tulsa homicide detective retiring after 30 years
• FBI serves search warrant at Tulsa cosmetology school
• Off-duty deputy shoots man outside apartment
• Woman convicted of negligent homicide for death of man on motorized scooter
• Mayfest booth lets kids dig in and get dirty
• Billboards allow atheists to 'come out of the closet'
• Showdown over Pawnee mayor set
• Owasso students to compete in world finals for Odyssey of the Mind competition
• Indian cultural center's delay frustrates Fallin
• Oklahoma jobless rate falls to 5.6 percent in April
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• Surgeon accused of negligence ordered to stop operating
• Counties to take insurance plans
• Tulsa World wins Great Plains Newspaper of the Year, other awards
• Texas Democrats condemn budget deal
• Fallin signs legislative redistricting bills into law
• Tribal liaison bill headed to governor's desk
• Soldiers notified to prepare for deployment
• Fallen heroes honored in memorial service
• Schools' property insurance rate to increase
• Radio personality predicts day of rapture
• North Tulsa Missions Festival builds interchurch relations
• Shepherd's Fold Ranch in Avant gets new director
• International 24-7 prayer movement fuels national conference in Tulsa
• Police seek man who robbed Walgreens
• Stillwater woman killed in collision
• Jury finds Tulsa woman guilty of negligent homicide
• Truck going wrong way kills motorcyclist
• Lawsuit questions transgender's marriage
• Prison-escape case still lacks jury
• Man trying to get his grandmother's lawsuit against lawyer reopened
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• Jones Riverside Airport hangar fire extinguished
• Claremore man in critical condition after wreck
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• Photo in Family Dollar robbery released
• Armed robber flees with money from Walgreens register
• Pawnee cafe owner sworn in as mayor despite conviction
• Audit finds ethics violations by Mayor Bartlett
• Six events converge on downtown Friday
• Tulsa picked as Teach for America training site
• OU player Austin Box found dead in El Reno
• Driver arrested for drugs, manslaughter after fatal wreck in wrong lane
• CareerTech gun bill heads to Gov. Fallin for approval
• Closing TPS schools to hold open houses Saturday
• Session's end may be hardto pin down
• Bill curbing uninsured accident victims goes to governor
• Postponed Breeder's Invitational horse show now canceled, will return in 2012
• Tulsa Housing Authority Students of the Year recognized for their hard work
• Family and Children's Services opens new facility named after former client
• Tulsa minister is U.S. Senate guest chaplain
• Dan Sullivan seeking top GRDA post
• Replacing 700 computers in library budget proposal
• Pawhuska teen who died in crash a favorite of all
• Green Gallery puts recycled-paper art inside during Mayfest
• Man's probation in fatal beating may be revoked
• Thunderstorms moving across state, showers throughout day
• Muskogee girl calls 911 to report intruders in home
• Stillwater woman dies in wreck with semi in Noble County
• Jay Cronley: Death of newspapers greatly exaggerated
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• Tulsan arrested on allegation of sex with 14-year-old he met online
• Suspect arrested in woman's shooting death near Tulsa park
• Teen charged in connection with explosion outside Tulsa mall
• Woman found dead in 'transient camp' in east Tulsa
• From Bicycle Indiana: One, two, three
• Hear the 911 calls after a woman shoots a vicious dog at her house
• Tornado watch in parts of Oklahoma
• Officer recovering after police cruiser hydroplaned into brick wall
• Tulsa to open Teach for America training institute
• Breeder's Invitational canceled for 2011
• 'Violent' robber injures employee early Thursday morning
• Planning panelist seeks ethics rule change aimed at officials
• Oklahoma treasurer says budget deal falls short
• OJA-Tulsa Jail bill is advanced
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• Public transportation advocates to address city council tonight
• Residents, lawmakers fight park closings
• $40 million Indian cultural center bond dead for the year
• Pawnee mayor-elect legally unable to serve, makes national news
• Agencies team up to combat underage drinking in peak season
• Robber faces new counts linked to Moody's holdup
• New website offers advice on Oklahoma fish consumption
• Tulsa Red Cross blood drive set in memory of 8-year-old boy
• New law bans use of children in lottery commercials
• White flag raised on health care
• Cherokees unveil new jobs program
• Tulsan Rhonda Pierce gets chance to take on billiard pros
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• Muskogee police capture three home-invasion suspects after girl calls 911
• Man arrested on lewd molestation complaint following incident in Bixby park bathroom
• Officer injured when police car hydroplanes
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• Tulsa's oldest former mayor, Jim Hewgley Jr., dies at 94
• Woman who shot dog could be charged
• Plea deal gives Haskell man 15-year sentence for first-degree manslaughter
• Flamenco guitarist performs, encourages students to hone talent
• Coburn quits Gang of Six budget talks
• Oklahoma CareerTech educators hope Fallin will veto gun bill
• Oklahoma Senate passes $6.5 billion state budget, minus key provision
• Man shot in street after mistaken identity
• Woman killed in warehouse fire north of I-244
• Woman killed, 2 injured in warehouse fire
• Grandmother's drug conviction tossed in police corruption probe
• A Tulsa physician and family have a new perspective after spending eight months in Afghanistan
• BA City Council votes to destroy feral cats sooner
• District 4 residents give opinions on plan for city manager
• Indian museum backers: State bond is investment in huge economic impact
• House rejects move to expand attorney-client privilege
• Oklahoma child support cases at record level
• Move against GRDA board may die
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• Restrained Recovery | Sales tax figures look good, but city officials anxious for uptick in employment and construction permits
• Clean and Tidy, at Least | Mayor says survey-centric budget means more mowing and pools, less graffiti and fewer potholes
• Slow Moving Target | Transit officials say even a $1 million budget hike won't offset increasing fuel costs
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• Tulsa gets grant to improve healthy food, exercise options
• Mayor urges Tulsa to 'get lean'
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• Rally at Capitol set for today on state park closures
• Luziane Tea Rolls into the Tulsa International Mayfest
• Fireworks components found in home of Tulsa Promenade explosive suspect
• Immigration bill sidetracked in state House
• Former Tulsa Mayor Jim Hewgley Jr. dies
• Police add person of interest in woman's fatal shooting
• Four juveniles arrested following stolen vehicle, chase
• Doreen Griffiths
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• Tulsan pleads guilty in fatal Christmas Eve crash
• School board votes to end Tulsa classes a day early
• Judge delays police officers' trial one month
• Spavinaw school board emptied
• OKC bombing survivors Brandon and Rebecca Denny to graduate from high school
• Senate panel OKs bond measure for new Veterans Affairs headquarters
• Woman treated for cuts on hands after escaping morning fire
• Inhofe: EPA effort puts ecosystem at risk
• Mayor's lofty budget may not be such a stretch
• Teacher shortage in Oklahoma predicted as baby boomers start retiring
• Jury selection to resume in pharmacist's case
• Fallin names Jett to Oklahoma Conservation Commission
• Counselors help school after death of principal
• Governor signs two puppy mill measures
• Energy, investments help Land Office hit record payout
• CAP's Frost Early Childhood Center on track to reopen
• Woman due trial on lesser charge
• Team selected to assess Tulsa's water and sewer system
• Ottawa County Courthouse to display "In God We Trust," commissioners decide
• EMSA CEO: Medical infrastructure needs change
• Police arrest two in night club drive by
• Jay Cronley: The bare minimum: socks
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• Former Tulsa CEOs chronicle business failure
• Faith-healing-reliant mother whose child died will face manslaughter trial
• Judge may throw out woman's case tied to police corruption probe today
• Broken Arrow council to consider ordinance for feral cats
• Public forum set tonight on proposed city government changes
• Oklahoma Forestry Services firefighter charged with setting fires
• Grief counselors sent to Peary after principal's death
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in fatal Christmas crash
• Tulsa Airport traffic fell 6 percent last month
• EMSA CEO: Medical infrastructure needs change
• Sunny and 70s forecast for Tulsa area today
• WWII vet learns French woman has been tending brother's grave
• Area hospitals get high marks in patient survey
• Councilors seek development plan for Yorktown, Swan Lake area
• Eco-friendly renewal planned for Joe Creek
• Oklahoma's violent offenders registry growing quickly
• Tulsa mayor calls for summit on baby boomers
• Breeder's Invitational postponed due to horse virus
• Jury selection to start in trial of OK pharmacist
• Jury trial to start for Oklahoma warden's wife
• Peace Lutheran Church in Edmond severs ties with Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
• Sweeney slaying defendent seeks ban of dead witness' testimony
• Holdenville now prohibits the sale of dry pills that contain pseudoephedrine
• Oklahoma Democrats vote in new state leadership despite snags
• Michael Overall: Writing without thought
• Friends who took deadly drug are full of regret
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• Conservationists to highlight Illinois River charms
• Coming Monday: State hospitals fare better than national average in patient surveys
• Fire contained at vacant house
• Breeder's Invitational at Expo Square postponed
• Oklahoma's Quality Jobs program questioned
• Tulsa Park Department gets its maintenance staff back
• Tom Coburn entangled in Senate ethics probe of John Ensign
• Few winners in state budget accord
• $4.2 million paid to private attorneys for DHS foster-care lawsuit defense
• Current probe prompts revisiting Tulsa police scandals through history
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• Vote on supplemental appropriations for education could be close
• State Chamber criticized for being too political
• Q&A with Rep. Doug Cox
• Children's Rights pursues lawsuits around nation
• Bixby budget to include capital improvement projects
• Changing Tulsa's government: City Council wants residents' opinions
• Childhood glory in 8 seconds
• West Tulsa zip-line tour plans not zipping along
• 'Suicide by cop' goal of suspect in Army base break-in, brother says
• Police looking for driver who hit child, left scene
• Bicyclist killed riding on Interstate 40 identified by police
• Aging population, health reform to be topic at Tulsa Press Club luncheon Monday
• TPS to consider moving last day of class
• Jay Cronley: Drive-through spa experience worth the 25 bucks
• With student graduation speeches, you never know what you'll get
• Banquet to honor Academic All-Staters
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• Donation gives power of PC to needy kids
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• Tulsa teen arrested after Tuesday mall explosion
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• 16-year-old girl killed in Broken Arrow crash
• Man chases down attempted car thief after previous truck was stolen months earlier
• Council redistrict proposal is chosen
• Oklahoma festivals come sweeping down the plains
• Tainted Tulsa drug conviction overturned
• I-244 bridge lane closures a taste of what's to come
• OKC Indian museum may face state funding audit over math error
• School districts bemoan cuts
• More homeless say goodbye to streets
• Senate votes 38-6 for redistricting plan
• Fallin signs hospital measure
• Mayor now wants Public Works split into 2, not 3, departments
• Tulsan convicted of manslaughter in fatal 2009 shooting
• Claremore man's lifesaving instinct kicks in
• Moody's suspect robbery charged with drug trafficking
• Ministry of David Wilkerson to continue despite his death, say Teen Challenge leaders
• Church dedicates stained-glass window memorial for family
• An affair to forget
• Winter storm declared major disaster
• Blizzard couldn't stop Pulitzer-winning reporter from submitting entry
• Gates urges OU graduates to adopt lives of service
• Interest in car rental firm keeps execs busy
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• Man convicted in fatal attack at taco stand
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• Man convicted of fatal stabbing at Tulsa taco stand
• Jury convicts Tulsan of manslaughter, rejects murder charge
• Collinsville man critically injured in hit-and-run
• Names released of jailers injured in Delaware County jail escape
• Felony record could disqualify Kellyville official
• Opponents say HB 1559 would reduce government transparency
• Officers find working meth lab at motel, treated for fumes
• Management Review Office tackles 18 projects
• Rally pushes for abortion rights, Planned Parenthood at Capitol
• Ensign ethics report expands on Sen. Coburn's involvement
• TPS student transfers won't be affected by over-capacity schools, official says
• Police arrest man after girl reports rape
• Proposed $40 million bond for American Indian cultural center debated
• Bicyclist killed 'riding in the middle of the interstate'
• Sentenced to life in drug case, Tulsa woman gets a chance at freedom
• Victim flags down police with suspect in headlock after auto theft
• Police arrest one in Moody's Jewelry heist
• Boren views bin Laden photos, says they should be released
• Edison Preparatory principal Stacey Vernon named new head of Rogers High School
• Councilors say mayor stalling on planning director
• Libyan-sponsored students in Oklahoma schools suffering
• Deep cuts at Education Department raise concerns about dysfunction
• Kidnapping, molesting 4-year-old girl nets Tulsa man 35-year sentence
• Tulsa man sentenced to life in prison in slaying of uncle
• Tulsa man arrested following dust-up at Jenks elementary
• Tulsa apartment complex killing nets man life term
• Jay native arrested after 32-mile chase through Missouri
• State Democrats meet to elect officers
• Owasso seeks info on storm shelters
• OSBI releases more information on escapees from Delaware County jail
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• Jay Cronley: How to contemplate your navel without electronic help
• House expected to take up budget bill
• Oklahoma Hall of Fame 2011 inductees announced
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• Tulsa school-assignment notices sent to parents; online school-finder provided
• Recommendations should save Tulsa more than $2.6 million, council told
• Severe thunderstorms move through eastern Oklahoma
• Man arrested at Jenks school on weapons complaints
• Tulsa man sent to prison for kidnapping, molestation of 4-year-old
• Tulsa firefighters happen upon house fire, contain it quickly
• Pilot partially to blame for crash that killed 2, NTSB says
• Detectives look for suspect in attack on 21st Street bridge
• Police release images of Tulsa burglary suspects
• Appeals court upholds Tulsa murder conviction
• City offers proposal to save on crossing guards
• Principal sues TPS police chief
• City council to consider school crossing guard program tonight
• University of Oklahoma to grant nursing Ph.Ds
• Mayors share ups, downs
• Inhofe views bin Laden death photos, calls for their release
• Legislature OKs plan to boost Medicaid
• Bill would disrupt WIC aid, chief says
• Gov. Mary Fallin signs bill to ease prison crowding
• Special Olympics 'miracle' athlete beats the odds
• Up With Trees look-alike sign moved to private land
• ATF recognizes local agent as first American Indian casualty
• Judge says city can contract with private firm to collect sales taxes
• Tulsa man moves debated memorial sign off public property
• Senate panel OKs changes to state districts
• Lawmakers aim to adjourn session early
• Senate Democrats oppose budget agreement
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• Mail carriers to collect for food drive
• Owasso's Trail Days begins today
• Study: Tulsa ranks low for public transit options
• Life sentence of woman convicted of drug charge expected to be set aside today
• Man given 40-year term for sex crimes involving teen boys
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• Grand Lake water-level proposal stirring debate
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• Washington County convict escapes from McAlester prison
• Delaware County homicide suspect reportedly kills self after jail escape
• Charges filed in death of Glenpool toddler
• Hawthorne principal Lynnette Dixon sues TPS police chief
• Man wearing clown makeup charged in hit-and-run in Bartlesville
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• 'Granddad Bandit' sentenced to 25 years in prison for Tulsa heist, others
• Woman hit by city bus while crossing downtown street
• Dogged pursuit pays off
• Corps, Tulsa County officials move sand for endangered Least Terns
• TPS's Project Schoolhouse offers website to find school reassignments
• Residents focus on discord at councilor's meeting about city government changes
• Feed the Children founders sue Hobby Lobby owners
• Some Tulsa councilors want to dump trash board
• Bank of Oklahoma may offer land for pop culture museum
• Oklahoma children rank high in obesity factors
• Sale of vacated Tulsa school buildings could come soon
• Budget proposal's cuts wide-ranging
• Semi hits I-44 bridge, one lane closed to traffic at Peoria Avenue
• Gov. Mary Fallin eyes bill to ease prison overcrowding
• Severe storms possible across Oklahoma Wednesday
• Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office to collect cell phones
• 75 years after death, Tulsa law officer honored
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• Between Hospitals and History | The City Council suspends flexible zoning permits in historic neighborhoods, forcing two sides to discuss development
• Bridge to the Brady | The city opens bidding on a project officials say is key to growth of burgeoning arts district
• CareerTech campuses focus of concealed-carry bill
• Fallin signs pension reform bills into law
• State delegation rejects proposal
• Corrections, clarifications
• A young couple plans the first wedding at universe's center in Tulsa
• MS art exhibit raising awareness
• Courthouse juggles murder trials
• Tulsa man charged in scheme at plant
• Broken Arrow Library closed for renovations
• Women in Communications to honor 4 Newsmakers
• Girl Scout program goes Beyond Bars to aid inmate mothers
• Officials: Second death may be tied to fatal party drug
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• City Auditor sworn in
• Bill to curb hiring of lawyers by state agencies hits snags
• Man is severely burned in Broken Arrow apartment fire
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• Governor set to sign corrections reform bill today
• Tulsa fast-food restaurant robbed
• Teen jailed on child sexual abuse charges
• Man severely burned in Broken Arrow apartment fire
• Forecasters: Chance of severe weather on Wednesday
• Weapons report on bus turns up toy gun
• BOK expected to donate land for proposed OK Pop museum, council told
• Casino announces new hotel tower
• Police catch four after attempted burglary
• Standoff ends with Sand Springs man who took his father hostage
• TPS police chief returned to duty
• Forum set for tonight on possible change in city government
• Tulsa Fire Department trains new cadets
• Taxes, oil spur revenue gains
• Bird watchers gear up for migratory return
• Oklahoma City museum takes priority over Tulsa's proposed museum, Fallin says
• Relaxed pet breeder law goes to Gov. Fallin
• Tulsa updates warning system with new sirens
• Bartlett to 'go on the offense' cleaning up Tulsa
• Oklahoma water plan to be discussed at meetings
• OUHSC researcher gets $2.5 million grant to study aging
• 15 Oklahoma counties under fire weather watch
• May 9 temperatures for Oklahoma City break records
• Panel to focus on deadly truck, bus accidents
• Entrepreneur Blake Ewing announces City Council bid
• Nine Tulsa-area agencies receive Inasmuch Foundation grants
• State school board votes to implement new roles early
• Advocates for seniors, disabled rally at state Capitol
• Redistricting plan in House gives all legislators a say
• States work together to create plan for dual eligibles
• Officials: Victim helped prepare deadly party drug
• Police release names of couple killed on BA Expressway
• Jay Cronley: The sober don't know how to act at public events
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• Test run: Time for Play
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• Cherokee seeds sprouting anew under heirloom program
• Union elementary schools' boundaries realligned
• Child-killing mother sentenced for robberies
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• Firefighter cadets begin training today in first academy in two years
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• Police investigate shooting in east Tulsa
• Police release photo of Catoosa bank robbery
• Former Broken Arrow football player now tackling terrorism
• OSU puts iPad to good use
• Broken Arrow makes economic comeback
• Third Place foundation giving Turley area a lift
• Marine bicycling cross-country makes it to Tulsa to celebrate Mother's Day with mom
• Mickey Mantle to be honored with student-designed park
• Poultry growers see successful end to lawsuit
• With a little bit of help seniors can live at home
• Armed robber accidently fires shot in store, flees with cash
• Police identify woman fatally shot in park, person of interest
• Single-car wreck kills 18-year-old man, injures two teenagers
• Barresi, education board to discuss duties
• Oklahoma woman who overdosed on drug identified
• University of Oklahoma to hold graduation Friday
• 22 Oklahoma counties under red flag fire warning
• Two dead in motorcycle wreck near Salina
• Pakistan media report alleged name of CIA official
• Two die in weekend traffic crashes
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• Haney's 'Chickasaw Warrior' sculpture dedicated at Bacone College
• Tulsa nursing home 'cut corners,' says former worker
• Mayor Bartlett seeking better lighting for Tulsa residential areas
• Reassigned TPS students to learn of their new schools starting this week
• DOC tops state agency overtime list
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• New OSU graduates urged to 'dream big,' wear orange
• Capitol Notebook: Runoff elections
• Proposed senior center in Altus delayed
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• Tulsa representative playing key role in redistricting
• State budget agreement near
• Meet Rep. Jabar Shumate
• Man arrested in Seminole County drug death, hospitalizations
• Three arrested in Catoosa shooting
• Internet offers rare opportunity for journalists, NABJ speaker says
• 4-H, FFA members receive scholarships
• Trinity Episcopal Day School to close July 31
• Girl Scouts Beyond Bars to be focus of Press Club luncheon
• Tulsa Red Cross volunteer goes on the road to help
• YWCA seeks help in welcoming Burmese families
• Fallen officers remembered
• Jay Cronley: TV ad viewers not always buying it
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• Baby ape gets new mom at Tulsa Zoo
• Two injured in 'bad drug deal,' police say
• Sunday: Mayor moves to improve street lighting in Tulsa
• TU-China academic partnership bearing fruit
• NCAA basketball tournament boosts city sales-tax revenue
• Under redistricting plan, Tulsa senator would represent people of Duncan
• Students' two-wheeled fundraiser to aid kids with cancer
• Drug charges tossed in case linked to Tulsa police corruption probe
• Lines redrawn for TPS district
• Tulsa museum funding in doubt
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• Blake Shelton rocks The Joint
• Corrections, clarifications
• Rally today over school closings, principal issue
• Synod's new Lutheran bishop rooted in youth connections
• Orphan for a night opens teens' eyes
• Author's drive to teach students about the Holocaust began with a simple suitcase
• Legislators cross swords with Grover Norquist over health-care bill
• Agency plans Capitol rally to fight cuts in programs for older Oklahomans
• Pawnee Nation business council election today
• Slain Glenpool 1-year-old was hit, tossed around room after potty-training session, police say
• Tushka tornado victims to get low-interest loans
• Ruling on child-death trial delayed
• Tulsa woman gets life with parole for infant son's death
• Pawnee doctor gets 2-year prison term for evading taxes
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• Suspect arrested in Thursday bank robbery
• Country superstar Blake Shelton makes home-state appearance
• Rally to argue Project Schoolhouse, Rudick decision is Saturday
• Man robs bank near 81st and Sheridan Friday morning
• NCAA games boost city's sales tax
• Detective says Glenpool man hit toddler niece repeatedly
• Possible hospital fee criticized by anti-tax figure
• Use of 'Geronimo' code for Osama bin Laden irks tribes
• Oklahoma health insurance exchange draws fire
• Pop culture museum proposed for Tulsa's Brady Arts District
• School readiness model piloted
• Tulsa man dies in single-vehicle wreck
• Couple arrested in death of 1-year-old
• Authorities warn about deadly combination of hot cars and pets or kids
• Expo Square chief gets $15,000 bonus
• Tulsans observe National Day of Prayer
• Bartlesville board votes toshutter elementary school
• Bartlett vetoes waiver of attorney-client privilege
• Councilors balk at review funds
• Former funeral home director charged with embezzlement, prepaid funeral fraud
• Senate approves private-school scholarship bill
• Former mayor offers insight into changes to form of city government
• Their names are Robert Moser: Unusual 'convention' comes to Tulsa
• Jay Cronley: Ditching charm for newness lacks originality
• Grissom students break 10,000-mile mark together
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• House redistricting plan to be posted on website Friday
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• Jury gives '16-time convicted felon' 8 life sentences
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• City surplus sale is Saturday
• TPD to honor fallen officers
• Equality Center ready to 'burn the mortgage'
• Tulsa FOP votes to approve contract with city
• '16-time convicted felon' gets eight life sentences
• Tulsa ONB Bank robbed Thursday
• American Indians testify before Senate about insult of 'Geronimo' code name
• Glenpool man arrested in death of 1-year-old niece
• Tulsa City-County Library’s Asian-American Festival Set for June 4
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• Semi overturns in wreck sending three to hospital
• Rig overturns in collision injuring three
• Tulsa mayor kicking off his campaign early — 2 1/2 years before election
• Sand Springs budget shows city economy bouncing back
• State gun-control score near zero
• Building on the past
• Tulsa auditor still not sworn in, delaying ethics report's release
• Gov. Fallin signs education reform bills in to law
• SemGroup figures settle
• Stories at homeless mom's memorial help estranged daughter
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• Oklahomans disagree with decision
• Dems push tax hike on biggest oil, gas firms
• Fee increases for OHP academy approved, head to governor
• University of Oklahoma tuition likely to increase in next school year
• Bicycles, vehicles and tools are just part of city surplus auction
• Tulsa teenager charged in child sex-abuse case
• Mayfest artist captures Tulsa's sunrise for signature poster
• Tribe resents code name 'Geronimo'
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• Oologah-Talala students compete at national science bowl
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• National Day of Prayer is today; local service set
• Local event marking Holocaust commemoration set for tonight
• Mayfest poster unveiled
• 'Social promotion,' school grades bills signed by Oklahoma governor
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol academy funding measures sent to governor
• Tulsa's ADA-compliance plan recommended for approval
• Man pleads guilty in child-molestation case
• Civilian contractor charged in Tulsa with possessing child porn in Iraq
• Mayor starting campaign fundraising for next term with $250-$1,000 per couple luncheon
• City surplus auction set for Saturday morning
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• Oklahoma Authors Susan Supernaw and Walter Echo-Hawk Will Share Their Stories @ the Library
• Doctor laments federal restrictions on drug treatment for addiction
• Tulsa County Sheriff's Office settles another racial-discrimination lawsuit
• Some councilors call mayor deceptive in naming city manager
• Panetta says bin Laden photo to be released
• Police search for man who robbed woman at gunpoint Wednesday morning
• School plan taking shape
• Center to expand art ed
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• BA council votes to offer tax incentives for new Dick's Sporting Goods
• Man robbed by men posing as law officers
• Baseball card collection gets new life after being donated
• Statewide water use expected to balloon over next 50 years
• Tulsa Habitat for Humanity, Development Authority partner to build bungalows
• Tulsa attorney urges city council to reject zoning proposal
• Merchants decry bike event
• FOP to vote on deal that has stipend of 2 percent
• Governor expected to sign bill ending 'social promotion' in schools today
• Autopsy details injuries to Ottawa County toddler
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• BA man indicted in child porn-solicitation case
• OHP academy funding bill falls short in Oklahoma Senate
• Ford children help unveil statue of former president
• Oklahoma Supreme Court won't hear SQ 756 case
• Family matter prompts Sen. Tom Coburn to leave Capitol
• Candidates meet finance reporting deadline
• Oologah-Talala school board names new superintendent
• Results of ethics probe into mayor delayed, await city auditor's OK
• Gasoline price rise threatens recovery
• Tulsa Zoo says it has no room for a captured mountain lion
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• The School Bell Tolls | Supporters say doomed elementary school isthe heart of small, tight-knit Turley
• Puck Yeah! | An Edmond native makes history and skates from the small pond to the real rink
• Black and Blue | Impending corruption trial will clear dark cloud over Tulsa Police Department, officials say
• Mayfest poster set to be unveiled today
• Bicycling banned in Tulsa? It ain't so!
• Broken Arrow administrator to be named superintendent at Oologah-Talala
• Man robbed by men posing as law officers
• Police release Tulsa jewelry store robbery images
• Judge denies bond in child homicide case
• Court upholds sentence in Tulsa clerk killing case
• TPS closure plan OK'd
• NCAA basketball earns BOK Center more than $500,000
• House votes to reprimand Kern
• Fatal wreck closes outside lane of Turner Turnpike
• Feelings of closure, joy are elusive for some
• Now boarding: C-SPAN bus stopping in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma City University names interim law dean
• Tulsa police aid first responders in tornado-ravaged areas
• Poultry company's appeal against growers rejected
• Reports show that Fallin spent $4.1 million in bid for governor
• Captured mountain lion has parasites, no ID
• 4 school districts served with lawsuit over Henry scholarships
• Tulsa Zoo to grant media access to captured mountain lion
• DA attacked during trial in fatal pharmacy heist
• Mother of sick boy, 9, didn't want to "disappoint God," officer testifies in fatal neglect case
• Council to discuss duties of newly named city manager today
• Jay Cronley: Hailstorm leaves dents in car and skull
• Judge moves federal police corruption trial back two weeks
• City unions to sue Bartlett
• Booker T. graduate celebrates being American
• Supposed invulnerability dies with bin Laden
• Bin Laden's death a 'morale boost'
• State Muslims welcome news of bin Laden's death
• Students react to death of bin Laden
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• Announcement set for today on TPS performing arts partnership
• Man in serious condition after being shot in head
• Hearing under way for mother who relied on faith healing
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• Locals cheer bin Laden death; Inhofe: 'The monster is dead'
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• Wind-power farms could pose threat to prairie chicken
• Tulsa homes get much-needed repairs
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• Hundreds of volunteers spruce up residents' homes Saturday
• Father in meth-making case due arraignment
• Tulsa Police Chief Chuck Jordan gets global perspective in fighting terrorism
• Zarrow school's relocation is detailed
• Tulsa gets rolling on riverfront development proposals
• Goodwill janitor to be honored with Perseverance Award
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• Bixby men given prison terms in child-sex case
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• Unwanted prescription drugs can be dropped off Saturday
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• Stonewall-area man killed in tractor accident
• Tulsan jailed after hit-and-run crash in Sand Springs
• Moody's at 71st and Lewis robbed
• IDL ramps to remain closed
• Mayo elementary school being evacuated for smell of gas
• Jay Cronley: Tornado disaster loses to Trump, royal wedding in TV coverage
• Parents of special-needs students sue 4 districts
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• Council hears third proposal for city government structure
• Camp Fire: Local Down syndrome kids join the club
• Project Schoolhouse revised: Jones to stay open
• Several factors made Southeast storms dangerous
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• Man arrested after pursuit turns up 30 grams of crack
• Ex-B'ville teacher due trial in sex case
• Army veteran gets 25 years for armed robbery in plea deal
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• Hawthorne principal reinstated; TPS police chief reprimanded
• Mayor presents $642.9 million 'citizens budget' to City Council
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• Hot-air balloon fest: Holland Hall class projects rise to the occasion
• Union panel OKs school start times
• Two Union teachers receive national award
• CLEET director resigns amid ongoing personnel inquiry
• Natalie Shirley named new president of OSU-OKC
• Mannford parents who reportedly let kids help make meth face preliminary trial today
• Two bridges on Will Rogers Turnpike to be replaced
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• Union board adopts new school start times
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• Mayor proposes $642.9 million budget
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• Bartlesville teacher bound over for trial on charge of raping student
• Police release photos from pharmacy robberies
• Commissioners support director who withheld records
• Local Red Cross dispatching volunteers to tornado recovery
• TU officials warn of scam
• Ballard reinstates Hawthorne principal
• Tulsa trash, utility rates set to rise in mayor's plan
• Merit Protection Commission releases documents on AG's advice
• Henryetta water supply dwindles
• Birth certificates could be required of presidential candidates
• City chief decries dropping of charge
• TCC's Tulsa Achieves program turns students into volunteers
• More Oklahoma schools fail to meet national standards
• Federal Reserve Bank execs to speak at OCU Thursday
• Mayor Dewey Bartlett appoints Jim Twombly as city manager
• Ottawa County commissioners reject religious motto display
• Hispanic chamber hears Fallin pitch job-creation effort
• In pajamas or at the pub, world to watch royal wedding
• Concert for storm victims slated for Tushka
• Bakery offering a slice of wedding mania
• Former state Sen. Debbe Leftwich asks court to dismiss case
• Transportation appointments, reappointments are confirmed
• Sam Bradford's message to kids: Go outside and play
• EPA water proposal draws opposition from Inhofe, Lucas
• State Senate approves closing fund to attract business
• Mayor urges trash board to require CNG vehicles of hauler
• Mayor to present council with budget tonight
• Oklahoma House sends Affirmative Action ban to voters
• Tulsa Union district sets new start times for schools
• Eleven counties declared in state of emergency
• Drug-trafficker gets new hearing
• DHS takes baby after woman's son killed
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• Woman stabbed with sword at Tulsa apartment complex, police say
• Oklahoma House passes bill to require birth certificates of presidential candidates
• Bartlett names Tulsa's first city manager
• Bartlesville woman pleads not guilty in baby's death
• Man found dead in Jenks identified as missing Tulsan
• Tulsa metro’s jobless rate drops to 6.5 percent
• Mayor set to present 'citizens' budget' inspired by survey of Tulsans
• Mountain lion's presence baffles Tulsans
• Zoning exception approved for Educare facility
• Off-leash dog area proposal goes to council for vote
• Snowstorm repair costs mounting for Tulsa
• Charges dropped against Hawthorne principal Lynnette Dixon
• Attorney general to advise Merit Protection Commission on providing public records
• Vote on TPS plan could yield parents information by mid-May
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• Oklahoma House rejects sales tax bill, approves tax exemptions
• Measure would restrict abortion-inducing drugs
• State House advances pet-breeders measure
• Oil tax breaks needed, Congress members say
• Oklahoma DHS budget woes could lead to staff, subsidy cuts
• Fallin signs bill making 'Swing Low' the state's gospel song
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• Judge promises response for Jenks nightclub's request
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• Governor to address Hispanic chamber in Tulsa today
• 'Swing Low' signed into law as Oklahoma's official gospel song
• Man charged with rape, robbery at Tulsa apartment complex office
• Florida man charged as accessory in Tulsa homicide
• Driver injured after two-vehicle crash, truck flips downtown
• Charges against Hawthorne principal dropped
• Man bound over for trial in downtown Bartlesville arson fires
• Tulsa park at 121st and Yale discussion continues
• Tulsa Zoo monitors captured mountain lion
• Man identified as Tulsa's Most Wanted arrested in Broken Arrow
• Man found dead along Arkansas River in Jenks; no foul play suspected
• Power outage interrupts testing at Union schools
• Tulsa repairing curbs damaged in blizzard cleanup
• Gov. Fallin extends deadly force law to Oklahoma businesses
• Jenks nightclub's beer license revocation subject of hearing today
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• Woman allegedly stabs ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend in store attack
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• Commission director disables public records search after request for data
• Flooding sends Illinois River businesses scurrying
• Hospital revenue fee measure passes Senate
• Five OSU students receive major science grants
• House OKs bill creating oversight for online course providers
• Furor regarding Coburn's '04 tax pledge revived
• TU: New performance venue
• OSBI seeks IDs of two victims with reconstruction, sketch
• Public hearing on school consolidation set for tonight
• More rain to hit area late Tuesday night
• Tulsa woman given 15-year sentence for role in 2009 murder
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• Public input meeting on council redistricting set for tonight
• Board of Adjustment to consider new Educare center today
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• Tulsa students named Gates scholar winners
• Reward offered in 2008 homicide of victim found at Catoosa truck stop
• Courts to take up new data system
• Indian Territory suffered greatly in Civil War
• New management is positive for RiverWalk
• Outdated bird-protection law holding up bridge repairs, official says
• Food stamps a patch, not a panacea
• Keith Ballard's remarkable account of the 1991 tornado disaster
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• Bridges reopen after runaway barge recaptured
• 2 parachutists arrested for jumping off OKC tower
• Fire destroys 2 old hotel buildings in Seminole
• Fed rule on 'swipe fee' cap awaited
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• Tulsa asks for proposals to develop Arkansas River west bank
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• Statement by TPD officer backs woman's case
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• Tulsa's Father Wakulich recounts his path to becoming a priest
• Parents say school closings will cause commuting, other problems
• Saturday is drug drop-off day to stem prescription drug abuse
• Illness, not car crash, apparent cause of Arkansas man's death
• South Coffeyville man drowns in Copan Lake
• Sen. John Ford answers profile questions
• Redistricting draws criticism
• Lacy Park egg hunt fostered good relationships between kids, police
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• Jay Cronley: Gambling can be a hard-luck case
• Councilors look to change Tulsa's form of government
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• Bixby Girl Scout sells most cookies
• Area under flash flood watch through Monday night
• Mountain lion captured in north Tulsa neighborhood
• Easter event aims to bring together youth, police
• Sunday: Tulsa to seek river development offers
• Clerk shot in convenience store robbery
• Brawl outside Tulsa bar leaves four injured
• One flight from Tulsa to St. Louis canceled due to storm
• Man stabbed after doing good deed
• Oklahoma record paddlefish caught
• Construction milestone reached for Kendall-Whittier neighborhood clinic
• May grads first to complete TU's nonprofit management certification program
• Paroles OK'd by Henry are denied by Fallin
• New Alzheimer's test guidelines urged
• Ballard explains TPS process
• Ballard: 'Right thing to do'
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• Lightning eyed in oil tank fire
• Boren speaks on troop challenges
• Church launches new Acts 29 plant
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• Why is Easter late this year? It's complicated
• Somalian understood English during proceedings, judge says
• Weapons-case suspect eyed in Christmas Day assault
• Prosecutors: OKC officer sexually abused 4 boys
• Threats suspect is deemed incompetent
• Tornado puts financial strain on Tushka area
• Guts Church opens new food center, thrift shop
• NAACP: Fire TPS police chief
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• Oil tank fire extinguished at west Tulsa refinery
• South Coffeyville man drowns in Copan Lake
• Suspect in death, bomb threats ruled incompetent
• Tornado touch down reported in Delaware County
• President declares disaster in wake of Atoka County storm
• Horses escape on Interstate 44
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• Kendall-Whittier clinic construction closer to completion
• NAACP seeks firing of school police chief
• Catoosa pharmacy burglarized for second time
• Man investigated on allegations of raping his landlord
• Armed men rob Walgreens, flee with cash
• Ballard: TPS knew nothing about campus chief's email on principal's arrest
• Jay Cronley: Reported missing — online comments with tone
• Kangaroo has hope to stay in BA home thanks to anonymous donor
• Jury finds in favor of TU in Adair case
• Save Our Tulsa seeks earlier election date
• State tax breaks program dealing with dropouts
• Woman serving life requests new hearing after third officer named in police probe
• 14 schools targeted for closure
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• Holiday closings
• State retirement age hike advances
• Boren: Gains in war precarious
• Community voices concerns regarding proposed closures
• TCC, OSU Institute of Technology and Langston announce their commencement speakers
• Library board OKs study of electrical, mechanical status
• Police called often to home of drowned autistic boy, 4
• ReGreen Tulsa expands urban forest
• NEO exec named to lead Connors State College
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• City Council approves 2 budget amendments
• AG joins 17 others in criticizing new drink
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• Anonymous donor buys insurance policy for Broken Arrow kangaroo
• Tulsa council funds firefighter overtime pay, snowstorm costs
• Man stabbed during 'bad drug deal' at Tulsa hotel
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• Severe thunderstorm watch declared for eastern Oklahoma
• TU prevails in lawsuit over football player's death
• Ballard responds to flap over email on principal's arrest
• Police investigating mail theft operation
• Self-described “gentleman bandit” sentenced in casino theft
• Save Our Tulsa asks for election date on changing city government
• Medication recycling program has saved county $8 million
• Appeals court upholds murder conviction in Broken Arrow stabbing
• Armed robbers take cash from convenience store
• Coburn has conditions for raising debt limit
• Councilor pushes for city's next trash hauler to use CNG vehicles
• New TPD crime lab up for international accreditation
• Property tax curb backed
• From Tennessee to Tahlequah, hiker retraces historic Trail of Tears
• Cleveland, Wilson middle schools air views on TPS
• Bill to cut prisoner ranks gets Senate OK
• Fallin signs bill restricting abortions
• Regents' tuition hearing crowd small but fervent
• Senate OKs 6 of Gov. Fallin's choices for state panels
• Annual tobacco payment $75.9 million
• TU students build machine to help boy learn to crawl
• Advocates for preventing cuts to Medicaid visit Tulsa nursing home
• DNA links killing to slain murder suspect
• Judge rejects tying drill to TU football player's death
• Council told Tulsa bus system needs $1 million to run
• Planning commission sets May 4 ADA hearing
• Grant to help Tulsans get assistance online
• Final school consolidation meeting set for tonight
• Council set to vote on firefighter funds, storm costs
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• Owasso drug bust nets hundreds of ecstasy pills
• Oil tank fire north of Tulsa extinguished
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• Boone Pickens speaks in Tulsa; defends drilling method
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• Gunfire exchanged during attempted robbery at convenience store
• Tulsa Transit says it needs $1 million more to maintain service
• TPD to hold car seat checkup and giveaway
• Ballard to unveil Project Schoolhouse recommendations on Friday
• Broken Arrow council's vote may send kangaroo packing
• STD study finds many youths testing positive
• Testimony begins in TU student death trial
• Proposed budget amendments include firefighter overtime, snowstorm response
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• Tulsa emergency medical services facing challenges
• Tulsa election panel hears proposals for redistricting changes
• Inhofe blasts gas comment by president
• Tulsa schools superintendent says Thoreau won't be moving
• Tulsa Metro Chamber PAC seeks end to City Hall discord
• Tulsa youths ready for trip of lifetime to Uganda
• Coburn to speak in Tulsa today
• Loans available for businesses hit by snow
• Former smoke shop guard sentenced to prison
• Bush daughters to accept award in OKC today
• Pickens funds ‘Boone State’ to add to legacy
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• Officer fatally shoots retired firefighter in apparent break-in
• Gun from man officer shot is linked to Detroit police
• Sex offender sentenced in battery case
• Police officers given refresher training amid spike in PCP use
• Bartlesville ends city furloughs
• Officials may end runoffs to get state in line with feds
• Some civil-case filing fees could increase
• Bill would establish task force to study liquor laws
• Human Rights Commission under fire
• Fallin gets bargaining-rights bill
• Terra to pay $625,000 pollution penalty
• Tulsa City Council plans vote for summit on meth-related issues
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• Arts endowment helps boost TPS show
• Monthly crime trends meeting set for this morning
• Thoreau Demonstration Academy should stay put, superintendent says
• Tulsa council to vote on meth summit
• Good Friday services set across Tulsa
• More than $1 million needed for Tulsa Fire Department
• Chamber targets discord at City Hall
• Gun in fatal police shooting had belonged to Detroit police
• Man arrested after allegedly taking video under woman's skirt
• Appeals court upholds teen's life sentence in Tulsa County murder
• Osage County Sheriff's Office seeks 'person of interest' in woman's shooting
• Council redistricting meeting set for tonight
• Two statues stolen from Woodward Park
• Robber fires shot in convenience store holdup
• BA council to reconsider kangaroo case
• Man arrested in rape, robbery at apartment complex
• Oklahoma's powerful women gather to discuss empowerment
• City to switch to automated time, attendance system
• Tulsa officer fatally shoots man during traffic stop
• Second Century Trail at NSU-BA campus has plenty to offer
• Fallin signs bill further restricting funeral protests
• FEC reports show increase in campaign fundraising
• Five city councilors decline to sign affidavits in Bartlett ouster attempt
• Residents challenge petition on changing Tulsa city government
• OKC bombing state prosecutor sought justice for all
• Tulane researcher to discuss impact of oil spill
• Price gouging law in effect in 26 counties
• UCO Foundation gets $1 million gift from Newcastle man
• Fires could be a problem again for parts of Oklahoma
• Lawton man to stand trial for stepson's death
• 15-state tornado outbreak deadliest since 2008
• EPA pressed on paint rules
• Public questions redistricting at commission meeting
• Tulsa recycling-from-trash site officially opens
• Broken Arrow's Joe Cavett named wing commander of Oklahoma Civil Air Patrol
• Horse boarding OK'd for Jenks community
• Boren meets with leaders in Pakistan
• Four educators from Tulsa area receive honors
• Proposed legislative districts ready soon
• Fallin seeks federal aid for tornado-struck Atoka County
• Jay Cronley: Old dog isn't blind to affection
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• Forum on future of trauma care in area set today
• TPS student art show set for today
• Bartlesville school board puts off decision on closing Oak Park Elementary School
• More pharmacy robbery charges filed against Walgreens suspect
• Broken Arrow man charged with procuring child pornography
• Meth-lab remains found in back of smoking trash truck
• Food donations sought for Tuesday Easter giveaway
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• Meeting on council redistricting set for tonight
• Severe weather possible again on Tuesday afternoon
• Group's initiative petitions to change city government challenged in court
• Tulsa County burn ban expires
• Overturned tanker slowing eastbound traffic on Will Rogers Turnpike
• Fallin taps bank chairman for OSU-Tulsa board
• Officer kills man who reportedly pointed gun after pursuit
• Senate rejects alternate uses for sinking funds
• Council redistricting plans under consideration
• TCC celebrates 40th anniversary of its nursing program
• Time is up: Income taxes are due today
• Fallin plans to be involved in finding new GRDA CEO
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• Fees paid by gaming tribes continue dramatic climb
• Midwest City teen accused of killing grandparents had previous legal troubles, records show
• Prison break accomplice has New Mexico court appearance
• 2 Southwest Oklahoma fires contained, but others burning
• Grave of former Lawton officer possibly located
• Lawton man killed in shooting at Medicine Park bar
• Students struggle to pay tuition
• New Collinsville jail paying off
• Rep. Dan Boren part of delegation to Iraq
• Red Cross still needed in storm-damaged Tushka
• Michael Overall: Lessons in potty training
• Tractor, car drivers killed in crashes
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• Jay Cronley: Yes, let's turn the geeks loose on tornadoes
• Blood drive set Monday in memory of baby with rare heart condition
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• Protests of residential appraisals on decline in Tulsa County
• Fallin surveys area damaged by tornado
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• Oklahoma City National Memorial archives memories of those who lost lives
• Tulsa man charged with manslaughter in fatal stabbing
• 2 killed in separate pickup crashes
• Oklahoma health exchange issue bruised, not beaten
• Tulsa seminar to discuss child stress, why kids hurt themselves
• Firefighters make gains against huge Texas blazes
• Oklahoma National Guard pilots fight wildfires in state
• Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame to add 9 members
• Oklahoma Ethics Commission can keep candidate late fees
• Tulsa's polished-up Pearl District shows what it could be in future
• Some want 'closing fund' for luring business to Oklahoma
• Tulsa Zoo elephant Sneezy's a dad, as OKC Zoo welcomes 304 pounds of joy
• Victims still paying for woman's nonviolent crimes
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• Jenks looking for land to expand
• TPS choice transfers in jeopardy
• Property values in some Tulsa neighborhoods soar, others sink
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• Girl in serious condition after being struck by car
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• Tulsa man dies after high speed crash
• Residents oppose east Tulsa Educare
• 11 tornadoes touch down across Oklahoma
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• Boren parts ways with rest of Oklahoma delegation on spending blueprint
• GRDA, feds working to speed rebuilding of Grand Lake docks
• Speaker: Journalism comes full circle in terms of bias
• Common Ground church finds home at former Fontana 6 theater
• Area churches ready for Holy Week celebrations
• Competency hearing set in threats case
• Armed robbery task force led to 14 arrests
• Man stabbed two weeks ago found dead
• President of Tulsa oil firm dies in small-plane crash
• Director of Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma helped raise awareness of hunger
• Jenks club owner gets temporary injunction in beer-license case
• Patients travel shorter distance to Tulsa to visit Shriners Hospital personnel
• Officials laud project to replace the westbound I-244 bridge
• TPS expecting Project Schoolhouse savings as federal funds dry up
• Property tax measure dies
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• Request filed by GRDA to curb lowering of lake
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• Compentency questioned for defendant in federal bomb-threat case
• Claremore teen arrested in theft of Sheriff's Office guns
• Tulsa oil company president killed in Arkansas plane crash
• Walgreens robbery suspect charged
• GRDA working on Grand Lake rebuilding efforts
• Club gets temporary restraining order against Jenks
• GRDA formally asks for relief from yearly lake-lowering requirement
• Officials kick off massive I-244 bridge replacement project
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• National Weather Service confirms two tornado touch downs; two people dead in Tushka
• Storms kill 1 person, wreak havoc in state
• Tulsa officers' request for counter-investigation denied
• City attorney search expands
• Multimillion Tulsa luxury estate up for auction after federal seizure
• Legislative redistricting plan moves easily out of committee
• Impact of TPS school closures contested
• Doak rejects grant tied to federal health care
• Fallin to reject $54 million federal health grant
• Blame assigned to financial crisis
• Transportation official blasts federal agencies
• Attempt to tighten process for initiative petitions fails
• Fallin signs bill requiring consent for city annexation
• New mayoral elections ordered for Eufaula, Checotah
• I-244 bridge project kicks off
• Jay Cronley: Deliver us from griping free riders
• Cherokee Nation car tagsgive $2.7 million to schools
• Early learning expert offers warnings about prekindergarten testing
• Cajun accent added to family's fundraising for MS Society
• 2 people killed as storms tear through Oklahoma
• Council OKs legal aid donation
• House begins to redraw district lines for state legislators
• Grant's end eliminates TPS positions
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• House begins to redraw district lines for state legislators
• Hundreds brave storms to voice concerns about Tulsa Public Schools
• Council OKs legal services donation
• U.S. Marshals Service puts estate on auction block
• Mayor to throw open city attorney search
• Three juveniles arrested after arson
• Jenks club owner seeks injunction to keep beer license from being revoked
• Woman shot in head after surprising alleged robber
• Insurer is moving to new office downtown
• Open-carry backers angry bill held
• New direction for Rogers draws concern
• Ex-Justice to speak at Oklahoma City University
• Oklahoma House OKs additional restrictions on abortion
• Delays hit city's drilling efforts
• NTSB can't find cause of plane crash near Bristow
• GRDA's top executive Kevin Easley resigns
• Tulsa Marquette students aid in new U.S. citizens ceremony
• Boren relents on OU sex-assault policy
• Man accused of viewing child porn on computer at library
• Child-porn suspect jailed after escape bid, police say
• Meth-maker who burned house sentenced
• L.E. Rader Center to close with no plans for a new site
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• Ex-OHP trooper charged with having sex with teen
• Western, central Oklahoma under fire weather watch
• Rain may come too late
• Memorial held for four McAlester fire victims
• Tulsa McLain grad dies from sickle-cell complications in Georgia
• Plan to save regatta too late, organizer says
• Mayor's travel expenses on tonight's council agenda
• Severe weather expected later today
• Oklahoma Republicans cool to Obama budget speech
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• Man sentenced for meth-lab fire that destroyed Tulsa home
• Okemah-area girl killed by car backing out of driveway
• Rader to close in September
• Police arrest man on child porn charge
• Severe weather likely Thursday evening
• Tulsa falls short in bid to land a retiring NASA shuttle
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• Measure would curb limits on attorney-client privilege for government entities
• Gov. Fallin signs measure to cap pain and suffering damages
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• Oklahoma Senate passes bill to limit pain and suffering damages in civil lawsuits
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• Senate panel passes measure to ban abortion at 20 weeks
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• Tulsa GOP moves further right at convention Saturday
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• United Keetoowah Band operates casino in Tahlequah without paying fees to state
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• Bill to generate federal funds for Oklahoma hospitals gets House OK
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• Senate Bill 878 heads to House, but will complicate care, critics say
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• NAACP, parents rally to support arrested principal
• Mom to face trial in washing-machine death of baby
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• House panel OKs bill to block EPA on climate
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• Bartlett responds to ouster allegations in letter to governor
• Oklahoma House backs anti-immigration bill
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• Murder case lands in federal jurisdiction
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• Firefighters flock to Capitol to defend pension system
• Senate OKs measure for nonpartisan sheriff races
• Oklahoma Senate passes bill to let voters decide on judge selection
• More public transportation options needed, Tulsa residents say in survey
• Tulsa NAACP plans rally over Hawthorne Elementary principal's arrest
• Bartlett's grades weak in police poll
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• GRDA hires legal firm after raising CEO's pay
• Law center report says Oklahoma lawmakers 'radical'
• Senate passes two bills that would make firing teachers easier
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• New food stamps distribution plan in Oklahoma starts April 1
• Lobbyists flock to Capitol ahead of tobacco regulation vote
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• Bill to require Senateto confirm judges OK'd
• Measure would affect lawsuits for drivers lacking liability insurance
• Tulsa Jail's renovated kitchen to reopen
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• Inhofe questions EPA process for beefing up ozone standards
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• Senate passes bill to reduce furlough days for jail employees
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• Three officers' trial again delayed
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• Police seeking man who reportedly exposed himself
• Cause of jail illnesses could be weeks away
• Two charged in beating death of infant
• Dog-dragging suspect sentenced in eluding officer case
• Man charged in Bartlesville bank robbery
• EPA wants three state coal plants to convert
• International Women's Day event set for Tuesday in Tulsa
• Police corruption trial delayed again
• Tulsa police support pseudoephedrine restrictions
• Rain possible tonight in Tulsa
• Arraignment set for ex-Skiatook superintendent
• 2011 Peggy V. Helmerich Distinguished Author Award
• Man with gun surrenders after standoff
• Children taken into protective custody after home meth bust
• Legislative panel seeks immigration reform
• Bill to remodel state Education Board would put Oklahoma in class of its own
• Man severely beaten after accidentally running over dog
• Murder trial to get under way against two men in Oklahoma City pharmacy killing
• Okmulgee woman dies in single-vehicle crash
• Cascia Hall Middle School open house
• Vehicle struck, killed woman crossing the road
• Online predators continue to be a nuisance
• House pelted with gunfire; child injured
• Stray bullet sends man to the hospital
• Grass fire burns near Wagoner; two juvenile suspects are held
• Democrats, Republicans differ on jobs legislation
• Police patrols increased near crime clusters
• $101,500 state grant to target underage drinking in Tulsa area
• Systems improving
• Mayor: Tulsa to get new taxicab stand
• Medicaid overhaul proposals endorsed
• Tulsa WWII veteran recalls historic cross over Remagen Bridge
• Most Wanted: Clarissa Althea Parker
• Way back when: Today in history
• BA school board to consider snow days makeup
• Mathews Warehouse to get new life as arts center
• I-44 narrows at 177th East Avenue today
• Boy struck after house pelted by gunfire
• Woman struck, killed by car on 71st Street
• Legislation would affect Oklahoma's government workers
• Councilor sought attorney job
• Spy novelist Alan Furst chosen for 2011 Helmerich Award
• Three Tulsa-area academic bowl teams win state championship
• Cherokee Nation offers grants for school tours
• OU top lawyer gives back his $38,000 raise
• Free car seat safety checks for Rogers County
• Switch to 10 digits 'annoying' but glitch-free
• AP Enterprise: US push not halting guns to Mexico
• Roll Call
• Boynton-Moton school district mulls annexing
• Tulsans urged to clean up city before tourney starts
• Jay Cronley: When it comes to the news beat, the public has the drum
• Tulsa World transitions key editors into new roles
• Plan to siphon funds from DOC inmate work program could backfire, officials say
• Skiatook Fire Department shunned for FEMA grants
• City bird-dogs 6 bills in the Legislature
• Job hunt becomes a battle for ex-inmates
• Women overcome felony convictions to get lives on track
• Area briefs
• Political notebook: Boren town halls
• Corrections, clarifications
• Make your lawn edible: create a vegetable garden
• Way back when: Today in history
• Sunday: John Eagleton asked mayor to appoint him city attorney
• Sunday: Most women never return to Oklahoma prisons
• Officials want clean city to greet tournament crowd
• The post-apocalypse cyclist (fiction)
• Tulsa homeowner with gun surprises burglar
• Critics question Askins' OU health center job
• Venue change ordered for SQ 746 lawsuit
• Sperry district to offer free virtual school for K-8
• State leaders attend Sapulpa school celebration
• Ex-Tulsan guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Judge affirms death sentence for clerk's killer
• Lent differs greatly among churches
• Immersed in the Bible
• Officials celebrate progress of north Tulsa health clinic
• Sally Kern's new book to tell about her public 'stoning'
• Mom charged in family meth case
• Off to see the judge: Elementary students visit land of Oz to learn about trial procedure
• TPS advisory council looks at magnet programs, educator evaluations
• Alleged threats probed
• Muslims thank Tulsa police with lunch
• This week
• Local, State briefs
• Nothing is wrong with your phone: 918 required for local dialing
• Way back when: Today in history
• I-44 narrows at 177th East Avenue Monday
• Tulsa house heavily damaged by fire
• Seven Oklahoma state parks to be closed
• Tulsa, Bartlesville police arrest man on bank robbery complaint
• Collins College of Business
• Former Tulsa area resident pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Wayman Tisdale clinic one step closer to opening
• Collins College of Business ranked #33 in Businessweek survey
• Police seek more information on vehicle thefts near Tulsa school
• Collins College of Business in Top 50
• Chance of showers, thunderstorms today in Tulsa area
• Family relocates Jenks house to Tulsa
• Two arrested in connection to hotel meth lab
• Homeowner holds juvenile burglar at gunpoint for police
• Ex-judge jailed in stalking case
• Admiral Twin to rise again this summer
• Plan to oust Tulsa Major Dewey Bartlett advances
• Duncan outlines school fund shift
• Coburn, others vow to block inefficient bills
• Plans afoot to relocate RSU Pryor campus to industrial park
• Senate OKs bill to alter process for changing Oklahoma constitution
• Fallin appoints minister to parole board
• Three Creek Nation councilors' petitions to block wage garnishments thrown out
• One man shot at apartment complex
• Former Oklahoma Supreme Court justice dies
• Revolutionary Day brings history to life for 250 fifth-graders
• Trash board to discuss member's actions privately
• Council discusses ways to spend extra money
• Broken Arrow appoints new fire chief
• Woman held after shots fired at several people
• Jay Cronley: College students armed and loaded?
• Tulsa police, fire academies may be limited to one each annually, mayor says
• Oklahoma City bombing to be topic of Hollywood movie
• Residents oppose upcoming 10-digit dialing
• Oklahoma Army National Guard prepares for realities of Afghan mission
• Local, State briefs
• Autopsy shows B'ville 10-day-old drowned in washing machine
• Way back when: Today in history
• State superintendent to visit Sapulpa school today
• I-44 narrows at Riverside Drive tonight through Monday
• Officers attend appreciation day at Tulsa mosque
• Jenks bungalow finds new home in Tulsa
• Former Creek County judge arrested on stalking complaint
• Man arrested for making threat via Facebook
• Broken Arrow names new fire chief
• ME: Baby in washing machine died of drowning
• Rain possible Friday in the Tulsa area
• Court rules Westboro Baptist Church protests are protected speech
• Admiral Twin Drive-In to reopen, owner says
• Woman fires shots at neighbors accusing them of stealing $500
• Eagleton to give presentation today requesting Attorney General to investigate mayor
• Tulsa police find mobile meth lab after pursuit
• Tribe's investment since track purchase tops $15 million
• Health advisory issued in southeast Oklahoma due to fires
• Local pupils use senses to celebrate reading
• Family escapes morning house fire
• West Tulsa moves toward rezoning, approval of Walk at Tulsa Hills shopping center
• Obama nominates Ponca City police chief for Tulsa-based U.S. marshal post
• Creek Nation Supreme Court upholds tribal district judge
• House panel sends message: Ban texting while driving
• House panel passes billon publishing of notices
• Jari Askins named an associated provost at OU
• State, local bond issuers take $4 billion in new debt in 2010
• River Parks: Getting some air
• Three gun bills pass House committee
• Local, State briefs
• Lawyer sues prosecutor in fraud case
• Woman charged with murder in baby's death
• OKC lawyer files open-records request for Oklahoma students' home contact information
• Way back when: Today in history
• Lawmaker aims to return home-based health care to Long Term Care Authority
• Lawmakers deny funds for prisons
• Academic All-State winners named
• Mayor requests particulars
• Senate votes to ax state income tax
• Gas jumps another 10 cents
• The Chief has answers
• UCO pays charter school $60,000 to break contract
• Community briefs
• DA backs requiring prescription for pseudoephedrine
• Corrections, clarifications
• Seventeenth Annual TU Law Chilifest Cookoff a Rousing Success
• Bill would make key meth ingredient available by prescription only
• Tulsa man charged with shooting two children
• Prisons get no extra money but can tap fund to reduce furloughs
• Hazardous railroad crossing - repaired!
• Planning commission OK's zoning for west Tulsa development
• Obama makes nomination for Tulsa U.S. marshal
• Murder charged filed in washing machine baby death
• Centennial Botanical Garden gets new director
• Authorities looking for wanted man in Tulsa area
• Chelsea woman gets prison time in embezzlement
• Sunny skies today, rain possible Friday
• Students supporting concealed-carry laws on campus to wear empty gun holsters
• Man arrested after shots fired outside party
• Victim shot after jumping from suspects car, fleeing for his life
• Officials to make Breeder's Invitational announcement
• Walmart deals carefully exclude Oklahoma
• Councilor seeks Bartlett's ouster
• ODOT road closings and openings for Wednesday
• Zoning changes requested by retail center near Tulsa Hills
• Biz Buzz
• Splitting the Rent | The University of Tulsa and Tulsa Project Theatre collaborate and make plans to share more of the stage
• Bill Board | The state legislature has until Friday to act on several bills affecting Tulsa
• Spring Cleaning in Order | Tulsans were polled and the results are in: citizens feel safe, but want junk cleaned up
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• Death sought for triple-slaying suspect
• National expert praises Oklahoma's teacher-evaluation reforms
• 5 Tulsa pools to be open this summer
• Terrill investigator cuts House meeting short
• OKC Memorial honors George W. Bush family
• Corrections experts praise alternatives
• Private school tax credit advances in Senate
• Corrections, clarifications
• Bartlett introduces city auditor nominee
• BA council takes chance on downtown arts district
• State Senate passes lawsuit-reform bill
• Statue at Buddhist temple in Tulsa visible for miles but still not complete
• Councilor eyes garbage trucks for snow removal
• Check and Connect
• Local, State briefs
• Councilors, city attorney butt heads over budget
• Coburn says government duplication costs billions
• Community briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• City councilor calls for Tulsa mayor's ouster
• Death penalty sought in Tulsa triple homicide
• Man shot while running from acquaintances, police say
• Mannford man charged in Tulsa robbery spree
• Tulsa to open five swimming pools
• Councilors question legitimacy of legal opinion
• Maggy Cuesta to Lecture on The Power of Typography
• Volunteers to clean up ahead of NCAA tournament
• Man returned to Tulsa from North Carolina on felony murder charge
• NEPI energy conference slated for March 23
• Warmer, windy weather forecast for Tulsa area today
• Tulsa World announces workforce reduction
• Councilors propose using trash company to clear snow
• Next I-44 project phase to start today
• Wine sale legislation shelved for more study
• Bills on illegal immigration, international law advance
• Position of city attorney opened to city employees
• Ex-treasurer Meacham to help advise his successor on investments
• Kaisers to fund RSU biology scholarship
• 2 Of 6 Defendantsenter Guilty Pleasto Murder Charges
• Tulsan who fled in police car out of hospital, in jail
• Remains exhumed in case of Muskogee woman's disappearance
• Man sentenced for sex crimes against 2 girls he reportedly met through Facebook
• Man heads to appeals court after '97 killing
• Jay Cronley: Not all dogs who wander are lost
• TARE wants trash haulers to curb pollution
• Police say 3 boys helped their dad make meth
• Greater Cornerstone community center has groundbreaking ceremony
• Mayor says Arkansas River development could involve tax package
• Bartlett expected to announce city auditor pick
• Fallin on health-care deadline: "I'd like to opt out totally"
• Tulsa's bike-friendliness lauded
• Local, State Briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Pro-Israel rally draws a crowd at Victory Christian Center
• 5-year-old's wish comes true
• Students Preparing to Enter the Legal Market
• Rent
• Class Notes - March 2011
• Tulsa Lawyers for Children Holding Training Sessions at TU
• Students Take First Steps to Judicial Clerkships
• Faculty News - March 2011
• Students Gain Valuable Interview Experience with Help of Legal Community
• Way back when: Today in history
• Collins College of Business Student Receives ADDY Award
• Man sentenced for sex acts with children he met on Facebook
• Fallin encouraged but still concerned about health-care option
• Tulsa man arrested on child porn complaints
• Tulsa mayor won't rule out river-tax package
• Man arrested for allegedly dumping ashes of girlfriend's ex-husband in fight
• Boy rescued after falling into well near Bartlesville
• 'A Night to Honor Israel' hosted by Victory Christian Center tonight
• Sunny skies after rain this morning in Tulsa
• Third phase of I-44 widening begins Tuesday
• Earthquake rattles northeast Oklahoma
• SB 864 attacked as unfair to insurance policyholders
• Okmulgee to revamp water treatment plant
• Man jailed after police car stolen, high-speed chase, shooting
• Michael Overall Column: Something to celebrate
• Man hospitalized after chase in stolen police car
• Campus alcohol use declines
• Exchange program brings French students to Owasso
• Lafarge waste-burning project draws fire
• Yazel: Property valuation cap bills won't freeze property taxes
• State's doctor numbers questioned
• Women inmates get second chance with diversion programs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa police officer publishes novel
• Way back when: Today in history
• The problem with 'bicycle' advocates
• Center Point serves as DOC facility for inmates in rehab
• Free workshops on use of Census Bureau data slated
• Census shows Tulsa's population shifting to south, east
• Roll Call
• New dinosaur genus identified in Utah
• Survey shows Tulsans are unhappy with roads
• Amid shortfall, state agencies hold $1.2 billion in revolving funds
• Robbers hit Tulsa restaurant, two discount stores
• Foul play suspected in disappearance of Hitchita man
• Two sought for questioning in woman's shooting death
• Three die in single-vehicle Oklahoma crashes
• Forget status quo, Tulsa educators told at forum
• Tulsa federal court nominee Mikkanen's long resume faces long odds
• Jay Cronley column: Weather forecasters should try singing in the rain
• Two men arrested in heist of GPS-equipped Tulsa ambulance
• Oklahoma city, counties tally cost of snowstorms, hoping for money back
• Robots taking over Tulsa hospitals; some surgeries, that is
• Exodus House helps released inmates transition
• State's delegation favors stopgap funding proposal
• Corrections, clarifications
• Stuttering in the limelight
• Way back when: Today in history
• Police identify shooting victim, two 'persons of interest'
• Police welcome cameras in cars
• Fallin to tout budget plans, state at national meeting
• OSU faculty members to be able to retire in phases
• Payne County assessor files suit over staff salary argument
• Project Schoolhouse gets transfer specifics
• Zoo's charges to go catting around
• Former surgeon general kicks off health care symposium
• Impact of Alzheimer's on black community discussed
• Residents rally in support of Libyans
• retreat to promote spiritual renewal
• Tulsa teen due trial in Guard member's killing
• Longtime police chief in Beggs resigns
• Budget flap puts Creek National Council in contempt
• Possible resolution falls apart before TPD briefing
• New net at ONEOK Field to protect I-244 from foul balls
• Record number of protective orders filed in one day
• A new coat for the Driller
• Sheriff's deputy searching for meth lab instead found ex-wife's remains
• OJA ends plans for juvenile site at Ada
• Concussion discussion
• This Week
• Author documents space program from religious perspective
• News Shows
• Local, State briefs
• In Brief
• Community briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• GPS leads police to stolen EMSA ambulance
• Residents rally in Tulsa for Libyan freedom
• Downtown stadium foul-ball net construction to begin Tuesday
• Tulsa's Golden Driller to get new paint job, protective coating
• Woman shot to death at Tulsa apartment complex
• Skiatook woman arrested for embezzling from school organization
• Boy killed after being struck by car in Vinita
• Bartlesville man killed in crash on city street
• TPD officials cancel press conference addressing mosque controversy
• More rain possible this weekend in Tulsa
• Husband arrested after remains of Muskogee woman found
• Officer makes alleged DUI arrest after driver strikes cruiser
• Three arrested after attempted home burglary
• Early morning apartment fire causes 12-unit evacuation
• View film of Broken Arrow's history
• Man in secure mental facility denied off-campus therapy
• Man given multiple charges after injuring officers
• Suspect arrested after series of robberies
• Walkway near school to stay open after parking changes
• Media icon honored at Newsies ceremony
• House panel moves to restore aerospace tax incentive
• Board considers reviewing contract for juvenile center
• 3 more Oklahomans die from flu
• TCC: Mayors honor founder
• Ex-officer charged with falsely reporting a crime
• Senate passes bill to establish official state gospel
• Woodward Park due face-lift
• Students compete in healthy snack challenge
• Kirk of the Hills denied its plan to build in Jenks
• Board of education discusses budget – civilly
• No more detours: Construction ends on IDL
• Help for Grand Lake
• Jay Cronley: Put the river to bed, develop City Hall
• Local, State briefs
• OSBI seeks public input
• Bill would require state to pay for cost-of-living adjustments
• Way back when: Today in history
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at Lewis today
• Fraudulent 911-callers during blizzard won't face Rogers County charges
• Oklahoma insurance commissioner tours Grand Lake marina damage
• 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot' could become state gospel song
• Remains of Muskogee woman missing 12 years found, husband arrested
• Hunting-trip organizer charged with fraud
• Tulsa's Inner Dispersal Loop reopens
• Man charged with multiple counts in DUI that injured Tulsa officers
• Thunderstorms moving through Oklahoma
• Oklahoma education board to meet
• Tulsa police looking for armed robber tied to three overnight robberies
• Pizza restaurant robbed Wednesday night
• Tulsa police officer files lawsuit over attending mosque event
• Traffic delay expected on I-44 westbound near Yale Avenue
• Save Our Babies program receives grant
• Tulsa gay, lesbian couples encouraged by DOMA decision
• Justices contradict new colleague
• House panel OKs bill to ban kids from lottery ads
• House panel OKs measures to limit property-tax hikes
• Bill on collective bargaining in Oklahoma goes to House
• Tulsa honors two for long service to city, colleagues
• New armory to open today in McAlester
• Dedication of Inner Dispersal Loop repaving is today
• Cold leads to water main breaks
• Space shuttle Discovery set for its final trip
• Separate trials granted for defendants in Rib Crib slaying
• Battle of Kasserine Pass: Miles away, yet too close for comfort
• 23 hate groups have ties to Oklahoma
• Panel OKs bill to ease number of prisoners
• Senate approves limit on lawsuit damages
• United Way honors longtime Tulsa Boys' Home volunteer
• New Oklahoma bills aim to restrict or ban abortion
• Inhofe may push state water projects despite earmark debate
• Survey finds most Tulsans like city
• Teen suspect in triple slaying sent to prison for '08 shooting
• Local, State briefs
• Community briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• U.S. 169 narrows at I-244 junction today
• Defendants in Rib Crib killing to face trial separately
• Suspect in Tulsa triple-slaying sent to prison for earlier shooting
• Group IDs 23 hate groups with ties to Oklahoma
• Bill to cap lawsuit damages passed by Oklahoma Senate
• Weather blamed for hundreds of water line breaks in Tulsa
• Inola woman killed in Rogers County crash
• Tulsa police captain in flap over Islamic invitation files lawsuit
• Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks bankers seek foreclosure
• Union school locked down for 35 minutes
• Bartlesville man charged in fatal stabbing
• Sheriff's Office offers reward for info on stolen guns
• Strong chance of rain tonight, Thursday in Tulsa
• Urban education expert to speak March 22
• Tulsa police officer struck in hit-and-run
• OSU rally backs Libyan uprising
• Business, health groups back local option on tobacco laws
• Senate panel OKs measure that could remove governor from parole process
• Panel OKs workers comp measure
• Oklahoma's public pension systems at 'crisis level'
• Scientific-teaching bill defeated by committee
• Bill to allow sale of euthanized animals by shelters is shelved
• Teen due trial as adult in home burglary case
• Enid LGBT center exec is arrested
• Oologah-Talala principal receives top honor
• Councilors question delay in ethics case review
• Tulsa city, county consider dispute resolution as part of collaboration talks
• Longer school days in TPS approved
• Councilors question validity of trash board
• Barresi, Board of Education prepare to meet again
• Councilors question city's no-pay-on-snow-day policy
• Sallisaw officer fired after he admits shooting himself in the chest, blaming another
• Economic growth triggers cut in tax rate, Equalization Board says
• Tulsa City Council told it can't initiate budget amendments
• Volunteers fill gap in crossing guards
• Local, State briefs
• Community briefs
• Biz Buzz
• Pop Progress | The Oklahoma Pop Museum hires a director and eyes bond issue to move from project to planning
• Making Census Sense | Census data shows a slight population decline, but city officials are mixed on the meaning
• Relayed Race | A new survey probes the modern impact of Tulsa's historic riot
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• NEWS UPDATES
• Results of citizen survey to be released
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa police captain temporarily reassigned
• I-44 ramp to U.S. 169 closed today
• Snow days make-up plan approved for Tulsa Public Schools
• Changes in parole, judicial-appointment procedures could go to voters
• State says revenue growth is enough, cuts top income-tax rate
• Americans love gadgets
• City-county collaborative committee has first meeting
• Teenage cyclist hit by car at Tulsa intersection
• Celebrating the Life of TU Student-Athlete Wilson Holloway
• TU Alumna honored during Engineers Week
• Events Calendar
• Council upset about forced vacation time during storm
• Council cannot pursue budget amendments, official says
• Council questions delay in ethics complaint investigation
• Showers, thunderstorms forecast in Tulsa
• TU Students Recognized at the 44th Annual Tulsa ADDY Awards
• Alleged victim detains suspected burglar
• History Club Movie Night
• Email: TPD captain investigated for refusing to order officers’ attendance at mosque event
• Holly joins into $7 billion merger with Frontier
• Wildfire potential high to very high through Friday in Oklahoma
• Corrections, clarifications
• Bill would make firing teachers easier
• Panel advances second self-defense bill
• Public art program could be suspended
• American Legion Children's Home to stay open under new ownership
• TPS, ex-school official sued
• OSU, Tulsa Opera team up
• Council uses OKC as model for changing government structure
• Lawmakers, police react to cyber-bullying, online harassment trend
• Residents voice opposition to school consolidation
• Bill could bring change to Board of Education
• OPEA members rally at Capitol for better benefits
• Sallisaw officer shot off duty
• Principal spends day on top of school
• Jay Cronley: IRS agent doesn't have to be there to help you
• Local, State briefs
• 1 child drowns; rescuer saves 2nd
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa school board to take up snow make-up days Tuesday
• North Tulsa residents speak against closing neighborhood schools
• Lawsuit seeks anonymity in civil case against TPS, molestation defendant
• Oklahoma City's charter used as guide to changing Tulsa's form of government
• OSBI investigating Coweta man's death
• Holy Family principal spends day on roof
• Tulsa inmates recovering from illness
• Fall 2010
• Police release photos from pharmacy robbery
• Recent Events
• Bones found in old Bartlesville building not human
• Spring 2010
• Cooler, windy day forecast for Tulsa area
• Union bus in crash, no students injured
• Union school bus involved in accident
• Some Republicans critical of lawsuit reform
• Shutdown is all talk, says Coburn
• State workers to rally for pensions, pay
• TCC professor receives NSF grant
• Trial in Sara Smart slaying delayed again
• New DA at work in Washington, Nowata counties
• Union students building robot for worldwide competition
• Program revels in fall of dictators in Middle East
• State Senate bill would cap pain, suffering damages
• Programs provide education, substance abuse treatment in prisons
• Oklahoma ahead of curve for women incarcerated for homicide
• Grand Lake area faces months of repair from snow damage
• Tahlequah resident dies in accident
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• Local events celebrate changes in Arab world
• Hazardous railroad crossing
• More cuts to trail education stimulus
• Street crews need to be city employees
• Census shows nonwhite students outnumber white students
• Roll Call
• Bodies of I-44 crash victims sent to Guatemala
• Newsman to be honored at media awards
• Grandfather looks for old sled to share traditions
• GRDA scrutiny may have effect in Legislature
• Clean Line Energy Partners exec to speak at Page One luncheon
• Missing OKC 3 thought to be alive, at least in woman's dream
• Jury finds man guilty of double murder
• Convenience store robbed by 2 gunmen; no one hurt
• Overnight shooting injures two in house
• Trimmer budget key to recovery
• Way back when: Today in history
• Watching for neighborly criminals
• Cushing businessman's disappearance, death stun community
• American Indian farmers may benefit from discrimination lawsuit
• ODOT reduces deficient bridges by 30 percent
• New inmate learns the ropes at Eddie Warrior Correctional Center
• Children suffer losing mother to corrections system
• Incarceration takes away one mother's life
• Political Notebook: Patrick to run again
• Boren, Sullivan see amendments passed
• Longtime Booker T. Washington High principal Ellis Walker Woods may get memorial
• Corrections, clarifications
• Bieber documentary taps into Christian audience
• Fallin: Panel backs workers comp court
• Cherokee freedmen left in limbo after judge's ruling
• Off-duty OKC officer assaulted; bar patrons jailed
• Bartlesville man arrested in connection with roommate's stabbing death
• Construction zone thefts, home burglaries on rise
• Truck crashes into office, pinning woman and her son inside building
• Opponents say measure would limit access to public notices
• Tulsa Jail reports 350 inmates sick
• Freed man suing city, officers for $13 million
• Cuts to Scenic Rivers Commission decried
• History comes to life
• Pantries still struggling to meet food demand
• Nominee for judgeship listed Henry as backer
• Pay hike for head of GRDA raises ire
• Unions fire at mayor's order
• Illegal immigrant pleads guilty to Owasso robbery
• Facebook threats result in arrest of Terlton man
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• Church incomes affected by recession, flat levels of giving
• NTSB issues report on September plane crash
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• Local, State briefs
• More money, lower taxes in 2012 state budget
• In brief
• Mounds student athletes find fellowship off the field
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa Walgreens robbed by man with knife
• Man critically wounded in shooting on Tulsa street
• Another lawsuit filed against city alleges police corruption
• Re-enactors show students a semblance of Civil War
• Freedmen citizenship applications still on hold
• Twice-deported man pleads guilty to Owasso robbery
• Medics transport three after car strikes building
• Bartlesville man arrested on murder complaint
• Stomach illness sweeps through Tulsa Jail population
• Chemical engineering professor receives CAREER Program award
• No injuries after airplane crash lands at Tulsa International Airport
• Report cites equipment in fiery plane accident
• Rain possible this weekend in Tulsa area
• Police arrest two after string of vehicle thefts
• Woman dies in Pushmataha County crash
• Buckledown Awards recognize state troopers, other safety workers
• Study: State foster-care not improving
• Bill would consolidate 7 state agencies
• Hospital assessment bill passes first hurdle in House
• Agencies concerned about rising abuse of vulnerable adults
• More flu-related deaths in Oklahoma despite decrease in cases
• Oklahoma congressional districts must all change, some
• Ex-lawmaker remembered at Capitol
• County training workers on use of e-mail, social media
• Murder suspect due mental exam
• Grants provide time to learn
• Stimulus impact far from certain
• Jay Cronley: Spending quality time with TV
• State AG plans to withhold audit of Broken Arrow schools
• Expo Square workers due merit bonuses
• Bill to ban texting while driving
• Creek Nation adds language round to Challenge Bowl
• Coburn, Inhofe call for withdrawal of judicial nomination
• Tulsa Council overturns Mayor's veto of no-confidence for city's attorney
• What blizzard?: Weather takes area on wild ride
• Plaintiffs' attorneys plan three meetings on farmers' racial discrimination settlement
• Library panel approves Sand Springs TIF plan
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• Education briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• City Council overrides mayor's veto of no-confidence vote
• Okmulgee man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Cabin fever remedied by 100-plus-degree temperature swing
• Indian farm-loan lawsuit settlement meetings this weekend
• Officers, advocates honored at Buckledown Awards in Tulsa
• Man arrested after reporting seeing himself in robbery surveillance photos
• Studio Blue
• Cold-storage facility evacuated because of ammonia leak
• Former Rep. Bryant remembered at Capitol
• Tulsa woman not injured in San Diego car-train crash
• Jenks to add time to school days
• Performance bonuses approved for Expo Square employees
• Living Arts of Tulsa Will Host TU Master's Thesis Exhibition
• Tulsa's Wilson Holloway Loses Battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma
• Warmer temperatures, higher winds in Tulsa area today
• Man in custody identified as suspect in August homicide
• Broken Arrow man dies in high-speed wreck
• Youthful robber hits convenience store
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa county assessor to pay employees for days missed due to snow
• City, county pick members of Collaborative Government Advisory Committee
• School-bus advertising bill sent to Senate
• Zoning board delays vote on proposed code for Pearl District
• Development agency, builder to negotiate IDL land sale
• U.S. family's slave trading built prominent empire
• Third 'person of interest' named in January homicide
• House panel approves bill to end binding arbitration for police, fire unions
• PETA 'alerts' TPS on use of glue traps
• Gurich joins Oklahoma Supreme Court
• Woman who shifted money avoids jail
• Miami, Okla., police chief is fired
• Parking-lot death investigation report goes to DA
• Two sought in robberies on past two Sundays
• Police seek robber in three hold-ups
• Man sentenced to 30 years in Tulsa robbery death
• Two Tulsa police officers injured in suspected DUI crash; man arrested
• Judge rules child care worker to stand trial in child abuse case
• Sen. Rice seeks opinion on funding for Barresi workers
• Catoosa Bridge has symbolic finish with Cherokees and ODOT
• NE Okla. shows growth of 8.1 percent in past decade
• U.S. budget cuts aim at Teach For America
• Troops head to duty
• Judge denies motion to expunge case records linked to grand jury police investigation
• Tulsa's lack of growth may set redistricting priorities
• Council to tackle veto of no-confidence vote
• Man given six years in federal firearms case
• Corrections, clarifications
• Automobiles need thorough washing to get rid of street salt
• U.S. 169 narrows at 56th today
• Police name third 'person of interest' in homicide
• DA to determine possible charges in domestic fatality
• Tulsa police seek young bandit
• Police looking for robbery suspects
• Police release photo of Tulsa serial robber
• Two police officers injured in crash
• Cherokees, ODOT dedicate Catoosa highway construction
• Berryhill fire displaces six residents
• Chance of showers this weekend in Tulsa area
• Guard sendoff today in Oklahoma City
• Tulsa man booked following meth-related house fire
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• NEO partners with Rogers State University for business, tech students
• Oklahoma CareerTech Skills Centers mark 40th anniversary
• Muskogee among Historic Trust's dozen distinctive destinations
• State's budget hole gets a little smaller
• Judicial Nominating Commission's structure ruled valid
• Keystone, other dams at 'very high risk,' study says
• Suspect in Tulsa meth lab fire arrested
• Funding honors state as health-care innovator
• Rebate sought for missed trash collection
• Tulsa area's multiuse trails have quadrupled
• State ranks fifth in fire deaths
• Bill targets property of illegal immigrants
• New census figures show growth in Tulsa's suburban and Hispanic populations
• RX for The Cure | National media attention and aroused police wrote prescription to solve pharmacy robberies, police say
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• Fear of Commitment? | Mayor Bartlett has ordered collaboration, but will the city and county actually come together?
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• District attorney deploying to Afghanistan with National Guard
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• Wagoner, Rogers counties among fastest-growing
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• American Bar Association Law Student Division to Conduct 10th Circuit Spring Meeting at TU
• Energy drinks risky for teens, says report
• Tulsa Opera News - February 14, 2011
• Two Tulsa police officers injured in crash
• Illegal immigrants' property, state 'citizenship,' targets of legislation
• State high court ruling opens door for next justice
• Report: Oklahoma fifth in nation in fire death rates
• Census: Tulsa's population falls; suburbs surge since 2000
• Man charged with arson arrested in Tulsa
• Man arrested in Tulsa, Skiatook pharmacy robberies
• Clayton Keyes, MFA Candidate, Exhibits at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia
• Stephen Sumner, former Director for the School of Art, to Juror the 43rd Annual Gussman Juried Student Exhibition
• Firefighter injured battling apartment blaze
• Tulsa woman found dead in home identified
• Faculty Spotlight ~ Dr. Jan Wilson
• Drizzle possible today, warmer temperatures forecast in Tulsa area
• Accident affects traffic on BA Expressway
• Council asks trash board for customer refunds
• Faculty Spotlight ~ Dr. Christine Ruane
• Beggs Elementary OKd by inspectors after snow buckled ceiling
• Workers able to defend themselves under new measure
• State pension funds sinking fast; legislators study options
• Panel advances bill that would allow ads on school buses
• Measure would help fund shared superintendents
• Man robs Freeland Brown Pharmacy
• Teen gets 25 years in deadly heist
• OU researchers create test to identify risk of domestic violence
• Tulsa woman found dead in home last seen in late December
• Edmond police chase results in arrest
• Jay Cronley: Creative spirit has left the building
• Open-meeting suit against City Council dismissed
• House forms committee to investigate Rep. Randy Terrill
• 3 charged in homicide plot
• Potholes riddle city after snow melts
• Obama budget condemned by state's congressional Republicans
• Statewide push seeks to spotlight childhood health issues
• State sees some revenue recovery for January
• Students return to classes, friends, tougher lesson plans
• School boards decide how to make up for snow days
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• Yesterday's snow: today's puddle
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• Suburban schools plan snow make-up days
• Charges filed in alleged plot to kill Tulsa homicide detective
• Judge dismisses suit alleging council violated Open Meeting Act
• Person of interest named in Tulsa homicide
• City, contractors to tackle pothole outbreak
• Police release images from reported pharmacy robberies
• TPS Project Schoolhouse forums rescheduled
• OSU Center for Health Sciences receives donation
• Police: Death believed to be natural causes of woman found in home
• TPS releases make-up day plan
• Former House member from Tulsa John Bryant dead at 53
• Bartlesville police seeking public's help in homicide
• Rain, drizzle possible in Tulsa area Tuesday
• Tulsa-area rally celebrates Mubarak's resignation
• School placed on lockdown for possible shots fired in area
• Local artist chosen for commemorative mint julep bottle
• Broken Bow dog to compete at Westminster
• Bills aim to open more places to guns
• Students return to class today
• Parents see snow days differently
• New morning-after pill blocks pregnancy 2 days longer
• Fallin's consolidation plan gets mixed reviews
• Scooby Bus turns sober ride into a party
• Illegal immigrants' numbers increase in state, report says
• Nothing says "I luv you" like heart-shaped boxes
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• Oklahoma prison sentencing reform has factious history
• Coming Monday: Illegal immigrants up in state; level nationwide
• Local demonstration held for Egypt
• One dead after car crashes into moving train
• Woman hit by vehicle, killed
• Tulsans glad to be out of the house
• Storm costs accumulate
• Meth maker turns her life around after prison release
• Tough-on-drugs stance puts more in prison
• Half of women in prison there for drugs
• Crashed vehicle removed from Spring River
• North Texas eyes Oklahoma water
• Glenpool mayor won't seek re-election
• Roll Call
• Wagoner County to fight state wage claim
• Jay Cronley column: Riding out the storm with paper in hand
• BOK Center's fall events prove profitable
• Sen. Coburn part of deficit-reduction effort
• ABLE Commission goes easy on offenders
• Medical community collaborated in storm
• Missed days frustrating for Oklahoma educators
• Local briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Blizzard of 2011 commemorative print and page now available for order
• Roof damage can be avoided
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• Tulsa meth lab fire leads to arrest
• Cabin fever comes to an end in Tulsa
• Tulsa road crews go home for the weekend
• Tulsa-area weather to warm up
• Man gets 60 years in prison in Levy slaying
• Stroke rehab doesn't have to be high-tech to help
• Plowing reveals pothole problems
• Lung disease may have contributed to Beggs man's death
• Schools to decide on makeup days
• Extreme: Temps forecasted to go from icy to hot
• Tulsa church planting grows
• Program ensures that learning never has to stop
• State Supreme Court appointee on sidelines because of lawsuit
• Parents face child neglect, drug charges after 3 kids die in fire
• Therapeutic visits for gunman opposed
• Person of interest is sought; slain man ID'd
• Bail kept same for crash suspect
• With snow comes increase inauto theft, domestic incidents
• Tulsa Metro Chamber alliance reveals legislative agenda
• Bartlesville baby excluded from foster care lawsuit
• A roof over their heads
• Schools' elective offerings show inequities
• Rural communities rely on each other to dig out
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• County, city differ on pay policies for snow days
• City of Tulsa may try to sell another vacant downtown building
• Computer with data for 84,000 patients stolen
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• Arrest made in Sand Springs stabbing
• Declining enrollments led to fewer electives, TPS committee told
• Drug case won't raise bail for defendant in triple-fatality crash
• Hospital funding at top of chamber's legislative priorities list
• Pryor gas station awning collapses
• Lottery ticket worth $250,000 reportedly sold in Tulsa
• Computer with patient information stolen from St. Francis
• University and Program Accreditation
• Saturday ACT test cancellations
• Tulsa shooting victim identified
• Broken Arrow animal sanctuary benefits from cattles' demise
• Red Cross needs blood donors
• Heaviest hit areas find some relief
• Snow goes fruity in giant dessert
• Piled up snow days create concern
• Snow variety leaves road hazards on Tulsa streets
• Brrrrtlesville: City in Oklahoma gets down to minus 28
• Grand Lake area paralyzed by almost 50 inches of snow
• Warmer temperatures begin
• Oklahoma snowstorm causes two deaths, dozens of injuries
• Despite drop in cases, three die of flu
• Move by Mubarak makes violence more likely, watchers say
• Corrections, clarifications
• Fallin names new director of state Homeland Security
• Tulsa County Special Judge Martha Rupp Carter sworn in
• Felon sentenced anew for crimes including murder
• 'Granddad Bandit' admits dozens of bank holdups
• Mayes County runaway allegedly strangles mom in Ariz.
• Jay Cronley: Northern birth no guarantee for snowy driving
• Council rescinds proposal on city attorney post
• Henry's paroles under review
• Tulsa Police Department cites officer layoffs for drop in DUI arrests
• Tulsa awarded grant to hire new firefighters
• Local, State briefs
• 42 candidates file papers to seek municipal offices
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• Cattle freeze to death, beef donated to BA animal sanctuary
• City Council rescinds charter-change proposal
• Two deaths attributed to this week's winter storm
• Friday closings list
• NEPI (National Energy Policy Institute)
• Fire heavily damages Tulsa house, kills at least two pets
• NEPI Lecture Series
• Street partly opened near BA water main break
• 'Granddad Bandit' reportedly stole $5,000 from Tulsa bank
• Parts of Oklahoma reportedly colder than South Pole
• Tulsa Public Schools closed Friday
• City gets federal grant for firefighters
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• 169 closing because of slick roads
• Nowata County experiencing power outages
• Extreme low temperatures plummet in NE Oklahoma, Tulsa area
• 'A white-out': Longstanding snowfall records for Tulsa, region shattered
• Tulsa clinics trying to catch up on missed appointments
• Weather forecasters feel a different chill in the air
• More Tulsa snow records fall
• Parts of Oklahoma get 2 feet of new snow
• Second round of precipitation covers huge swath of state
• City, county workers plowing through the difficulties
• Eufaula mayor jailed in drunken-driving case while on probation
• Tulsa Metro Chamber group visits Washington for talks
• Man gets 30-year term in drug-linked slaying
• Leader of credit-card fraud plot gets seven-year sentence
• Drug case suspect accused of paying for homicide
• Bill to restore aerospace tax credit applauded
• Union bond issue for Collegiate Academy approved
• Council to vote on proposed change to city ethics ordinance
• 211 helpline deals with increasing numbers of callers
• Inhofe, others push proposal to curb EPA ability to regulate greenhouse gases
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• Snow tired? Log out from cabin fever
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• Continuing domestic fight leads to shooting
• Tulsa drug suspect accused in Michigan killing of accomplice
• Snowfall shatters records across northeastern Oklahoma
• Tulsan sent to prison for drug-related homicide
• Man shot to death in Tulsa shopping center parking lot
• Water line break closes major street in Broken Arrow
• Tulsa Public Schools closed Thursday
• TU Physics Professor Receives NSF CAREER Award
• Credit card fraud nets man prison term
• View live video of Tulsa's storm
• Snowfall breaks Tulsa records
• Police release photos of suspects in theft
• Major Oklahoma airports slowly resume operations
• Heavy snow affecting Tulsa's suburbs, rest of state
• Heavy snow crosses Oklahoma, northeast corner hit hardest
• Snow apocalypse: Round two
• Road crews keeping Tulsa highways passable
• Stranded bus passengers stay in Tulsa shelter
• Union bond issue passes; voters re-elect TPS incumbent
• Police turn to four-wheel-drive, SUVs to handle snowy streets
• More snowfall expected, then Tulsa may warm up
• Shelters feel pinch from costs of blizzard
• New tourism, recreation director named
• Bill would cap lawsuit damages
• Councilors eye shorter meetings
• Way back when: Today in history
• Weathering the Storm | The city defends its blizzard response, but officials say spending might be the only way to plow forward
• Flakes and Flurries | Record snowfall iced the Tulsa World, but other locals dug through the drifts
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• Defendant seeks to disqualify Tulsa district attorney in murder case
• Second delay sought in police corruption case
• TPS board exec pushes naming issue
• Oklahoma ranks low nationally in child health, study finds
• Report: Oklahoma not using all jobless funds available
• Bump in Tulsa sales tax revenue will aid storm recovery effort
• Tulsa council meeting turns salty discussing city's snow response
• Schools face big decision
• Local, State briefs
• Vote turnout surprisingly strong
• Girl Scouts will start selling cookies Friday
• Tulsa Opera Presents Don Giovanni
• Tuesday and Wednesday closing list
• Union bond issue passes; TPS incumbent re-elected
• Reaction to Black Hawk bicycling ban
• Voter turnout better than expected for school elections
• Lawsuit-limiting bills advance in Oklahoma Legislature
• Tulsa city councilors discuss tightening committee meetings
• Pedestrian killed when hit by SUV identified
• Campus Weather Update
• Meteorologists feel public ire over forecasts
• Tulsa Public Schools closed Wednesday
• Flights already being canceled at Tulsa International Airport
• Urban education expert set to speak Feb. 22
• Mayor accused of mismanaging city salt supply
• Officers ask for delay in trial
• Red Cross opens shelters for stranded motorists
• Polls open today for school elections
• Tulsa police plan for winter travel improvements
• Filing period for Broken Arrow council candidates continues through Wednesday
• Tulsa sees sales tax revenue jump
• Pedestrian killed when hit by SUV
• Police ask for help in finding alleged serial robber
• Cities still coping with blizzard prepare for another storm
• More snow coming, record in the making
• Mail arriving as streets get safer
• Oklahoma's winter storm perfect for expanding waistlines
• Day in court: Line of the times
• Food bank roof collapses under snow
• Blizzard clean-up costing ODOT between $4 million and $6 million
• School board tables naming of BTW fieldhouse
• Senators move to shift school board's powers to Barresi
• Known for controversial sentence, convicted child rapist dies
• Charity picks search firm to find president
• Mobile home fire claims life of 1 near McLoud
• Snow today could make record winter for Tulsa
• Jay Cronley: Blizzard captive gives poor report
• County has its hands full with homicides
• Road conditions prompt consolidation of polling sites
• Spring River bridge accident recounted by trucker
• Zoo's free admission brings out cooped-up families
• Officers' request to be freed from jail is denied
• Fallin identifies fiscal priority areas
• Fallin focuses on budget in first State of the State address
• School districts consider ways to make up lost days
• Tulsa hires contractors in readiness for new winter storm
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• Corrections, clarifications
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• Tulsa school board tables vote on BTW fieldhouse name
• City brings in contractors to help clear streets
• Tulsa County killings occurring at unprededented rate
• Tuesday school closings list
• Judge denies request to release jailed Tulsa officers
• Tulsa superintendent discusses snow days
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• Tulsa police release video of business burglary
• The Curriculum
• Meals on Wheels begins deliveries again
• Tulsa Library Trust Will Present the 2011 Ann V. Zarrow Award to Kathryn Lasky
• Snow collapses part of roof at Tulsa ministry food bank
• Broken Arrow officials preparing for next storm
• Tulsa Zoo offering free admission today
• Delaware County man dead from apparent stabbing
• Legislators begin new session today
• Three men allegedly cut phone lines, burglarize pawn shop
• Burning of red cedar trees planned by Arcadia Lake
• Forecasters predict more snow on the way
• GOP holds all government power for first time in Oklahoma's history
• Green Bay, Pittsburgh fans venture out for Super Bowl
• Sunday service: Tulsans help feed needy, homeless
• Tulsa-area forecast calls for 5-10 inches of snow
• Winter training: staying on track
• Drivers urged to stay cautious
• What do you see outside?
• Broken Arrow puts end to hiring freeze
• RSU gets on board with QR code use
• Museum to exhibit Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Council discusses overriding veto of Pauling's no-confidence vote
• Tulsa makes progress in snow response efforts
• Tulsa-area schools remain closed
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• Mayor touts coordination; trash pickup to resume Monday
• TPS, area districts cancel classes Monday
• Some use break in weather to help feed the needy
• More snow expected Tuesday
• Oklahoma's 18th-ranked female arrest rate doesn't jibe
• Legislators ready to start new session
• Residents get out to stock up
• Former state school Superintendent Sandy Garrett denies ordering e-mail deleted
• Area charities need food for homeless, needy families
• Men with shovels in high demand
• Snow can't keep them from the Hurricane
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• Waterline breaks plague city
• Snow shuts down some Tulsa Sunday church services, too
• Love triumphs, even over a blizzard
• Blizzard of 2011: Looking back at the aftermath
• Women in jail get opportunities to better themselves
• Roll Call
• Oklahoma congressmen say entitlement programs, tax code must be on cutting block
• Helping mentally ill is key
• College mental health services analyzed
• Send-off planned for Oklahoma National Guard troops headed to Afghanistan
• Project Schoolhouse forums rescheduled
• Tulsa County combining polling sites due to poor conditions
• Cox Oklahoma announces $627,557 foundation grant money available
• Oklahoma college endowments growing after recession
• Good Samaritan fatally shot
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• Jay Cronley column: 'Light dusting' requires a street sweeper
• Questions surround judicial nomination of Arvo Mikkanen for Tulsa
• Mayor Bartlett wants change in city ethics ordinance
• Thousands of Oklahoma babies born underweight each year
• Local faith groups watching Egypt don't expect shift to an Islamist regime
• Tulsa man fatally shot while shoveling snow
• Sand Springs' government offices planning to open Monday
• Tulsa's downtown roads improving with new city strategy
• City workers deal with water break near St. John
• Tulsa officers getting more calls to check on neighbors, family
• Tulsa Transit service getting back to normal
• More then 800 storm-related injuries reported in Oklahoma
• Campus update, Monday plans
• More winter weather headed for Tulsa area
• Expanding efforts: Tulsa mayor pledges effort to clear downtown streets
• More winter weather headed this way
• Tulsa World resumes print edition, deliveries
• BA woman in Cairo keeps tabs on clashes
• Tulsa sets several weather records, may set another
• School elections may need precinct adjustments due to storm
• Fresh snowfall has schools waiting to decide on resuming Monday
• Snowbound folks find ways to fight their cabin fever
• Water line breaks add to snow woes
• Dialysis patients priority for Lift, first responders
• Storm damages docks, boats
• From first flakes to tragic fates
• Rescuer calls turnpike accident that killed three 'horrific'
• Views on dying will be focus of interfaith series
• Online pet obituary sites comfort grieving owners
• Rep. Boren has key role on panel focused on American Indian issues
• ORU to build $8 million student center
• Some Tulsa councilors oppose special-event permit processing fees
• Piled-up cases to snowball at Tulsa courthouse
• Debate clouds facility's naming
• Fallin seeking state budget cuts
• Depleted pantries worry shelters
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• Lutheran Synod Bishop Floyd Schoenhals retires
• Prosecutors fight to keep jurors' identities secret
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• Lawyers for defendant want DA off murder case
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• Forecasters knew storm was making history
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• State transportation officials update road information
• New BTW fieldhouse could be named for former coach
• ORU to build $8 million student center
• Tulsa blizzard update
• Saturday TU Men's Basketball Game Moved up to 3 p.m.
• Tulsa Transit to continue fixed-route bus service Saturday
• Monster Jam Friday event canceled
• View live video from the Tulsa area
• Official asks for patience on streets
• County updates its storm response efforts
• Friday and Saturday non-school closings list
• Project Schoolhouse forums rescheduled
• Trash service won't resume Saturday; decision pending on Monday collections
• More snow arrives in Tulsa area today; 4 to 6 inches expected
• Weather challenging crews responding to water line breaks
• Tulsa residents, businesses cope with blizzard's aftermath
• Christiansen volunteers self to help constituents after storm
• Two shot in home after argument
• Tulsa airport prepared for more snow
• Friday's closings
• Super Bowl traffic could cause delays
• President says he prays Coburn will see the light on votes
• City crews recruited to clear side streets
• Please, please Mr. Postman, it's been a long time
• Extra steps urged to keep pets safe in cold weather
• Snow, travel hampering Tulsa-area funerals
• Outlying cities continue to dig out
• Vehicles towed to clear streets. Who to call.
• Toddler's flu death fifth since September
• Tips can make shoveling snow, outdoor play safer
• Health services begin to pick up
• Public Works crews plow through obstacles
• Cold-footing it in Tulsa
• Weather forecast: We're not done yet
• Snow from blizzard taking bite out of Tulsa's road salt supply
• Some private schools e-mail lessons
• Snow day turns to snow week for schools
• Jay Cronley: Shoveling good out of a bad dream
• Tulsa World print edition to resume in full Saturday
• 3 people die in icy plunge
• Damage reported at Oklahoma Aquarium
• Friday closings list
• Some students have homework even on snow days
• Pet owners urged to take precautions during cold weather
• Snow poses problems for funerals
• Stores receiving some deliveries
• Mail service resumes today
• Family and Children's Services opens three locations Thursday
• Buses running limited routes
• Tulsa trash service not returning Friday
• Trash collection resumes in Sand Springs
• Tulsa Boat Show motors on despite snow
• Emergency vehicles picking up dialysis patients
• Woodland Hills Mall opens to shoppers
• Officials urge caution with outdoor activities
• Owners finding abandoned cars damaged or towed
• Tulsa apartment dwellers trapped
• Crews struggle to reopen roads, conditions icy
• Suburbs ready to dig themselves out
• TPS, suburban schools announce Friday closings
• Car wrecks into river near Miami, three dead
• Crews to clear paths through neighborhoods
• Disaster still evident the day after the storm
• Tulsa-area residents share their blizzard stories
• Death of wanted Oklahoma man in Arkansas ruled suicide
• Fire kills pet, resident not injured
• Vehicles jack-knifed, blocked on I-44 an 'ongoing process'
• Obama nominee for Tulsa federal judge post draws criticism
• Cold won't let up, chance for snow next week
• No real rest for law enforcement during emergencies
• Officials discuss street-clearing strategies
• Service agencies stretch to try to help more people
• Bus service struggling back, Lift still out of commission
• Snow transit made simple
• Northeast Oklahoma cities use all available resources in storm response
• Property damage a possibility during winter weather
• Tulsa city officials plan strategy storm response
• Everyone helps in an emergency
• Storm chills area economy
• No shortage of Ammunition
• Snowstorm babies — when it's time, it's time
• Tulsa temperature plunge follows record snowfall
• Thursday's Closings
• Most area schools getting more snow days
• Tulsa World on Thursday, Friday available as e-editions only
• President Obama orders federal disaster aid for Oklahoma
• Tulsa County declared a disaster area
• Thursday and Friday closings
• Suburbs digging out from snowstorm
• Obama names nominee for Tulsa federal court post
• TU students start massive snowball fight
• Boat dock damaged in Tuesday's blizzard
• TPD officers use own vehicles to respond to calls
• Salvation Army center filled during snowstorm
• Tulsans, travelers cope with wretched roads
• Some bus service expected Thursday
• Babies don't wait for snow to stop
• City bracing for 'ice rink' effect overnight
• Tulsans venturing outdoors to enjoy snow
• Most area schools set to close Thursday, maybe Friday
• Police release description of vehicle seen leaving homicide
• Firefighters helping in medical emergencies
• Private snow clearing businesses staying busy
• Alert employee helps avert injuries at casino
• Tulsans, travelers cope with blizzard's aftermath
• Clear skies should help with street clearing, mayor says
• Boren cancels Thursday's town halls in Ottawa and Delaware counties
• Tulsa blizzard photos
• Turnpike authority struggles with stranded cars
• Street crews still working to clear major roads, downtown
• Roads into and out of Tulsa mostly closed
• Blizzard of 2011
• 'Bitter cold' temperatures to remain, melting to begin Saturday
• Officials urge drivers to remain off highways until they are clear
• Snow makes lighter call load for Tulsa dispatchers
• Green Light | New grant funds solar panels for McLain High School's student-run greenhouse
• Larger Than Life | Religious leaders join for a multi-faith discussion on health and planning for death
• In the Zone | The city seeks ideas for updating its zoning rules
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• Read Wednesday's Tulsa World e-edition
• TU Campus Closed Through February 4th
• Stuck vehicles clog roads
• Wednesday's weather-related closings
• Tulsa's 14-inch snowfall record for one day
• Area schools closed again on Wednesday
• Clearing Tulsa streets of snow will take time
• Many flock to local homeless shelters for warmth and safety
• Men's basketball: Tulsa at Memphis
• Record snowstorm paralyzes Tulsa
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• Tulsa, area residents learn to cope
• Wednesday's Tulsa World is published only as a e-edition
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• Inhofe takes training program in agreement with FAA
• OU professor cites poverty as Egyptian chaos kindling
• Push has finally come to shove in Egypt
• Healthy plan
• Female inmates
• 12,040
• Closings list
• Carriers attempting to deliver the mail
• School officials call off class, take it "day-by-day"
• Blizzard brings record snow fall to area, halts most travel
• Tulsa receives more than 13 inches of snow in epic storm
• Snow causing major headaches for Tulsans
• Where to turn for help during the storm
• Tulsa homeless shelters packed
• With winter weather, Tulsa area hotels see increased business
• Blizzard takes toll on northeast Oklahoma
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• Roof damage at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa
• Read Tuesday's Tulsa World Print Edition
• Plow trucks trying to keep up with snow
• City Hall closed Tuesday
• Officials warn of 'impossible driving conditions'
• Hay Fever
• TU Law Students Secure Internships at the Hague
• College of Law Kicks Off Revised Mentoring Program
• TU Hires Wellspring Professor
• Class Notes - February 2011
• NALSA Helping Inmate Seek Relief from Execution
• Faculty News - February 2011
• TU 3L Blogs for Legal Site
• Corrections, clarifications
• School closings have parents scrambling for child care options
• Drivers cautioned on hazards of ice and snow
• State agencies ready for storm
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• Oklahoma Gov. Fallin taps Terry Cline as secretary for health, human services
• Jay Cronley: In winter contests, ice wins
• Efficiency criteria questioned by TPS patrons at forum
• Creek chief to veto council's votes replacing judiciary officials
• Illinois food company to pay penalty in pollution case
• Osage seek trust status for three Million Dollar Elm casinos
• Body found near damID'd as missing man's
• B'ville man is charged with threatening judge
• Headline goes here spring cleaning
• GRDA lauds Supreme Court water-rights decision
• Broken Arrow woman has front-row seat for Egyptian revolt
• Authorities:Man foundfatally shot
• Ginger Holsted, Panache owner, dies at 61
• Judge dismisses case against former officer
• Bartlett selects auditor search committee
• Commissioners approve of advisory committee
• Endowed chair honors Tulsa doctors
• New federal dietary guidelines urge us to eat less, move more
• Volunteers of America helps people with mental disabilities manage money
• Divorces
• Deaths
• Births
• Marriages
• Criteria for potential school closings questioned at TPS forum
• CAREER-award-Grigoriev
• Mayor names committee for new city auditor
• Man charged with threatening Washington County judge
• About the College of Law
• TU Campus Closed Tuesday Due to Inclement Weather
• Domestic charge dropped against former Tulsa police officer
• Heavy snow, sleet anticipated tonight, Tuesday in Tulsa area
• Closings list
• OU endowed chair named after longtime Tulsa physician
• County to take part in collaborative government committee with city
• Police warn of increased vehicle thefts in Tulsa this winter
• Body found apparently shot, left next to road
• Women in Prison: Inmates' children left behind
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol holds ceremony for promotion
• GOP precinct meetings delayed a week
• Former 'person of interest' in year's first homicide arrested
• Liquor law reform to be key focus of legislative session
• Forecasters warn of winter storm
• Openly gay officer shares story of acceptance by TPD
• Armed forces training center complete
• Platelet-rich plasma therapy turns patient's blood into healing agent
• Strict immigration measures retain solid support
• Oklahoma hospitals agree to assessments to gain more Medicaid
• Water outage closes casino
• TU Campus Closed Feb 1 Due to Winter Weather
• Girl Scout helps promote literacy
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• Harvard Avenue at I-44 reopened
• River Spirit Casino closed after water main break
• Justice system examined in Oklahoma's top-rank for female incarcerations
• Inhofe's new allies on ethanol issue surprising
• Only 40 percent of Oklahomans think Republicans will do a better job than the Democrats
• Freedmen's Cherokee citizenship in limbo
• Grass fires plague state firefighters
• Lobbyists spent more than $113,000 on gifts to lawmakers
• Man given 3 life terms after murder conviction
• New trial ordered in veteran case
• Bank robbed minutes after gunman thwarted elsewhere
• Tulsa Press Club names two for Headliners honor
• Sheriff's Office unloads 181 guns in private auction
• Nominations for FOI awards open
• Activities to salute hospitalized vets
• American Legion to honor heroism of four chaplains
• Possible school consolidation worries parents in north Tulsa
• Creek council's vote aims at legal trio, including special prosecutor
• Edmondson tapped for new Justice Commission
• Political Notebook: Registration figures
• Jay Cronley: One-man crusade for the impossible
• Lawmaker files bill for cities to collect own sales tax
• Panel reviews school crime data
• Construction projects accelerate on Tulsa streets
• Drug, mental-health programs provide alternatives to prison
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Egyptians in Oklahoma hopeful for homeland
• Grass fires flare Saturday
• Poll: Most voters against expanding alcohol sales
• Corrections, clarifications
• Board meeting spurs reform talk
• Road Work
• ODOT to demolish old I-44 bridges
• Saint Luke's Episcopal Church installs new priest
• Author Lee Strobel says evidence for Christ interests youths
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• Challenger loss still fresh 25 years later
• Stillwater leaders meet to address homelessness
• Mayor of Jay is accused of extorting money, stealing from city
• String of burglaries hit midtown; teens arrested
• Sand Springs woman gets prison in husband's killing
• House panel to investigate lawmaker Randy Terrill after bribery charge
• Council attorney says he doesn't know where controversial amendment proposal came from
• Location-sharing trend helps advertise local businesses
• Bartlett opposes restoring pay bumps for Tulsa firefighters
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• Man charged with hate crime says intent misunderstood
• Fatal shooting in Bartlesville likely accidental, police say
• Thefts of running vehicles spiking across Tulsa
• Tulsa man faces trial on three murder counts
• Former Tulsa County Sheriff Frank Thurman dies at 85
• Voters to decide Union bond issue on Feb. 8
• Newsletters
• Former director of Reproductive Services sentenced
• City's sales tax revenue sees Christmas boost
• Anonymous tip leads to arrests before alleged robbery
• Shots fired into home, one goes through baby's crib
• Rain, snow forecast for Tulsa; ice forecast for Oklahoma City
• Escapee arrested after four-hour Sapulpa standoff
• HyperReality: Josh New, MFA Candidate, Exhibits at Club 209
• TU Design Student Awarded in Graphex and Brass Ring Design Competitions
• TU Students Earn Prestigious Publication
• Broken Arrow road closed due to water main break
• Round and round they go
• John Hope Franklin park open for visitors
• Way back when: Today in history
• Study alleging vaccine-autism link deemed fraudulent
• Ex-lawmakers among picks for insurance staff
• Plans in action to strengthen north Tulsa schools
• Chambers present 'business-friendly' legislative agenda
• Sapulpa city council approves fenceline annexation
• Attorney General-elect to share legal plans for health-care reform
• Burglars steal church's Christmas alms
• Man charged in shooting death
• Gov.-elect names science, tech secretary
• Woman charged in hotel shooting, robbery
• Woman, 70, in detention for assault
• Jay Cronley: Stewing in the dazzle of weather warnings
• Suspect in 2009 fatal crash charged with possession
• Charter change amendment being drafted
• St. Simeon's buries canine companion
• ODOT fears it could lose $115 million under U.S. House rule change
• Man executed in death of QuikTrip clerk
• Council votes no confidence in Pauling, tries again to make city attorney's office elective
• State prisons grapple with rising population of aging inmates
• Council moves forward on municipal government changes
• Council votes no confidence in interim city attorney
• Man accused of drug impairment in triple fatality charged with pot possession
• Institute of Nanotechnology
• Coping: Joshua Meier, MFA Candidate, Exhibits at TAC
• Betty Boyd dies at 86
• Chance of rain, snow still forecast for Tulsa's weekend
• One newcomer among Oklahomans taking oath
• Way back when: Today in history
• Gov. Henry to work for Edmond law firm
• Economist-researcher to offer his views on recession
• Fallin fills Cabinet's energy, info tech posts
• Local, State briefs
• Councilors told city is trying to fill vacant posts faster
• Sallisaw officer pleads not guilty in rustling case
• Tulsa man's child porn conviction is reversed on appeal
• Oklahoma lawmaker aims bill at 14th Amendment birthright issues
• John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park opens to the public
• Sapulpa, Tulsa compromise on annexing plans for Gilcrease Expressway area
• Tulsa considers shuttle system for NCAA tournament fans
• AEP-PSO deal to raise residential rates, cut industrial bills
• 364 Oklahoma school districts get federal spending plans OK'd
• Pelicans make rare winter visit to Arkansas River downtown
• Corrections, clarifications
• 12th Street closed over U.S. 75
• Blaze guts Tulsa home
• Gunfire leads to pistol-whipping, police standoff
• Appeals court reverses Tulsa man's child-porn conviction
• Annexation compromise reached between Tulsa, Sapulpa
• Sallisaw police officer charged with cattle theft
• School evacuated due to apparent gas leak
• TPS community forum postponed
• Rain possible this weekend, snow possible Monday
• Woman fires shots at man after he allegedly rammed her porch
• Legislator wants schools to get lottery proceeds directly
• State's tornado count in 2010 3rd highest ever
• Lawyers plan to fill in lawmakers on legal issues
• Way back when: Today in history
• Oklahoma coalition offers free help to smokers trying to quit
• Fair Meadows to lose one end of its grandstand
• Henry's bronze bust unveiled at Capitol's Hall of Governors
• Copy editor for Tulsa World is honored
• Creek Nation chief renounces council's act to abolish court
• City Council likely to vote on ending furlough days Thursday
• Trash board ethics complaint goes before City Council
• Del City motorhome fire kills three young children
• 15-year term given man once set free by DNA
• Local, Area briefs
• Hope, Unity and a Lot of Paint | Mural going up on downtown building reflects theme of famed U2 song
• Going with Plan B | City Council Expected to Take Action Quickly. On Plan to Fund PLANiTULSA Recommendations
• Planning Ahead | Future Endeavors May Call on Past Expertise.
• Wholesome and home-style | The comforting menu at Caz's Chowhouse might make you re-think a New Year's Resolution
• NEWS UPDATES
• Immigration battles ready to flare up at Capitol
• Severe concussion cited in girl's Wyandotte playground death
• Coffee will be Fallin's secretary of state
• Legislature's new leaders take reins
• 'House of Night' authors promote new book at Rogers High
• Judge halts vote on city attorney position
• Tulsa-area jobless rate dips to 7.5 percent
• Tulsa Police academy adds recruits to boost force's manpower
• Tulsa named worst city for smoking
• Mary Jane's Pizza caters to Tulsa's night owls
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrowed at U.S. 75 junction
• Man sought in connection with shooting that injured children
• Tulsan charged, arrested in man’s beating death
• Surge briefly knocks out power to downtown Tulsa buildings
• Warrants issued for suspect in Broken Arrow fatal shooting
• Creek chief won't appoint new tribal judges
• TU professor honored for mentoring
• Tulsa police academy numbers to grow
• Interfaith Trialogue Series to explore "Medical Dilemmas of Living and Dying in America"
• Judge grants injunction on city attorney vote
• 'Granddad Bandit' to plead in Alabama, Arkansas robberies
• Two in jail after allegedly making meth in vacant home
• Man allegedly steals car and flees after stabbing girlfriend
• Demolition begins at Fair Meadows
• Jay Cronley: Answer to foul bowls is TU pride
• Victims and suspects flee apparent shooting, police arrest three
• Inhofe gives mixed assessment of Afghanistan
• New Oklahoma Supreme Court chief justice sworn in with brevity
• Planning commissioner who survived removal attempt is being replaced
• High-tech highway weigh stations planned
• Corrections, clarifications
• Drivers stay smart, safe for New Year's
• New ordinance to aid Owasso police in curbing truancy
• New lawmakers to pick leaders for 2011-2012
• Corps of Engineers mull use of vehicles at lakes
• Bust of outgoing governor to be unveiled
• Legal opinion says trash board members can stay until mayor replaces them
• Terrill, Leftwich make first court appearance on bribery charge
• Lifechurch.tv's Bible app attracts millions of users
• Bankruptcy filings increase in 2010
• Contracts to aid TPS teacher effectiveness
• City contract for private sales tax auditors in final stages
• Tenants vacated due to unpaid water bill
• Local, State Briefs
• Community Briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• I-244 ramp to First Street closes today
• Man shot by intruder near 10th and Lewis
• Tulsa apartment complex blaze under control
• Man charged in connection with Tulsa convenience store shooting
• Suspect charged with murder in Tulsa beating death
• Last residents move out of complex on water cut-off day
• Robbers tie up residents, kick pregnant woman
• Suspect sought in Tulsa grocery store robbery
• Owasso to enforce truancy ordinance
• Nursing Admission and Financial Aid
• Not-for-Profit Administration Certificate Program
• Faculty and Staff
• Burt B.Holmes
• Man charged in Bartlesville fatal shooting
• Police searching for missing man
• Man recovering after being shot in alleged Owasso home invasion
• Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission member not reappointed
• Freezing morning today; rain possible this weekend
• Man shot and robbed by woman at Tulsa hotel
• Seizure challenged in court
• Crash kills driver, hurts boy
• OSU-Tulsa to hold enrollment day
• State DUI fees can be costly
• Sand Springs sees drop in meth activity since start of cleanup rule
• Alcohol sales to minors reduced in Owasso
• BA police chief reflects on his career as retirement approaches
• Sapulpa moves to annex Berryhill
• Court filings drop for both felonies, civil cases
• Drive time holds surprises
• City among beneficiaries enjoying Tulsa Community Foundation's millions
• Juvenile arrested in shooting of five
• Corrections, clarifications
• Pikepass to distribute more sticker tags
• Prepare your car for winter
• Way back when: Today in history
• Donors give $1 million last year to enhance public projects
• Police arrest juvenile in apartment shootings
• Neediest Families Fund Drive exceeds fundraising goal with $339,277
• Shooting in Tulsa injures five
• Owasso band performs in Roses Parade
• Overnight car accidents leave three people dead
• District 12 to welcome new district attorney
• Girlfriend shoots man after New Year's dispute
• Police identify 'person of interest' in sketch
• Tulsa elections could be 'bloodbaths'
• Tulsa has fewer homicides in 2010
• Jay Cronley: Resolutions of sense and sensibility
• Defense attorneys for police officers accused in probe file a flurry of motions.
• Polar Bear Run features crazy costumes and die-hard racers
• Inaugural events include three balls
• Henry would like to be remembered for bolstering education
• The Oklahoma people to watch in 2011
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa's first baby of 2011 is a boy
• Way back when: Today in history
• Woman in sketch identified, eliminated as person of interest in homicide
• Runners plunge into New Year
• Ark. tornado leaves 3 dead
• Sunday: Election 'bloodbath' predicted for Tulsa
• Sunday: Tulsa police cite complexity in 2010 killings
• Officials make bar rounds to curtail DUIs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Religion faced many issues in past year
• Top religion stories of 2010
• This week
• Police release sketch in homicide case
• Witnesses wait hours to report homicide
• Woman turns herself in for child neglect
• Suspect wanted in BA homicide
• B'ville man held on homicide complaint
• Catoosa hopes for Blue Whale makeover
• Come follow the band
• Nuclear industry touts progress
• Man found shot in alleged Owasso home invasion
• Event scheduled for 'Every Child Matters'
• Way back when: Today in history
• Forums kick off TPS efficiency project
• Ponca City children's home to stay open
• City Attorney jumps into mayor-council fray
• Last call at old pub
• Family recovers after fire destroys home
• Expanded wine and beer sales on table
• Concerts with Commentary
• Man shot during apparent Owasso home invasion
• Woman charged with neglect in son's death jailed, released on bail
• Tulsa World Photos of the Year
• Police investigate Bartlesville homicide
• Man killed in home, residents waited hours to alert police
• Broken Arrow police look for suspect in fatal shooting
• Winterfest in downtown Tulsa will stay open until Monday
• Top religion news of 2010
• Thunderstorm starts Tulsa's New Year's Eve
• Tulsa centenarian goes through 100 years of memories
• Couple convicted of abusing adopted Liberian girl give up rights to her four sisters
• Fatal meth-fire suspect jailed in North Carolina
• Local, State briefs
• Death penalty sought for slaying of Tecumseh couple
• Way back when: Today in history
• Jay Cronley: Snacks for 12 days of Christmas
• Bridge-repair projects to start next week
• Education Department's $16 million money mix-up shows need for audit, Barresi says
• Tulsan accused of hate crime
• Being healthy is a lifelong resolution
• Holiday Closings
• Bills proposed to expand turnout in party primaries
• Senator's affair 'irrelevant' to state contracts
• Faith-based healing reviewed
• DUI crackdown planned for New Year's Eve
• Four bridge projects starting Tuesday in Tulsa
• Police release sketch of 'person of interest' in woman's homicide
• Tulsan charged with hate crime, threatening Islamic school
• Fairfax woman dies in Osage County crash
• Tulsa firefighter's home destroyed by fire; two dogs perish
• Man with "Will work for food" sign assaults, robs woman who stops to help
• Tulsa man charged with murder arrested in North Carolina
• Officials warn motorists about DUI arrests on New Year's Eve
• Sand Springs' fire chief to step down
• Two homicides put year's toll at 61
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Local, State briefs
• Ridin' and ropin'
• Enrollment in state public schools nearly 660,000
• Capitol briefs
• Third count tossed in fatal meth-lab fire
• Heroin arrest not linked to opium bust
• Widening project at I-44, 193rd East Avenue in Catoosa finished early
• Tulsa officers' trials delayed a second time
• Church leader responds to case
• Tulsa mayor floats budget ideas for coming year
• Airport taxis tested
• Man shot in leg at Tulsa apartment complex
• Church of the First Born leader denies preaching against medical care
• Police investigating city's 60th homicide of the year
• Mayor plans to eliminate remaining furlough days, restore firefighter pension payments
• Route 66 Turnpike bridge near Bristow replacement starts Monday
• Tulsa police arrest man after chase
• Rain, but warmer temperatures in Tulsa today
• BIA to meet with Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes' leaders
• Man fatally shot following apparent domestic dispute
• Local, State briefs
• No new trial for Tulsa Club owner
• Biz Buzz
• Now Occupied | Drillers Stadium leased to youth baseball training program
• Shining Pearl | District will soon spring to life with planned renovations
• Not So Fast | Pearl District's zoning plan approval process continues
• NEWS UPDATES
• Ring in the New Year Tulsa Style
• Liquor store owner tackles burglar
• Oklahoma is 27th in Humane Society's rankings
• Department of Public Safety nominee low key despite high praise
• Lunar medallion donated to Tulsa museum
• Conviction vacated due to police probe
• Jari Askins among 3 sent to Gov. Henry for Oklahoma Supreme Court slot
• Mother, who relied on religious beliefs, charged with neglect in son's death
• Henry more popular leaving than coming
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• Askins among finalists for state Supreme Court appointment
• Tulsa Club owner's request for new trial denied
• Woman who relied on faith healing charged with neglect after son dies
• 28% of state homes led by single parent
• Liquor store owner holds alleged burglar until police arrive
• State could lose part of stimulus funding
• ABLE Commission wary of liquor-law change
• Nominees for Oklahoma Supreme Court vacancy to be known soon
• Brookhaven Hospital increases focus on traumatic brain injuries
• 3 Tulsa areas added to National Register
• Officer saves man from burning vehicle
• Suspect in sex crimes asks to toss guilty pleas
• Man shot; police seek suspect
• Muldrow police ID body found in creek
• Former Oklahoma legislator Choate dies
• We're going nowhere, and fast
• Chouteau High School band goes to Alamo Bowl thanks to last-minute donations
• Taxes due for property owners
• Service is in the bag
• State highway deaths dramatically lower in 2010
• Rep. Frank Lucas is a hard man to miss
• 2010 drier year than normal in Tulsa
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tiger, tiger burning bright
• Way back when: Today in history
• US. 169 ramp closing at 81st today
• One in three Tulsa County families headed by single parents
• Owasso man wants guilty pleas withdrawn after getting life in child molestation case
• Taxpayers stream into Tulsa County offices today
• Man injured in Tulsa shooting
• Police seek person of interest in homicide
• Three neighborhoods added to historic register
• Officer puts out car fire, saves driver
• Chance of snow, rain forecast for Tulsa this week
• Man beaten, robbed in parking lot
• Osage, Pawnee counties get tough DA
• Police identify boy killed in crash
• On the road again
• Violent crime falls in first 6 months of 2010
• Federal study gives trends of identity theft
• Having fun is what counts in marriage
• OKC Chamber lobbying to allow wine, beer in food stores
• Group raising money for sculpture of Tulsa's Medal of Honor recipient, Albert Schwab
• Group plans for Tulsa's public transportation needs
• Hard-to-place people get job help from court liaisons
• Person of interest turns himself in
• Fire hits Wynnewood refinery
• Recycling drive collects holiday trash
• Time to quit smoking
• Way back when: Today in history
• Man sought in weekend homicide turns self in
• Police identify child killed in Tulsa highway crash
• Owasso band prepares for 5th appearance in Rose Parade
• Firefighter training council's director spends more than 10 percent of budget on SUV, travel, meals
• Emergency workers pull Christmas duty to ease holiday for others
• Police corruption probe to deepen in 2011
• Civil War message from Vicksburg siege deciphered after 147 years
• Roll Call
• Driver dies after car rolls into 5 feet of water
• Toddler killed in crash on U.S. 75
• 911 operator gets "stork" award
• Firefighters extinguish blaze in attic
• Auction proceeds to fund Bixby Police Department K9 purchase
• Person of interest sought in homicide
• You can't make this stuff up
• McAlester wants to revive rodeo
• Jenks Village on Main funding change advances
• State House Democrats plot 2011 strategy
• Filing: Tulsa not tied to suit
• Writing a way out of a hole
• St. Francis laundry manager 'adopted the hospital' before it opened
• Muddy Paws, clean lives
• GLOW lit up downtown holiday business
• Council making a wish list
• Pharmacy heists top bank robberies
• Way back when: Today in history
• Toddler dies in vehicle crash on U.S. 75
• Firefighters extinguish attic blaze
• Christmas like regular Saturday for emergency crews
• Volunteers enjoy tracking St. Nick
• Man found dead in downtown Tulsa; Person of interest identified
• After wet Christmas Eve, no white Christmas forecast for Tulsa
• State lawmaker files bills to reform health-care industry
• Cherokee Tribal Council OKs new voting districts
• Leftwich's campaign funds off limits for attorney fees
• Way back when: Today in history
• Kids say the darndest things on Santa's lap
• Corrections, clarifications
• South may see rare snowfalls
• Nontheist group asks Tulsa mayor to end official prayers
• This week
• Hark, the little angels sing
• News Shows
• Hug bundles send touch of Christmas to troops
• State math scores among U.S., international worst
• Scholars Program expands to Union; volunteers needed
• Broken Arrow officials finalize bond issue
• Oklahoma, Texas disagree about air pollution threat
• Engineer wraps up 40-year ‘project’
• Traditional church embracing latest technology
• Tulsa Trash repays city $310,000
• Dinners of Hope
• Official state gospel song proposed
• Mother with breast cancer stays strong
• Medicare deadline nearing
• Young beyond her years
• Kids have few surprise requests for Santa
• Holiday closings
• Way back when: Today in history
• State receives $20 million for health reform
• 2001 could signal new districts for Cherokees
• Creek Nation's judicial system is in limbo
• Scuba Santa's List: Nautical Or Nice?
• EMSA: Emergency Toy Run
• Local, State briefs
• Victims of lawyers to be reimbursed
• Jay Cronley: Yield not to merging SUVs
• No abuse reported before death of Bartlesville toddler
• Terrill denies bribe, criticizes DA
• Man sought in shooting of toddlers
• Doubt cast on transparency of trash board
• New trial ordered; case tied to probe
• Former staff discuss Arrow
• Red Cross gives fire victims comfort and stability
• Red Cross puts couple on path to recovery after residential fire
• Donations welcomed after group home fire
• State Bar Association makes good on clients' claims
• Two children seriously injured in Tulsa shooting
• Firefighters treat stabbing victim dropped off at station
• Bones discovered in downtown Bartlesville building
• Firefighters respond to blaze at Red Bird Supply
• DHS: No reports of abuse prior to Bartlesville child's beating death
• Graduate Financial Assistance
• Graduate School
• Chance of rain forecast for tonight, Friday
• Baker Hughes adding 600+ area jobs
• Neediest Family Fund Drive still needs donations
• Videos of speeding spur OKC man's arrest
• Tulsa gets another golden gift
• Firm selected to aid sustainability efforts for Tulsa
• Advances in blood clot treatment reported; OU prof involved
• Tax credits called into question
• Oklahoma legislator wants to lower taxes by 1 percentage point in 10 years
• Mayor is accused of probation violation
• Clemency denied for Edmond soldier
• Teen arrested for misuse of marker
• Local, State Briefs
• Hearing set on appeal of judge's child-death ruling
• Mentally disabled man is found dead
• City won't represent seven councilors in election lawsuit
• Infant's death becomes issue in foster care suit
• Advent is a time of anticipation and reflection on the birth of Christ
• Lamson sells his interest in Drillers
• Terrill, Leftwich charged with bribery in alleged job scheme
• Women in prison: play offers hope and redemption
• New Research Opportunity in Physics
• Restore Hope links family with business for holidays
• Christmas closings
• Corrections, clarifications
• Holidays can be a hazard to pets
• Way back when: Today in history
• Prosecutors appeal judge’s infant-death ruling
• Missing Tulsa man found dead
• Krugerrand found in Tulsa Salvation Army kettle
• Charges filed in home-invasion slaying of National Guard member
• ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholarship
• Business Career Development
• City picks firm for sustainability plan
• Lawyer suing over judge-nominating panel denied hearing
• Tulsa County board OKs lease for former Tulsa Drillers stadium
• Councilors mull how to spend the $400,000 that's now available
• Lawsuit filed to block February election
• Fund for victim's family started
• Woman sentenced in witness tampering
• Claremore driver charged with manslaughter in 2 daughters' deaths
• Woman asleep with baby is injured by stray bullet
• Man given life without parole for killing
• Family's recovery mired in medical woes
• Tulsa women's group home damaged by fire
• Panel votes to take Tulsa Convention and Visitor's Bureau in a new direction
• Jenks nightclubs get new rules
• Tulsa homeless shelter hosts vigil to remember 47 people who died this year
• Pressure led to fake threat, documents say
• City Council OKs firm's donation of legal help
• Census shows growth in Oklahoma, but no new congressional seats
• Oklahoma's budget hole less severe than expected
• Kaiser Family Foundation announces $5 million in grants to nonprofits
• Wintry mix of ice and rain coming Friday
• Biz Buzz
• Lifting Spirits.
• Precious Resources | City plan to identify environmental and cost-savings underway
• New Time Frame | Don't lace up your bowling shoes just yet
• Fiscal Downtown | Tulsa-based think tank forecasts state financial woes
• News update
• State Briefs
• Once in a lifetime: Lunar eclipse, Winter solstice
• Corrections, clarifications
• Las Posadas tradition recreates religious journey of Mary, Joseph
• Way back when: Today in history
• Jenks council acts after police find underage drinking at riverfront club
• Tulsa Convention and Visitor's Bureau to be realligned
• Group home heavily damaged by fire
• Woman charged in DUI-related deaths of daughters
• Lawsuit filed today to block February election
• Fund for fatal shooting victim's family announced
• Sleeping woman injured by stray bullet in shootout
• Driller stadium at Expo Square leased
• City Council accepts $1.2 million legal services donation
• Fog today, strong chance of rain Thursday
• Oklahoma higher ed officials prepare for cuts
• Santa's blood: Ho, Ho, Ho positive
• Youth shelter to reopen next week after $20,000 in pledges, grant received
• Blood drive set in Claremore
• Teen killer's sentencing delayed
• Indictment of two officers upheld; judge rejects prosecutor misconduct allegation
• Wister woman whose arrest made YouTube is cleared
• Blanket America donates 13,000 blankets to needy Oklahomans
• Lawsuit targets Judicial Nominating Commission as unconstitutional
• Jay Cronley: Plenty of time left for Christmas shopping
• City shifting bench warrant procedures
• Judge rules that Stillwater mayor isn't a felon
• Gov.-elect Fallin names Michael Thompson as DPS commissioner nominee
• Area kids receive power of PC
• Woman killed in Choctaw County wreck
• Second suspect arrested in home-invasion homicide
• State agency sets inspection fee for dog breeders
• Oklahomans likely to see tax drop
• Christmas procrastinators make Monday busiest day for mail
• Local, State Briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Recycling Christmas packages
• Way back when: Today in history
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at Pittsburg today
• Tulsa teen injured in accidental shooting
• Postal Service pushes for speed on busiest mailing day of year
• Commercial dog breeders' inspection fees set
• Car drives into auto parts store in east Tulsa
• Rogers County shelter to reopen following donation
• Sentencing postponed in teen murder case; mother of victim speaks
• Municipal bench warrants to be cleared at Tulsa jail
• Chance of rain forecast this week in Tulsa
• Police arrest man in home invasion, looking for alleged shooter
• Small earthquake recorded near Allen
• Man sought for questioning in shooting
• Fight in which two stabbed didn't start in bar
• Man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Funeral set for Oklahoma's oldest person, dead at 110
• Love County going to one dispatch call center
• Judge to decide if mayor goes to trial
• Sleep is a small sacrifice for savings
• Skiatook superintendent search down to two finalists
• Dispelling forensic TV myths
• It's the nifty '50s
• Oklahoma Guard details its agribusiness efforts in Afghanistan
• Municipal finance task force efforts commended
• Flu activity normal in Oklahoma
• City may charge motorists for firefighter runs to accidents
• Corrections, clarifications
• Families encouraged to share medical history at holidays
• Way back when: Today in history
• Bar owner says fight resulting in stabbing started outside his business
• Council weighs charge for firefighter response to wrecks
• Even with insurance, chemo takes toll on finances
• More wind farms coming
• Survivor of copter crash feels blessed
• Sisney thins suit against BA schools
• Drug busts net millions for state
• Operation Safe Shopper a success, police say
• Local Briefs
• New cause of death fuels case
• Jay Cronley: Karma – it's part of the season
• Neediest Families Fund Drive Donors
• Artwork finds a new home
• New bicycles brighten children's holidays
• Spate of child abuse drains Washington County
• Tar Creek buyout costs less than expected
• Way back when: Today in history
• Oklahoma veterans welcome end of "don't ask, don't tell"
• Don't let your tree become a torch
• Coming Sunday: Wind farms on the horizon
• Coming Sunday: Tar Creek buyout winds down
• Projecto Angelitos provides 200 bikes
• Pet Breeders Act targeted
• Charges against DHS vague says judge
• Way back when: Today in history
• Angel Bear gives gifts to needy area children
• Handel's "Messiah" at Boston Ave. Church Sunday
• OCC names Tabbernee new executive director
• Haggard content to lead small church
• Police report increase in home burglaries
• Rollover accident kills Poteau teen
• RIP Captain Beefheart
• Model sentenced for fatal DUI crash at OKC IHOP
• Bikes for Tykes adds joy to Christmas
• Gang feud alleged in fatal shooting
• Two face trial in home invasion robbery; charges against third man dropped
• No trial for mother in alleged baby blanket death
• Higher Education will ask for budget increase
• Missing Sand Springs minister found safe after two days
• Group of homeschooled students places 2nd in robotics competition
• Senate committee created to tackle pension fund problems
• Fund to aid residents displaced by fire
• Community Center a reality for West Tulsa
• Woman stabbed at home may have known attacker, police say
• Manager of track asks for pay cut
• Bixby school board votes to process applications
• House fire claims life of Sperry woman
• Fed collect $6.68 billion in debts
• Biblical images restored at bank
• ORU getting $10 million gift
• Poteau teen killed in rollover crash
• Fund set up for displaced Tulsa residents after fire
• Missing Sand Springs pastor found
• ORU receives another $10 million donation
• Judge declines to order trial for woman accused of killing infant
• Authorities respond to house fire near Sperry
• Judge says plaintiffs in DHS lawsuit need to be more specific
• Woman found fatally stabbed in her home
• Rain possible this afternoon in Tulsa
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa lawyer named to special judgeship
• State board takes no action against districts
• Project gives Jenks school a chance to give back
• Local, Area briefs
• Woman escapes fire at Tulsa residence
• OU students gather at library for silent rave flash mob
• OSU Police search for missing Tulsa student
• TPS adopts new strategic plan
• Decision on top ME's hiring delayed
• Tulsa police accepting toy donations Friday morning
• Judge affirms police search in Tulsa jail
• TSO gives Tulsa a Christmas spectacular
• Obama meets with tribal leaders on key issues of sovereignty
• Council passes zoo plan among budget add-ons
• Pope names replacement for archbishop
• Sullivan gets position on energy panel
• Oklahoma think tank urges state tax study on collection practices
• City Hall gets spirit of season
• Oklahoma death row inmate executed with different mix of drugs
• Police seek missing Sand Springs minister
• Attorney offers free help to city in police corruption suits
• Tulsa defers water cut-off until after holidays
• Owasso board votes to process special needs scholarships
• Plans for old City Hall, YMCA buildings revealed
• House passes tax-cut bill
• Charities make it easy for donors to give by phone
• U.S. 75 narrows near Eighth Street today
• 12.17
• Time for chestnuts
• Divorces
• Deaths
• Births
• Marriages
• Owasso board votes to process special needs scholarships
• Woman injured in afternoon house fire
• Tulsa man's death in Kansas City declared homicide
• Ponca City attorney accused of drug trafficking
• Sand Springs pastor reportedly missing
• Tulsa school among education grant recipients
• Oral Roberts, ORU lauded year after his death
• Chief John Red Eagle meets with President Obama
• Man arrested after burglary at convenience store
• City officials defer water cut-offs
• Forecast predicts slight chance of flurries Friday
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• DA says Skiatook case slowed by circumstances of indictment
• Rogers County Youth Services shelter shuts down over cash woes
• Local, State briefs
• Key state issues: workers comp, vying with Texas
• Bryant Elementary students get visit from Santa, donated Christmas presents
• GAO: Feds decline half of Indian Country cases
• Christian Ministers Alliance faces shortage of toys for annual giveaway
• 2 Motorists Killed In Accidents
• Officer takes leave after teen's death
• Dad devoted to his twins, both with cerebral palsy
• Tulsa moves toward change in zoo ownership
• Inmate seeks release in police probe
• Bartlett argues for quick approval of $400,000 to hire law firm
• Jenks swimmers sign their names to new aquatic center pool
• Clemency is denied for killer of clerk
• ODOT gets funds for I-244 bridge job
• Senate passes tax-cut bill
• Opinions on light drinking during pregnancy are changing
• Brunch with Santa
• Henryetta officer on leave following teen's fatal shooting
• Two arrested in Rogers County shooting, vehicle burglaries
• Lamb speaks to Tulsa Metro Chamber
• Snow could be in Friday's forecast
• Tulsa woman killed by pickup identified
• Guardians of three grandchildren struggle to provide for them
• Way back when: Today in history
• AAA Oklahoma again offering Tipsy Tow to drinkers
• Sand Springs teen certified as child in fatal stabbing of his father case
• Corrections, clarifications
• Census Bureau releases statistics about every Oklahoma community
• State's readiness for emergencies rated
• Oklahoma director of the Department of Emergency Management to stay on board
• Nearly 200 state Agriculture Department workers get raises
• Tulsa's City Hall revises rental options
• OKC parents prepare for shorter summer vacations
• Oklahoma among top states in child abuse and neglect deaths
• Sand Springs teen certified as child in fatal stabbing of his father case
• Judge sentences Broken Arrow man to life in prison for sexual abuse of children
• $500,000 bond set for Bartlesville man in child abuse case
• 9-year-old girl tries to recover after mauling by pit bull
• Tulsa police ID men in fatal altercation
• Woman struck, killed crossing highway
• Family of slain Henryetta 13-year-old says boy who shot him had 'anger issues'
• Local, State briefs
• Biz Buzz
• Icy Intervention | Tulsa wrams up its frost force before the snow blows
• Check it Out | Shaffer becomes Tulsa City-County Library CEO in January
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• Everybody Loves a Parade
• Election day brings few approvals
• City Council to vote on some, not all, of mayor's proposed budget amendment
• Contraband cigarettes seized, official says
• State revenue collections up
• Lowe's donates $100,000 to Tulsa's Penn school
• Tulsa to survey citizens from each council district about local government
• Data show households in southern, eastern Oklahoma get most public assistance dollars
• Sullivan 'leaning no' on tax-cut bill
• Boy who survived meningococcal disease given $2,000 worth of gifts
• Experts offer advice on gifts
• Christmas comes early for boy who contracted rare disease
• BA man given multiple life sentences for sexual abuse
• Woman injured in apartment fire
• Survey to let residents weigh in on services
• Bartlesville teacher charged with rape resigns
• Bartlesville man arrested in abuse of 2-month-old twins
• Council to act on some of mayor's proposed budget amendment
• Tulsa police seeking man charged with rape
• Police, firefighters face off in charity competition
• Councilors discuss lack of City Hall tenants
• Tulsa elementary school receives $100,000 donation
• Sand Springs teen to be tried as juvenile in dad's stabbing
• Man robbed after giving cigarette to man
• Polls opening for Jenks schools bond
• Two men charged with Sand Springs vehicle burglaries
• Overnight shooting victim identified
• Limited fire danger due to weather in Tulsa area, eastern Oklahoma
• Tulsa house catches fire early Tuesday
• Small earthquake felt in central Oklahoma
• Gunshots fired; one man dead
• Repeat felon to serve four life sentences
• Ex-lawmaker bags deer — and ticket
• TIF for Catoosa shopping center gets support
• Pryor man: Overnight on Branson Belle showboat 'miserable'
• Tulsa schools get musical funding
• Dynaspan withdraws zoning application
• Six fires under investigation
• Jay Cronley column: Puppy for Christmas? Think twice
• Eastern Shawnee tribe to build casino in Ottawa County
• Henryetta teen's shooting ruled homicide
• Kansas cigarette case dismissal no problem for Oklahoma
• OSU Medical Center to build new entrance
• IHOP diners, employees apprehend robber
• Lawmaker seeks to delay tax cuts
• Oklahoma leaders react to new ruling opposing health-care overhaul
• All of famed B-24, The Tulsamerican, found in Adriatic; survivor remembers crash
• Local Briefs
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• Lane, ramp closures set for U.S. 169
• All of famed B-24, The Tulsamerican, found in Adriatic; survivor remembers crash
• One dead in Tulsa apartment shooting
• Woman drives car into Arkansas River
• Grass fires scorch Washington County
• Customers reportedly stop Tulsa armed robbery attempt
• Tulsa plant zoning application withdrawn
• Ian McEwan Receives Tulsa (Okla.) Library Trust’s Distinguished Author Award
• Temperatures continue to fall in Tulsa
• Prison official worries about smuggled cell phones
• Woman wakes up with robber in room
• OSU Med Center to demolish building for entrance
• 3.2 magnitude earthquake felt in central Oklahoma
• Edmond soldier's murder case appeal draws attention
• Two apartments destroyed in fire
• Tread lightlytreading lightly down the condiment aisleCondiments over cars any day
• Skateboarders eager to try new park
• Condemned killer seeks clemency in murder of Tulsa QuikTrip clerk
• Do-it-yourself tsunamis at Tulsa Geoscience Center
• Child deaths raise questions about new DHS law
• Profile: House Speaker-elect Kris Steele
• Mayor to request $1.6 million budget boost
• Sticking together
• Area Briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Bikers come out for ABATE's toy run
• Holiday bargain not always a deal
• Way back when: Today in history
• Sheriff's office investigates home invasion
• Apartment fire displaces residents
• Thousands take part in annual ABATE toy ride
• Alleged leaker Bradley Manning's steps retraced
• Holiday parade is full of Christmas
• Henryetta boy shot to death at home
• Oklahoma I-40 project completed ahead of schedule, ODOT says
• Political Notebook: Republican offices move
• Jenks schools bond to get vote
• Wreaths of remembrance
• Changes sought in process for terminating teachers
• Attic fire engulfs roof of Tulsa home
• Tulsan to testify at FDA hearing about dangers of mercury in fillings
• Roll Call
• Giving Christmas wheels: A sweet ride
• Man hunted as suspect in alleged killing
• Toy ride ready to rumble through Tulsa
• 'Lawsuit' clothing drive seeks professional attire
• Catoosa shopping, dining center proposed
• Even the cleaners can take you to the cleaners
• Wife committed to ailing husband's care
• Welcome to Tulsa! Your ad here.
• Common ground found by officers
• Prison ministry changes lives
• Dogs released from puppy mill get a chance to have a life
• OKC's alternative-sentencing option to mirror Tulsa's Women in Recovery
• The season to give of oneself
• Way back when: Today in history
• Missing OKC woman's boyfriend sought
• Outage leaves 1,900 without power Saturday afternoon
• Firefighters respond to house fire Saturday morning
• Students' cards uplift homebound
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Initiative aims to curb domestic violence in Indian Country
• News Shows
• Pastor retiring after 51 years at Mount Rose
• In brief
• This week
• Fallin will retain Deering as state's adjutant general
• As name brouhaha fades, parade ready for lights, action
• Osage Nation hosts 'Day of Unity'
• Education briefs
• Emergency Infant Services wins Cox grant
• Surfing the cement
• Tulsa County honors deputies, detention officers
• Bartlesville child-death suspect denied bail
• Local briefs
• High-rise experience is a tall order for firefighters
• You Need We Feed in full flight
• Inmate asks for stay of execution
• TPS advisory council behind schedule
• Judge to examine documents
• Westboro members protest in McAlester
• Tax-cut bill critical to state economy
• Tulsa agency does home repairs for low-income, elderly homeowners
• I-44 narrows at 161st East Avenue junction today
• Judge protects papers seized from suspect in conspiracy to kill DA
• Suspect arrested after police officer's home burglarized
• Bartlesville man held without bond in boy's death
• Rebuilding Together Tulsa volunteers assist homeowner
• Police arrest two after pizza delivery driver robbed
• Tulsa Police arrest man in connection to robbery
• Colder weather expected this weekend in Tulsa
• Former Arrow employees finally paid
• Christmas Train at Dry Gulch USA near Pryor steams on
• Smoke damage displaces occupants of three apartments after fire
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsans see hope for future in measure
• Attorney for Edmond soldier argues key evidence withheld
• Oklahoma legislator aims to have judge removed
• Number of Oklahomans recieving food aid peaked in November
• Program aids shift to electronic records
• City, county of Tulsa added to state question lawsuit
• Motorcyclists put their bikes on the streets for kids
• Community briefs
• Target: Helping the hungry
• Police officer awarded for bravery
• Fertilizer freefall
• Local, State briefs
• Jay Cronley: Creative TV has a short shelf life
• Councilors deny mayor's reimbursement for travel
• Pacifier is focus at baby-death hearing
• Same plan gets fire station nod
• Kiowa Tribe payments to elders in progress
• Claims of fake cops prompt small-town probe
• American Airlines honor families of fallen soldiers with special trip
• Inola man confesses to theft of dead mother's Social Security, VA income
• Small earthquake hits Lincoln County
• Tulsa and Tulsa County added as defendants in 'official English' lawsuit
• Ramps reopened at U.S. 75, I-244 after truck overturns
• Council won't approve Tulsa mayor's private travel reimbursement
• Man arrested in toddler's death was Washington County jailer
• Survivors of those killed in war treated to free flight, sendoff
• Blanket used to keep pacifier in Tulsa infant's mouth, testimony indicates
• Former Homeland Security chief speaks in Tulsa; touts natural gas
• Decision made on vacant Tulsa fire station
• Tulsa soldier sentenced to 50 years for rape
• Temperatures rise in Tulsa area
• Tulsa officer awarded national award for valor
• Oklahoma doctor has stunning treatment for spider bites
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Mental Health Association in Tulsa buys Sheridan Point Apartments
• Spacecraft test a first for private company
• Union grad presented Silver Star
• OJA leaders dine with vying bidders night before pitch
• Electricity rate reduction projected for GRDA ratepayers
• State rated low for job-program disclosure
• Ruling appears moot on measure reorganizing Judicial Nominating Commission
• Fallin to Chamber forum: Jobs, economy top priorities
• Local, State briefs
• 3 defendants being tossedfrom BA schools lawsuit
• Family's medical issues compound daily necessities
• Police warn of scam artists posing as workers
• Parole board votes for commutation of Watts' sentence
• Panama power plant defends its fly-ash practices
• Muskogee man charged with aiding suicide
• Tulsa sees higher sales-tax revenue for December
• Inhofe: EPA delay on ozone standard decision 'good news'
• County settles 6 jail discrimination lawsuits
• Monte Cassino: Keeping angels in business
• I-244 ramps narrow Tulsa IDL today
• Muskogee man charged with aiding suicide by supplying gun
• Oklahoma gets 'D' in taxpayer-funded incentives disclosure
• Soldier with Tulsa-area ties awarded silver star for valor
• Bartlesville man arrested after boy's death
• Students shop for anonymous younger peers for Christmas
• Tulsa revenue for December increases compared with last year
• EPA puts off new ozone standards
• Police seek help in Tulsa man's disappearance
• Cold weather, but no rain or snow in Tulsa area
• Fort Bragg soldier from Tulsa pleads guilty to raping woman
• Tulsa's holiday parade gets go-ahead from council
• Henryetta woman dies in Okmulgee County wreck
• Way back when: Today in history
• Celebrate, No Strings Attached | Spirit of the season parades through Tulsa
• Holiday Magic | After a deadline extension, community center project back on track
• They Want You! | GOP urging next generation of voters to get involved
• Searching for Saint Nick
• Biz Buzz
• Maybe It's Not So Cold | Mayor and City Council share interest on several topics
• Member of Judicial Nominating Commission may be serving illegally
• Councilors irked by review delay
• 8 lawyers are finalists for open judgeship
• Doubt cast on trash board members' service, votes
• State says SQ 751 lawsuit should be moved out of Tulsa County
• Fallin announces leader for full-time Tulsa office
• Community Briefs
• Diminishing lottery earnings projected
• Superintendent-elect to analyze jobs
• Kids get cold facts about drug abuse
• Local, State briefs
• Charity never taste so good
• Commutation sought in 2003 homicide case
• Rape charges added to case against Bartlesville teacher
• Vandalism at cemetery spurs residents of Pryor to action
• Back injury debilitates single father
• Proposed zoning change shot down
• New cancer center to be built
• Council's veto override means voters may decide city attorney issue
• Music to their ears
• Oklahoma legislators support tax cut agreement
• Democrats demand changes in Obama-GOP tax deal
• Oklahoma near bottom of healthy states
• Metro Tulsa's jobless rate rises to 7.7 percent in October
• Study backs community schools
• Three Asher youths killed in Pottawatomie County crash
• Chimney fire spreads to attic in Tulsa home
• Crashes in Tulsa and Okfuskee County claim two lives
• Bixby school closed due to mold
• Jury trial scheduled for former Tulsa school administrator
• Broken Arrow council meetings to be streamed online
• ODOT OKs emergency Bird Creek bridge work
• Students tout ideas for new Tulsa health center
• Firefighters find meth lab after responding to Tulsa blaze
• Ultra right-wing to protest at Republican meeting in Bartlesville
• Cold temperatures in Tulsa today; snow possible Tuesday
• Two women killed in separate crashes
• Fire destroys trailer home
• Convicted man commits suicide
• Defense wants judge off pharmacy shooting case
• Muskogee meeting set over power line proposals
• Local Briefs
• FTC makes gift cards easier to use
• Way back when: Today in history
• Pre-eminence does not equal omnipotence
• Transporting patients taxes TPD
• Promenade treats autistic kids to "Sensitive Santa"
• Oklahoma Guard rebuilding Afghan agriculture
• Mayor to request funds for planning director, consultant
• Holidays bring rise in robberies, assaults
• Most Wanted
• Thieves shop for TVs around Christmas
• TPS to get official pick-up policy
• Headline goes here
• Coming Monday: A visit to Santa for children with autism
• Child hospitalized after being struck by truck in parking lot
• Coming Monday: Police logging hundreds of miles on mental health transports
• Bartlett vows to hold course as his first year as mayor winds down
• Christian Ministers Alliance seeks food, bike donations
• Way back when: Today in history
• Advice for Mayor Bartlett
• Bridge replacement to divert Mayes County traffic
• Filing dates announced for Tulsa school board positions
• Roll call
• OKC woman faces life for child abuse
• 130 state workers get raises
• Group in Oklahoma seeks tougher anti-bullying law
• Stilwell man dies after single-vehicle crash on Halloween
• Small plane crash in Ponca City leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Tulsa man found guilty of fatally kicking woman
• Domestic dispute leads to shooting
• For update of weather, check the calendar
• Helmerich Award honoree McEwan credits mother
• Inhofe gets warm welcome at BA's "Christmas" parade
• Epilepsy diagnosis rocks Tulsa family
• Freed man alleges TPD officers trying to discredit him
• Study of prison issues plannedPrisons to be examined by state news groups
• Special report: state prison problems
• Toy safety as important as fun
• One dead in Kay County plane crash
• Stilwell man dies of injuries from earlier crash
• Award winning author speaks of his mother's influence
• Domestic dispute escalates to shooting Saturday
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Options for fresh-cut Christmas trees chopped
• Teen guilty of killing girlfriend
• Octopus fingers Nebraska as champion
• New helicopters for Life Flight
• Organizers of Tulsa's parade stand by decision to rename it
• Reason for child's death remains a mystery
• Developer demands Planning Commission chairwoman's recusal
• Contract for juvenile facilities delayed
• Plot to kill Harris alleged
• State senator, lobbyist said to influence contract award
• NYC restaurateur to the starsElaine Kaufman dies at age 81
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• Local, State
• DAILY U.S. CASUALTIES
• 14-year-old confesses to beheadings
• Social conservatives planning protest
• Speaker-elect may face revolt from his own party
• Community
• Pending autopsy report delays hearing in baby's death
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Births
• Deaths
• Harry Truman's unended war escalates
• Noon Advent series continues
• This Week
• Brandi Sullivan now at Phillips Seminary
• The Rev. Sharon Daugherty leads on
• New children's center opens to high praises from officials
• Langston campus attitude turns upbeat
• Texas couple unharmed in plane crash near Claremore airport
• Tulsa teen found guilty of murder for girlfriend's shooting
• Mother and adult son missing from Tulsa home found
• Oklahoma Aquarium octopus picks Nebraska over OU
• Official confirms threat against district attorney
• DA: Additional charges for Bartlesville teacher
• Autopsy on Bartlesville baby still pending
• Man arrested may be involved in several armed robberies
• U.S. 75 narrowed near Southwest Boulevard
• Parade name draws heat after Sen. Inhofe chimes in What's in a name? Inclusivity vs. tradition
• Bingman, OJA head meet amid bid dispute
• Denial of parade's permit unconstitutional, professor says
• Coburn backs deficit plan
• Ex-teacher gets three life terms
• Environmental prize founder dies at 90
• Local, State
• U.S. Daily Casualties
• Divorces
• Deaths
• Births
• Marriages
• Jay Cronley: Buying tickets online is all showbiz
• Inmate's exploits outrage sheriff's widow
• Parents seek soldier's release
• Officials worried about vaccine apathy
• Holiday in full swing
• Oklahoma's next governor expresses concern about Obama's policy on natural gas
• TU professor, poet dies at age 89
• Revised GPA rule may put Promise out of reach
• Cable barriers OK'd forturnpikes in Tulsa, OKC
• Witness' detailsof story aboutshooting differ
• Tulsa development panel to redo selection process on vacant fire station
• Oklahoma high school football fans are hyped-up for big-school state championship games
• Tulsa City Council OKs salt fund increase
• Motorcyclist injured in Tulsa crash
• Dustin man killed when ejected from overturned car
• Jurors hear conflicting testimony in Tulsa teen's murder trial
• Men injured in Fairland mill explosion may be released from hospital soon
• Bestselling Romance Author Susan Elizabeth Phillips to Visit Tulsa City-County Library
• Tulsa 'Holiday' parade permit denial unconstitutional, scholar says
• Police search for two missing Tulsans
• Former teacher sentenced to life in prison for child sexual abuse
• Woman dies in two-vehicle crash in Tulsa
• Benefit set for missing Tulsa man
• Mystery of Texas family from military death solved
• Crestwood building to break ground today
• Traffic fatalities declined in October
• Health department cites jail for overcrowding
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsans commemorate World AIDS Day
• U.S. 75 ramp closes at I-44 junction today
• U.S. Daily Casualties
• Oklahoma Juvenile Affairs contract at risk amid controversy
• Habitat celebrates dedication of house built at Tulsa State Fair
• Inhofe's withdrawal from parade stirs fuss over name
• Some transplanted Katrina survivors scramble to purchase their homes from HUD
• DHS laws for child removal defended
• Picker column: Horrifying thought — using the BCS to determine Super Bowl teams
• Community
• Births
• Marriages
• Divorces
• Deaths
• Property purchase approval gives OU ownership of entire block
• Headline goes here Overline goes here snow in a cat's eyes
• Local, State
• Willie kicks off weekend
• Second person ofinterest sought bypolice in slaying
• Two banks in Tulsa arerobbed, one at gunpoint
• Meth charge alleges link to apartment fire
• Broken Arrow Police Chief Todd Wuestewald to retire in July
• Felony murder charge filed in meth-lab blaze
• Police Chief Chuck Jordan gets 41 percent raise
• Can tea party revolutionaries find washrooms?
• Witnesses claim girl's shooting was accidental in Fleming case
• Human trafficking in area to be assessed
• Nurses touted as answer to health-care crisis
• Historic preservationist Rex Ball of Tulsa dies at 76
• TU's Hillel center hosts Hannukah party
• Tulsa trash board votes to pay $250,000 for legal services
• Tough years leave family positive nonetheless
• 'Political correctness' blamed for parade's name change
• Katrina refugees in Tulsa facing five-year HUD deadline for housing
• Teens testify about events surrounding Tulsa girl's fatal shooting
• Habitat house built during Tulsa State Fair dedicated at new site
• Level of child trafficking in Tulsa to be assessed
• Police looking for two Tulsa bank robbers
• Charges filed in fatal meth lab fire; warrant issued
• Tulsa police chief receiving raise
• Police look for second person of interest in homicide
• Wreck shuts down part of northbound U.S. 169
• Broken Arrow police chief retiring
• Man and woman charged for alleged meth fire
• Community briefs
• The North Wind Doth Blow | And ice forms on a proposed policy forum between the mayor and the city council
• Loop of Violence | After a violent 2009, fewer murders have hit Tulsa in 2010. But wait a year
• Never-ending Story | Author McEwan honored with Helmerich Award
• Green Tide | City hopes choice of sustainability plan will roll Tulsa into a regional leader
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• Biz Buzz
• New state House committee leaders announced
• OU names new degree after Tulsa attorney
• Time to Chill
• Developer claims that Tulsa mayor is interfering with plan
• Fallin's inaugural events to include food drive
• Inhofe refuses to participate in 'holiday' parade
• State Election Board votes to appeal Shariah law ruling
• Single mother struggles through breast cancer recovery with zero income
• Freed prisoner in police corruption scandal to remain free
• Witnesses recall being told of drive-by shooting
• Embattled Stillwater mayor is upbeat after court hearing
• Official to request OSBI inquiry into alleged Catoosa embezzlement
• Local, State Briefs
• Tulsa city councilors plan for more salt, storm readiness
• Bartlett, council clash over paying for mayoral trips
• U.S. House approves American Indian settlement
• Corrections, clarifications
• Getting a jump on cybercrime
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa City Council to vote on ousting Interim City Attorney
• Senate rejects Coburn's plan for earmarks
• DHS investigated a B'ville woman 6 times prior to her 10-day-old baby dying
• News of senator's extramarital affair taints decision on state contract
• Living with HIV/AIDS
• U.S. 169 narrows at I-244 junction today
• World AIDS Day event in Tulsa to include 18-year survivor
• Teen changed story about girl's shooting death, officer testifies
• DHS had six prior reports on Bartlesville mom
• Man freed in police corruption probe won't return to jail
• Inhofe says he won't take part in Tulsa holiday parade
• School locked down briefly after neighborhood robbery
• Council plans no confidence vote against interim city attorney
• Affleck talks up Bartlesville on 'Jimmy Kimmel'
• Councilors to vote on buying more salt
• Councilors likely to override mayor's veto
• Senate rejects Coburn's earmark proposal
• Stillwater mayor faces preliminary hearing on charge
• Thyroid hormone could treat diabetes
• OU regents expected to OK cancer center naming
• Fallin says she'll keep Ridley as secretary of transportation
• State's first listed deadbeat dad arrested
• Grove cheer squad ex-coordinator charged with embezzling $8,000 in ad money
• 'Person of interest' sought in slaying
• Jury selection gets under way
• Holiday decor ignites house fire
• Fallin to launch food drive with inauguration
• Temperatures below freezing through morning
• Jay Cronley: The bell tolls for thee, cheapskate
• AG's opinion sides with teacher retirement fund in $35 million dispute
• Hearing set in killing of boy
• Tobacco foes aim to let cities outdo state anti-smoking laws
• Travelers warned about increased risk for whooping cough
• Police to create anonymous tip line
• Injunction issued on 755
• New children's center already in use
• Man imprisoned in Tulsa assault faces death in OKC killing
• Community Briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• U.S. 75 narrows near Southwest Boulevard today
• Holiday travel could increase exposure to whooping cough
• Jury selection continues in former Jenks' student's murder trial
• Christmas decorations ignite fire that destroys house north of Tulsa
• Tulsa police chief to announce officer misconduct tip line
• Tulsa Air and Space Museum names executive director
• Tulsa Police identify victim of fatal shooting
• Trial set for teen murder case
• Two women robbed at gunpoint
• Fallin feels pressure to deliver results
• Two Army panels to consider soldier's case
• OSU selected for NASA contest
• Man fatally shot in apartment complex
• Grass fires destroy home, barns
• What's the matter with kids today
• Delaware Tribe elects its first female chief
• Law defines control of Web profile
• Toy puppy offers comfort to kids facing surgery
• ICE arrest records show most illegal immigrants caught in state lack criminal records
• Vigil held for fallen runner
• MacArthur leads TPS' energy-saving initiative
• Downtown district to get new name
• Motorcycle deaths spur helmet debate
• No force behind scrap metal act
• Way back when: Today in history
• Crowd honors runner who died in half-marathon
• Former legislator takes post with county assessor
• Mom of slain Muskogee boy gives birth to son
• Panel urges a small area plan for Utica Avenue medical corridor
• Man in hospital after fight at party
• Hunters drown in Lake Eucha
• Ice skaters at Winterfest try out newly frozen rink
• Claremore city manager search postponed
• Tulsa's Circle Cinema to show Korean War documentary
• All shook up about noisy gifts under tree
• Rewards for information based on tipsters' cooperation levels
• Efforts to develop west bank of Arkansas River move forward
• Family deals with aftermath of a stroke
• Fallin take no side in ongoing earmark debate
• Oklahoma poll shows support of programs for female inmates
• 3rd wave of Tulsa's Fix Our Streets projects to begin with January bond issue
• Sooners win wild Bedlam, 47-41
• Political Notebook: Eyeing school board seats
• Weather changes mean school dress adjustments
• Way back when: Today in history
• Three-motorcycle accident briefly closes U.S. 169
• Man critically injured during fight at house party
• Sunday: More street repairs coming up in Tulsa
• Sunday: Oklahoma locks up too many women, poll shows
• Winterfest ice rink opens
• Texas man died in Wednesday plane crash, OHP reports
• Way back when: Today in history
• Police say meth lab sparked fire
• Rabbis work on kosher Internet
• This week
• Study finds college to be prime time for spiritual development
• Spavinaw resident dies in car crash
• Republicans spar over focus for state
• OSU alumni give $15 million endowment to school
• Eagle Scout project to tell history of statue
• "Christmas Carol" to come alive at festival
• Police report spike in catalytic converter thefts from cars parked at Tulsa airport
• Whooping cough outbreak concerns officials
• As ban on alcohol energy drinks nears, sales increase
• BMX racers converge on Tulsa for Grand National Championships
• Kansas may make financial literacy graduation requirement
• Palin fans brave cold to meet her, get signature
• Deadly corner safer thanks to county officials
• Big changes loom for flex account users
• Opening of Tulsa's Winterfest ice rink delayed
• No skeletons allowed in the closet for law enforcement applicants
• Proposal would allow cities to ban smoking in public places
• ORU sends recruitment letters on old Tulsa letterhead with Bartlett's signature
• Shoppers brave the cold for hot deals
• Spavinaw man killed in one-car crash
• BMX racers jam QuikTrip Center
• Black Friday starts early for shoppers
• Winterfest ice rink opening delayed
• Holiday celebrated with food, family atmosphere
• Oklahoma legislators will consider giving cities power to ban smoking
• Retailers, shoppers prepare for Black Friday
• Bus driver hailed as quick-thinking hero
• Mullendore murder suspect dies
• State briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• A red, white and blue Thanksgiving
• Jay Cronley: Price to pay for showing ID? Tiny
• Veterans' caregivers fatigued
• Two lives changed forever
• Tulsa Jail accidentally frees inmate
• Oklahoma law blocks 68,000 sales of pseudoephedrine
• Tulsa police chief against open-carry
• Businesses are real winner of Bedlam games
• Tulsa Boat, Sport And Travel Show 2011
• Vietnam vets' history, reunion cause for giving thanks
• Mullendore murder suspect Chub Anderson dies
• Loaves and Fishes serves traditional holiday meal
• Man charged with murder count for stabbing
• New Oklahoma City temperature record set
• Way back when: Today in history
• Area to glow for the holidays
• Thanksgiving closings
• Blue Star Mothers collect items to send to troops overseas
• This year's goal to help families is $325,000
• Police officer killed after pushing motorist to safety
• Fight over next state Supreme Court justice intensifies
• Tree display to recognize crime victims
• Local, State briefs
• Tulsa man sentenced to 30 years for murder
• Renovations to make zoo's giraffe barn warmer face first cold-weather test
• Stores push harder to grab Black Friday shoppers
• Tulsa police kick off safe shopping program
• Family helped by holiday program
• Holiday flights mostly smooth
• Commandments fans tenacious
• Returning Troops: Tulsa soldiers look forward to simple pleasures of home
• Arkansas fugitive arrested on Tulsa rape allegation
• Tornado watch extended to 4 a.m. for much of northeast Oklahoma
• Texas officer killed in Oklahoma traffic wreck
• Pursuit through east Tulsa ends in arrests after crashes
• Man charged with hold-ups of two Tulsa fast-food restaurants
• Tulsa man sentenced to 30 years for murder
• Troops return to Tulsa on Wednesday
• Way back when: Today in history
• Making Thanks Possible | You Need We Feed aims to help the hungry in Tulsa
• NEWS UPDATES
• One Final Family | Foster care leads to a permanent home
• Getting A Real Job | After a six-year term as speaker of the state house, Benge begins new role in city government
• Getting In Sync | Hiring of engineers will enable city to begin synchronization of traffic lights
• Thanksgiving closings
• Women to hold top spots in Oklahoma Bar Association for first time
• Fallin announces choice for education secretary
• Chamber asks for delay in naming Supreme Court justice
• Services, vigil set for marathon runner
• NEO College guts student union for planned remodeling
• Vote allows funeral home to operate crematory
• Council, incoming city attorney wrangle over council's attorney
• City service
• Life Senior Services awarded $234,000 grant for Senior Companion program
• Local, State briefs
• Pawnee County commissioner resigns in plea deal
• Tulsa mayor sees Gilcrease expressway as turnpike
• OSU-Tulsa shows off new forensic science and research lab
• Judge issues restraining order to keep American Legion from closing Ponca City children's home
• New juvenile facilities to be built in Ada, Tecumseh
• Tulsa suburbs stock up on salt, sand as winter looms
• Air travelers may see delays
• Civil lawsuit is filed in child-abuse case
• Tulsa woman's sentence nearly 4 years for credit-card fraud
• Earmark moratorium could affect state projects
• Corrections, clarifications
• I-44 narrowed at 161st East Avenue today
• Police seeking vehicle in hit and run; pedestrian in critical condition
• Services, vigil set for Tulsa half-marathon runner
• OSU showcases forensics lab for teaching, research and solving crime
• Suburbs ready for winter weather
• Bartlett says turnpike is best option to finish Gilcrease
• Library offers help for those struggling with job search
• Freeze headed to Tulsa on Thanksgiving
• Oklahoma deer hunter found dead in tree stand
• Jay Cronley: Weight, what? I should start dieting now?
• Diabetes epidemic by 2020 forecast
• City makes sustainable effort
• Shop fills church's cup
• Runner death due to cardiac arrest
• I-44 ramps close at 51st today
• Judge leaves SQ 755 ban intact for now
• Mission gives needy Tulsans a Thanksgiving
• Local, State Briefs
• OSU students camp out for better seats
• Corrections, clarifications
• Her story will be featured in TV ad
• Way back when: Today in history
• Fort Smithsoldier killed in Afghanistan
• Administrator to serve fourth governor in Fallin
• Askins, 18 others seek vacant state Supreme Court seat
• Man gets 15-year prisonterm for child sex abuse
• Parents convicted of abuse seek to regain custody
• Proposal could put breeders out of business
• Police seeking any otherchild sex-assault victims
• OSU students create Camp Gundy for choice stadium seats
• Doctor cites sudden cardiac arrest as cause of runner's death
• Hearing date set for defendant in triple-homicide at Tulsa motel
• Fort Smith soldier dies in Afghanistan accident
• Motorcycle crash shuts down traffic on Garnett Road south of 41st Street
• Police need help finding Tulsa hotel burglar
• Bartlesville woman arrested in attack of 11-year-old girl
• Hundreds wait for Thanksgiving groceries in Tulsa
• Hearing set on Islamic Law lawsuit
• Rain expected this week before sunny Thanksgiving in Tulsa
• Police looking for more victims of alleged abuser
• Detour adds distance to marathon
• Tulsa man dies on marathon run
• Two members of Norman family due for sentencing
• Woman wanted for giving alcohol to teen
• Students become more adventurous abroad
• Man shot when intervening in argument
• Donations need for dinner giveaway
• Band dad finds music appreciation
• Tulsans send gifts to children worldwide
• Guard troops help to improve Afghan farming
• Government retirement plans encourage workers to stay
• Tribal leaders to attend presidential summit next month
• Simple tips make night driving safer
• Safety precautions keep holidays happy
• Way back when: Today in history
• Expected Senate leader plans to focus on unemployment
• Route 66 runner dies after collapse
• St. Louis man, Kansas woman win Route 66 Marathon
• Cronley column: 1121 Holiday hyperbole
• Felons may lose city pensions
• New interim superintendent at Skiatook jumps into job
• Help surfaces for beleaguered Muskogee family
• Tulsa home destroyed in fire
• Tulsa County Election Board website real-time results are big hit
• Mayor to address press club
• Sand Springs to consider rezoning Hissom site
• Law officers obtain protective vests through Armor of God Project
• Roll Call
• Robot projects teach kids science, teamwork
• Recruiting jobs, business, Lamb's key priority
• Lawmaker wants voters to decide on 2 property tax issues
• Auditor seeks funds to hire outside help
• TPS has history of school consolidation
• Corrections, clarifications
• Holiday tipping says 'thank you'
• Way back when: Today in history
• Indian Hospital set to expand
• Tulsa's Brady District is ready to boom
• Fire destroys home on West Reading Place
• Sunday: Tulsans recall past school closings
• Sunday: Senator would ban pensions for convicted officers
• Tulsans quiet about new airport security
• Local, State briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• News Shows
• Clinton says U.S. opposes religious defamation bans
• Tulsans join populous pilgrimage
• GOP may grow in state, says strategist
• AG-elect Pruitt names chief of staff, top aide
• Legislative transparency group created
• TPD arrests two fugitives from Kansas
• Life term given man for murder in meth-lab fire
• Motorists shot after leaving Tulsa bar
• Prominent B'ville obstetrician-gynecologist dies
• Retired Holy Family rector dies
• Urban League announces annual event
• Alliance forms to boost ranks of engineers in Tulsa
• Mark Twain School: National Honor
• Tulsa EMSA crews labor through 2 deliveries in 12 hours
• New drug is given the OK for executions
• Tulsan charged in motel slayings
• Tulsa middle school students paint over graffiti in neighborhood
• No gain for AEP-PSO in rate case
• Tulsa lights rekindled
• Today's question: Whither rural Oklahoma?
• 11.20
• Truefaced team says Christians' goal should be trusting God
• This Week
• In Brief
• Tulsa may add recruits to upcoming police academy
• Medicare Plan D enrollment ends Dec. 31
• Tulsan convicted of felony murder in fatal meth-lab fire
• Mark Twain Elementary School receives national honor
• Oklahoma officers arrest two men wanted for attempted murder
• Longtime Holy Family rector dies
• Murder charges filed in Tulsa triple-homicide
• Mayor eyes larger police academy
• Effort to encourage student interest in engineering unveiled
• Temperatures slightly rise in Tulsa area
• EMSA paramedics deliver baby on Tulsa highway
• Three taken to hospital after shooting on highway
• Speaker-elect lauds program for female offenders
• Corrections, clarifications
• Eyewitness identification needs revision
• Local, State briefs
• Hearing slated for child-careworker charged with abuse
• Apartment building isscene of stabbing, fire
• Unionizing cafeteria managers is focus of TPS dispute
• Settlement reached in Sperry schools disability suit
• Tulsa state Rep. Dan Sullivan tapped for key House post
• Tulsa lawmaker named to school council post
• City, county agreements could cut costs
• U.S. marshal nominee cleared by committee
• Fallin names veterans affairs secretary
• Legislature's per diem system may face review
• Way back when: Today in history
• Caucus leadership falls short for Boren
• Thin blue line: Show of support
• Skiatookto debut new park Saturday
• Tribal court rules against redistricting
• Flipping out over TV shows
• At TU, the mechanics of golf
• Interim city attorney's hiring met with concern
• Stephensons of Tulsa donates $12 million to OU for cancer clinic
• Hundreds mourn newborn's short life
• Chamber to face lawsuit over contract
• City leaders debate winter weather funds
• Library board picks Calif. finalist for CEO
• Inmate freed in police probe
• Groups prepare to serve Thanksgiving
• I-44 ramp closes at Broken Arrow Expressway junction today
• Woman hospitalized after fall from upper floor during apartment fire
• Suspect arrested in Church's Chicken robbery
• Hearing set for Tulsa woman accused of child abuse
• City Council looks to increase salt supply for winter weather
• New CEO for Tulsa libraries named
• Mayor names interim city attorney
• Woman escapes early-morning house fire
• Rain and freezing weather return to Tulsa
• Attorney named for Bartlesville woman charged in baby's death
• 71st Street closed after fatal wreck
• State pension board opposes unfunded COLAs
• Nonprofit groups say Islamic law ban protects women
• Health insurance costs to increase
• Capitol briefs
• Education briefs
• Obama's executive order on faith-based initiatives keeps most intact
• Sheriff's Office to join data-share
• Four Loko sales swift in Oklahoma as federal restrictions loom
• Local, State briefs
• Community briefs
• Swiftly flow the days
• Letter connected to woman's shooting death released
• Chamber chief expects to keep convention bureau contract
• Oklahoma begins campaign against driver texting
• Nurses' group says state hasn't improved road safety laws since 2008
• Flower power
• Council spars over proposed vote
• Earmark moratorium concerns Oklahoma representative
• 35th Smokeout: 'People quit every day'
• Man shot late Wednesday night
• Woman shot at east Tulsa home
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, Clarifications Corrections, Clarifications
• Corrections, clarifications
• I-44 narrows near Lewis Avenue today
• Architect publishes fourth book on historic Tulsa homes
• Small electrical fire shuts down 35th & Peoria QuikTrip
• Thursday is the Great American Smokeout
• Bank robber gets 20 years in slammer
• Suspect charged with arson, meth-making in fire that destroyed apartments
• Tulsa man arrested in homicide case
• Tulsa Sheriff's Office to share information with other agencies
• Broken Arrow Beauty Patrol program wins award
• Police release letter in homicide investigation
• 5-year-old boy dies in Mayes County wreck
• Way back when: Today in history
• Hope, not salt, is winter plan
• Corrections, clarifications
• OU student government votes to condemn Shariah law ban
• 3 Claremore councilors resign
• Tulsa officials debate the hiring of attorneys to represent the city
• Tulsa mayor vetoes proposal to make city attorney elected position
• Vinita doctor won't be charged in painkiller overdose death
• Judge affirms lower court ruling on ex-Pawnee County sheriff
• Meth-lab murder trial begins
• Local, area briefs
• Boren helping in effort to strip Pelosi of power
• Senate GOP backs earmark proposal
• Doctor who helped with Oklahoma's first heart transplant dies
• Community briefs
• Facebook says OU junior can't have any more friends
• Fossilized shrimp found near Ada is world's oldest
• Oklahoma's premature birth rate earns 'F' from March of Dimes
• Dozens unhappy with ME's Office rally outside Capitol
• Education Department seeks $295 million budget increase
• Tulsa City-County Library CEO candidates address public at forum
• 'Makeover' neighbors sue family, company
• Police think Tulsa dollar-store robberies linked
• For-profit colleges under national scrutiny
• NEWS UPDATES
• Biz Buzz
• More Than a Souvenir | To China and back for adoption
• Hoppy to Be Here | Hip suburb gets new brewery at old Sand Springs power station
• The Hot Seat | As rep elect Nollan morphs to politician, she gets hip to her route in District 66
• Preparing to Launch | Ground control to PLANiTULSA. Ready for take-off, countdown before ignition
• Cardin population drops to 0 as buyout completed
• Tulsa could cancel chamber contract for Convention & Visitors Bureau
• State attorneys push for implementation of Shariah law ban
• Lawsuit filed over SQ 746, requiring voter ID
• 119 new state lawmakers sworn in
• Oklahoma 266 narrows at Verdigris River today, Thursday
• Working meth lab found in Tulsa Housing Authority apartment
• Murder charge filed in October homicide
• Tulsa man faces murder charge in alleged DUI-related fatal crash
• Tulsa meth-lab murder trial begins
• Claremore councilors in ethics investigation resign
• Mayor Bartlett not interested in Lingerie Football League in Tulsa
• Tulsa getting ready for winter weather
• Man dies after collision at 37th and Mingo
• Suit filed challenging Oklahoma voter identification measure
• Oklahoma Education Board delays budget vote
• New Oklahoma Senate sworn into office
• Vigil set for Thursday for Bartlesville infant who died in washing machine
• Bixby police to work at McDonald's for fundraiser today
• City could cancel chamber contract for Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Small car fire in downtown garage closes street
• Sunny skies today in Tulsa after rain Monday
• Wrangling over judge delays OKC pharmacist's murder trial
• Jay Cronley: Playing the odds is, well, odd
• DOC may curb inmate visits
• Forum for library CEO finalists tonight
• City plans for legal defense
• Soldier, Skiatook students at ease during visit
• TPS takes steps to combine schools
• Local veteran winning battle for his life
• Senate, House mixed on earmark issue
• Making the cut, again
• Local, State Briefs
• Community Briefs
• Corrections, clarifications
• Area students send food aid to Haiti
• Project distributes free books to children
• Way back when: Today in history
• U.S. 169 narrows at I-244 junction today
• Democrats agree on one thing: change
• Obama to host second tribal conference
• Property tax reimbursement fund broken, school execs say
• Teenager is charged infather's fatal stabbing
• B'ville teacher accused of sodomy to face dismissal hearing
• Owasso soldier recovering from critical burns
• Committee to study consolidation in Tulsa Public Schools
• Inhofe may vote for proposal against earmarks
• B'ville school board begins dismissal proceedings against accused teacher
• Lockdown lifted on Jenks schools
• Sand Springs teen charged with manslaughter in father's death
• Soldier speaks to Skiatook students on humbleness, service
• Tulsa Library Commission Selects Top Candidates
• Former Tulsa police officer is new FBI boss in St. Louis
• Tulsa Library chooses three CEO finalists
• More rain could be headed to Tulsa area
• Armed man robs fast-food restaurant
• Fire causes Interstate 44 to be shut down, rush-hour wrecks causing delays
• Driver killed in single-vehicle wreck near Jay
• Teen dies from vehicle crash injuries
• Claremore police chief to retire after 41-year career
• Bartlesville superintendent to recommend teacher dismissal
• Man found under train identified
• Big sister's pride can't compare to cult
• TU president among top 10 in pay for private college chiefs
• Tribe regains historic Council House
• All proposals for fire station likely to be reviewed
• BA establishes new rules on purchasing
• Police use Facebook to give updates, advice
• Korean War veteran receives overdue honor
• Using credit wisely for holiday shopping
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa Indian Art Festival 2011
• Plans for vacant fire station may be reheard
• Collinsville teen dies from injuries in Nov. 6 vehicle crash
• Catoosa police ID man killed by train
• Muslim suing state over SR 755 says Shariah law misunderstood
• Veteran gets relief from post-traumatic stress in yoga program
• Mayor says Claremore can move past scandals
• Recusal of judge in pharmacy murder case sought over racial slurs
• Man discovered under train in Catoosa dies
• Palin coming to Tulsa
• New license plate celebrates Greenwood district
• Workshop set for mediators in family conflicts
• John 3:16 Mission beginning turkey drive
• Students aim to find their roots
• Oklahoma Bar Association meeting to feature fascinating wrongful conviction tale
• 8-year-old Marietta girl dies in accident during fundraiser
• Parents cautioned about identity of children's sexual abusers
• Those wrinkles good for a laugh
• Pearl District could get city's first form-based code
• Trash officials may keep posts
• Program helps inmates' kids
• Poll shows majority of Oklahomans have unfavorable view of Islam
• McAlester soldier mourned
• Westboro protesters face jeers and slashed tires
• Unsung heroes make life-saving connections
• Fire stations fight obstacles
• Political Notebook: Democrats vent
• Corrections, clarifications
• Way back when: Today in history
• Volunteers needed for tax preparation
• Westboro protesters come up flat
• Airman from Altus AFB killed in Afghanistan
• Palin schedules Nov. 26 book signing for Tulsa
• SUNDAY: Oklahomans view Islam as violent
• SUNDAY: Tulsa lags in meeting fire response standard
• Soldier remembered fondly at McAlester funeral
• News shows
• This Week
• Panel producing videos on Islamic values
• Survivor to discuss Kristallnacht
• Tulsa's lawsuit against state over sales-tax collection stays alive
• Cherokee Nation bid for reconsideration of inclusion in poultry suit denied
• GRDA moves to end Labor Day lake-lowering policy
• Governor loses veterans domino tournament
• Local, State briefs
• Church issues statement on abuse suspect
• Calm before the storm
• Winterfest adds charity promotions
• Suspect charged with murder in stabbing death of 4-year-old Muskogee boy
• Suit wants sanctions against mayorMan's lawsuit
• Opera on Tour hits high notes with students
• TPS proposal could lead to consolidation
• Jordan chosen for chief of police
• Mayor hires Benge
• Tulsa boy and Brit trade tunes at BOK
• U.S. 169 narrows at I-244 junction today and Sunday
• No surplus funds needed for mayor's new hire
• 11.13
• Gunning for the top
• Benge joining Tulsa Mayor's Office
• Charges filed against suspect in child's scissors-stabbing death
• Tulsa's lawsuit against state allowed to proceed
• Proposal for Tulsa school consolidation presented
• Purchase Bids - Y14 Internet: Addendum 1
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• Tulsa church responds to former employee allegations
• Purchase Bids - Steamers for use in School Cafeterias
• Bartlesville woman charged in baby's death
• Chuck Jordan officially named Tulsa's police chief
• Rain returns to Tulsa area
• Investigators looking for man in meth-related fire
• Traffic open on Lewis Ave. after wreck hits hydrant
• Deaths
• Old and new Tulsa County judges get new assignments
• Cox grant to be given to area nonprofit organization
• DAILY U.S. CASUALTIES
• Entrepreneur kept reeling in the ideas
• Nation
• Mercurial filmmaker Dino De Laurentiis dies at 91
• Make Like A Tree And Leave
• Salvation Army buys warehouse for Christmas use
• Jurors acquit Weleetka minister
• Tax-cut extensions supported
• Tulsa Veterans Day parade honors those who served
• City's deficit recovery to surpass five years
• Disparity in McLain schools is targeted
• Seeds of patriotism are planted
• Man killed in west Tulsa crash, power outage results
• Economy tops list of concerns
• Educational achievement gap between races target of community forum
• Jay Cronley: Bake that pie and haul out the holly!
• Jenks school's Poppy Project grew from veteran's request
• Tulsa Councilor Barnes under fire for screening offers for vacant fire station
• 11.12
• Art show expresses growth of artists, girls
• Maker of Four Loko to produce weaker version for Oklahoma
• Good fun, good cause
• FBI to aid investigation of slayings
• United Way drive exceeds 2010 goal
• Local, State
• Tulsa woman, WWII code-breaker feels like a veteran
• New Oklahoma early childhood education advocacy group takes shape
• Former BA postal worker gets probation for stealing veterans' meds from mail
• Another inmate released in police corruption case
• Embezzling ofveterans' medsnets probation
• Church day-care worker charged in abuse had clean background check
• Police: Man accused in stabbing death lacks ties to family
• Shooting boosts support for concealed-gun group at OSU
• Metro Christian student assembly honors veterans
• Sen. Jim Inhofe steps up to oppose earmarks moratorium
• Tulsan 'poured his life into' Ada school for disabled kids
• Deaths
• Veterans Day Closings
• Community
• Births
• Apartment complex fire was meth-related, investigators say
• Larry Barnes Sr.
• Headline goes here Daily U.S. Casualties
• Marriages
• Tulsa Area Salvation Army buys building for offices
• Headline goes here holy pilgrimage
• Divorces
• Large fire damages eight units at Tulsa apartment complex
• Local medleadersstart healthcare group
• United Way surpasses fundraising goal
• local, AREA
• Ex-cop gets probation in drug case
• Corrections, clarifications
• Cherokees' new trust land gets federal OK for gaming
• 11.11
• Tulsans honored for contributions to arts
• Lack of a murder charge in baby death questioned
• Union ROTC program raising funds to bring moving Vietnam Wall to Tulsa
• Garvin County man dies in dirt bike wreck
• Top Fallin aide to be chief of staff
• BA man pleads guilty to child sex abuse
• Veterans Day in Tulsa might include rain
• Kciker Hyre
• After the 'swerve' election of 2010
• Grant funding to expire for city, leaving deficit
• California Indian gaming pioneer dies
• Child-care worker accused of abuse passed background check
• Veterans Day parade returns to downtown Tulsa
• Drive-in'sfuture isstill upin the air
• Results stand for Rogers County election
• Man sent to hospital after being hit by SUV
• Picker column: Translating the language of football coaches
• Regents seek increase to higher ed funding from state
• Ex-stepfather of Tulsa sex offender pleads guilty to child sex abuse
• Oklahoma Election Board certifies results from Nov. 2 balloting
• Lawsuit filed that challenges 'official English' state question
• Veterans Day closings
• McAlester soldier reveled in military service
• Corrections, clarifications
• Oklahoma sees gain in October general revenue collections
• Fallin's Tulsa visit includes meeting with Bartlett on economy
• Former Arrow Trucking employees set to get $2 million
• Government involvement in care of wild horses stirs controversy
• For lunch, lesson is served
• Home invader allegedly shoots accomplice after entering Tulsa home
• Child-care worker faces two felony counts of child abuse
• No recount in Rogers County commissioner's race
• OSU students left uneasy after off-campus shooting
• Execution set for death row inmate in Tulsa clerk's death
• Man arrested after Muskogee child stabbed to death
• Collinsville woman surrenders 34 of her 76 cats
• Official: Gaming will be allowed on new Cherokee trust land
• Firefighters responding to Tulsa apartment fire
• Local, State Briefs
• Getting It Right | Addressing the Falsehoods of Adoption
• Owasso event to honor veterans
• A Timely Synergy | Sustainability plan could work hand-in-hand with PLANiTULSA
• Last 2 of 3 defendants enter pleas in bank heists
• Payday For Playgrounds | Improvement projects underway at several Tulsa parks
• Mediation abandoned over Claremore councilor allegations
• Bumbershot In the Dark | Voters overwhelmingly approve establishment of "rainy day" fund
• Report shows apparent $50,000 embezzlement in Catoosa
• Getting Creative | Brilliant minds organize in OKC to collaborate on innovative efforts
• Former state school funding agency exec sentenced
• NEWS UPDATES
• Undercover officer helps arrest felon on gun, assault complaints
• Cost of saving wild horses mounts for federal bureau
• Sapulpa Republican gets nod to be next state Senate leader
• Way back when: Today in history
• Stolen pizza delivery car recovered, two arrested
• Rally for the railroad
• Tulsa oilman to join Gov.-elect Fallin as economic advisor
• Mother charged with child neglect
• Student shot near OSU during robbery to be released from hospital
• Molestation charges against former teacher muliply
• Superintendent's Bulletin for November 8, 2010
• Skiatook schools administrator to retire
• Purchase Bids - Y13 NORTEL Phone System Maintenance
• Jay Cronley: Smart gifts for toddlers make no sense
• OSU dorms, Greek houses on lockdown after shooting near campus
• Enid teenager reports attempted abduction
• 'Person of interest' identified in slayings
• Oklahoma City pharmacist wants prosecutor removed
• Oklahoma 11 narrows at U.S. 75 junction today
• Sentencing set for former Oklahoma auditor
• Way back when: Today in history
• Disabled boy's parents urge Owasso school board to reverse decision
• Corrections, clarifications
• Cole tapped for GOP transition team in House
• I-44 widening segment to be extended
• Delaware Tribe elects first female chief
• Fallin taps Devon exec, Coffee to lead transition
• Local, State Briefs
• Tulsa Humane Society seeks homes for 34 rescued cats
• Same robbers eyed in three holdups
• Coburn, Inhofe approval hits record high
• Lawsuit filed challenging English-only state question
• Sex-abuse allegation at Tulsa church child-care center probed
• Poll: Majority approves of Henry, but not Obama
• Tulsa child-care worker charged in two child-abuse cases
• Tulsa Metro Chamber wants more adults to finish college
• Judge's order halts certification of SQ 755
• Claremore officials stop mediation process in conflict
• Boren braces OU faculty for another lean budget year
• City's sales tax revenue boost due only to back-tax collections
• Auditor's report shows apparent embezzlement in Catoosa
• Medal of Honor recipients among 10 to enter Military Hall of Fame
• 'Person of interest' identified in slayings
• Man arrested after undercover gun-purchase investigation
• Youth at Heart program benefits inner-city youth
• Pedestrian seriously injured when struck by SUV on Tulsa street
• Developer of ex-City Hall tickets cars parked in its lots
• Skiatook school board accepts Williams' resignation, hires new interim superintendent
• Fallin to assess poultry lawsuit
• Owasso couple pleads with school board to reconsider scholarship-law noncompliance
• Two found slain at vacant house
• Cole named to transition team
• More parents look into private schools
• Police investigating three overnight robberies
• Group prepares students for working world
• U.S. 169 reopened after four-vehicle wreck
• UW needs more donations to meet goal
• Police investigating robbery of pizza delivery driver, hotel
• Rallying with revelry, goofiness
• Tulsa's sales-tax revenue jumps 6.6 percent
• Woman dead in I-44 collision with semi
• Rogers County commissioner's race headed for recount
• Child, dog find skull while playing
• Tulsa Police officer involved in early morning wreck
• Skeleton museum opens in OKC
• Disney teen killed in vehicle accident
• Tulsa child-care teacher placed on leave
• Deck of new I-44 bridge complete
• Bartlesville mom charged with child neglect in death of infant in washing machine
• Suspect arrested in triple homicide at Tulsa hotel
• Suspect in triple homicide could be linked to weekend homicides
• Town to honor fallen British cadets, caretaker
• Way back when: Today in history
• Hearing set on challenge to state constitutional amendment
• Fallen leaves make fertile soil for spring
• Democrats reflect on GOP takeover
• Final concrete poured I-44 bridge project at 163rd East Avenue
• The season of visiting reveals our untidiness
• Arrest made in motel triple-slaying
• Candlelight Tour set at Fort Gibson
• Anticipated skeleton museum opens in Oklahoma City
• Late-night media use poses harm to youths
• New cemetery to be environmentally friendly
• Event looks at politics, civility and free speech
• Way back when: Today in history
• Skateboarders: showdown set for Glenpool
• Daylight saving: a good time to think of home-fire safety
• SQ756 sends clear message on health care reform to Washington, analysts say
• Memories of Will
• Parade honors vets' sacrifices
• Owasso chooses new management for youth baseball
• Claremore boy dies in head-on collision
• Studies of city conflict
• Westboro members say hateful messages given in love
• Westboro Baptist Church explored
• 'Fearless' attorney to defend city officer
• Tulsa's legal fees to defend itself in police corruption lawsuits could reach $900,000
• TPS on hiring spurt for administrative, support employees
• Leon Russell Road makes its appearance
• Winterfest adding attractions
• Oklahoma woman killed in New Mexico rollover
• BA's Pride marching to nationals
• Fire meets ice: Oilers bus burns on highway
• Oklahoma's Dan Boren rejects Pelosi bid
• Religion Briefs
• Religion: This week
• Corrections, clarifications
• OSU administrator goes on Oprah show to tell of abuse
• Local Briefs
• Nursing home facility safety concern documents go online
• Mother arrested in death of infant
• Coburn defies convention by limiting term
• Homes damaged in grass fire
• Former Arrow CEO jailed
• TU tops Rice 20-7 after first quarter
• Perryman homestead turns 100
• Perryman Ranch house marks 100th year
• District Judge Douglas Combs appointed to Oklahoma Supreme Court
• Tulsa thieves targeting older cars
• Askins might seek state high-court seat
• Members of governor's advisory council criticize terminology of SQ 755
• Analysis shows that Oklahoma fundraising champs won 76 percent of their election races
• Way back when: Today in history
• B'ville teacher charged with sodomy involving teen
• U.S. 169 narrows at Pine Street today
• Police arrest woman after meth fire
• Police investigation finds no evidence of threat made by council attorney
• OCCC president becomes chairman of College Board's Board of Trustees
• Tallgrass Prairie bison find the freshest grass, but how?
• Oklahoma officials look for education funding options after SQ 744's defeat
• Oklahoma withdraws ME's job offer to Arizona doctor
• Baby found dead in Bartlesville
• Oklahoma City police officers shoot wandering bull
• Skiatook interim superintendent expected to be chosen
• Tulsa Transit gets $2.5 million grant for station
• Oklahoma governor seeking disaster aid for agriculture
• Six inducted into Hall of Fame, including three with Tulsa-area ties
• Woman extricated from early morning wreck
• Jay Cronley: Perhaps the check is in the e-mail
• Tulsa Oilers bus reportedly catches fire
• Cafeinated, alcoholic drinks banned
• Purchase Bids - Y14 Data Services, Porter Elementary
• Man gets 18 years in wife's stabbing
• Attic fire quickly extinguished
• Man pleads guilty to illegal firearms possession
• A playoff of hitmakers
• City of Tulsa surplus auction slated for Saturday
• U.S. 169 narrowed at I-244 junction this morning
• Development Authority ends talks on East Village site
• Way back when: Today in history
• Judge in Nichols OKC bombing trial becomes state's chief justice
• Corrections, clarifications
• Nursing home closing doors;cuts in reimbursement cited
• Local Briefs
• County officials weigh in on idea of cities collecting property taxes
• Community Briefs
• House Republicans name speaker
• Suit filed against SQ 755, Shariah law
• Fallin voices support for teacher performance pay
• Ousted sheriff intends to fight back
• Fidelity strikes the right notes
• Widow donates husband's planes to OSU's aviation program
• Corrections, clarifications
• Coweta's use of 'probationary term' for police officers upheld
• County debuts new rescue boat
• Police gear up for holiday stealing season
• Local, State Briefs
• Holiday help for needy requested
• Voters grab beers, pop emergency chute
• Scouts raise funds for camp facilities improvements
• Election 2010: Judicial offices
• Freeze watch, 'red flag warning' for Tulsa area weather
• Bedlam Food Drive to support hungry
• House shift to GOP likely to boost state's influence
• City to sell surplus property this weekend
• Globetrotter mixes tricks, message of perseverance
• Alternative to incarceration helps women become mothers again
• Multiple fire departments battling Osage County wildfires
• Quick legal challengeexpected for Sharia ban
• Sandites remember teens
• Superintendent's Bulletin for November 1, 2010
• Bingman confident he has votes for post
• Gilcrease Expressway study approved by Turnpike Authority
• Purchase Bids - Y14 Server Maintenance
• Okla. Gov.-elect Fallin meets with Gov. Henry on transition
• Pawnee County sheriff convicted, ousted
• Purchase Bids - Y14 Internet
• Turnout high in state's GOP areas, low in Dem strongholds
• Car, truck seen in area of 1999 Welch killings, OSBI says
• Purchase Bids - Y14 General Telecom (PRI / PLEXAR Type Services)
• Household pollutants to be collected at event
• Tulsa cancer center offers weekend treatments
• Purchase Bids - Y14 CISCO SMARTNET Maintenance
• Oklahoma Muslims to challenge ballot measure
• Purchase Bids - Y14 LONG DISTANCE
• Connecticut senator visiting the University of Oklahoma
• U.S. 169 narrows at 56th Street North today
• Way back when: Today in history
• GOP takeover of House could boost Okla. influence
• Election 2010: U.S. House
• Tough question leads to song for crash victims
• Students, others remember two Sand Springs girls killed in crash
• Election 2010: State Results
• Pawnee County sheriff's ouster case to go to jury
• Sheriff's Office takes new air boat out for a spin
• Claremore officials try to sort out alleged city charter and ethics violations
• Tulsa mayor plans to meet with governor-elect
• State sues travel sites for back taxes
• Turnpike Authority approves study for Gilcrease Expressway
• Public hearing to address proposed change in zoning code
• Rough Beginnings and Happy Endings | One Mom's Adoption Plan
• Film about sight loss to show in Muskogee
• Trailer for Lease or Rent | Expo leftovers, remnants of baseball past, Driller Stadium is still looking for fair price and reason for being
• Sand Springs teen says father hit him with wrench before fatal stabbing
• Right Time, Right Place | New north Tulsa development focuses on needs of a needy generation
• State's congressional delegation picks up clout
• Village People, Revisited | The "mixed-use development" has everything you need. A history lesson and a view of things to come, as the city reckons with the early stages of PLANiTULSA
• I-44 ramps remain closed at Harvard and Yale avenues
• NEWS UPDATES
• GOP picks up longtime Dem seats
• Way back when: Today in history
• Republicans sweep Tulsa County elections
• Students put civics to action
• Corrections, clarifications
• Local, State Briefs
• Fallin gets to work after winning historic governor's race
• It's Fallin
• Hazmat crew cleans up small meth lab in vacant Tulsa house
• Election 2010: Governor
• Roy Clark Elementary School's Walking School Bus program debuts
• Pawnee County sheriff ousted after neglect-of-duty convictions
• Police arrest wanted suspect after highway pursuit
• Firefighter applicants to get refund of $25 fee
• Lawsuit expected Thursday challenging Shariah law vote
• Election 2010: U.S. Senate
• Police looking into behavior of suspect in good neighbor's fatal shooting
• Central High School receives instruments for band, orchestra
• Oklahoma death row inmate appeals sentence
• Younger blood saves lives
• Oklahoma GOP stands to extend legislative advantage
• Corrections, clarifications
• Long list of state questions on Oklahoma ballot
• Elections Briefs
• Voters approve five of 11 state questions so far
• Vacancies throw open statewide seats in Oklahoma
• Local, State Briefs
• Creek County voters encouraged to use pencil on ballots
• 'Wings Over Tulsa' to honor veterans
• Dia De Los Muertos
• Sullivan wins re-election in 1st District
• Claremore, Metropolitan Environmental Trust open new recycling center
• Community Briefs
• Clayton woman killed in Latimer County crash
• Indicted Pawnee County sheriff, commissioner denied their pay
• TPS works to identify causes of increase in dropouts
• BA boy with Asperger's found in south Tulsa
• Man shot at party, recovering at hospital
• Man killed by neighbor's alleged burglar
• State Question 744 fails
• TPS defends Service Center improvements on grounds of safety, expense
• Seven external candidates apply for Tulsa police chief
• Mary Fallin to be Oklahoma's first female governor
• Jenks board reluctant to extend two TIF district agreements
• Voters to make history at the polls
• Morrissey, Musseman rolling toward victories in judicial races
• Girl in serious condition after being struck by car
• Murder count added against Sweeney case figure
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at Garnett today
• Polls open for historic Oklahoma election
• State Guard's new agriculture team makes progress
• Oklahoma couple to appear on Oprah
• OSBI selects Stan Florence as agency's new director
• Application fee to be refunded to firefighter hopefuls
• Execution date sought for Tulsa clerk's killer
• Man booked after fatal Tulsa shooting
• Jay Cronley: Home is where the sale sign is
• Reports: Father, son in altercation before fatal stabbing
• City road construction hits several milestones
• Way back when: Today in history
• New laws going into effect
• Suspended Pawnee County officials' pay withheld, sheriff's ouster trial starts
• Good turnout expected for Tuesday election
• Paden woman killed in Seminole County crash
• Can you hear me? Kiefer can
• Rain may return to Tulsa tonight
• Forum to feature police-youth interaction
• Police investigate shooting at Tulsa apartment complex
• Suspect in Oklahoma woman's abduction caught in Kansas
• Seven apply to be Tulsa's police chief
• Northwest Oklahoma town using state-shaped welcome sign
• Sand Springs man dead after apparent dispute with son
• Certification agency disciplines peace officers
• Tulsans head to the polls Tuesday
• Tulsa man sentenced to four years
• Man killed after responding to neighbor's burglar alarm identified
• Horse whisperer showcases skills
• St. John Health System names new CEO
• Accused shooter labeled troubled
• Way back when: Today in history
• Corrections, clarifications
• Most Wanted
• Vehicle thefts increase with cooler weather
• Four to face trial on murder charges in Sweeney case
• OSU gets up close with prospective students
• Death date requested for killer of Tulsa convenience store clerk
• TU, OU offer rental cars to students, staff
• Improvements under way at TPS Education Service Center
• Historic Preservation Commission wants development study
• Jenks school board not happy with request to extend TIF timeline
• Daylight wasted during standard time
• Tulsa Run: 15K age group winners by category
• BOK Center still going strong
• Unofficial Tulsa Run results
• Trooper's devotion to family, friends remembered
• Tulsa Run: 5K age group winners by category
• Bartlesville police get new drug dog
• Tulsa Run notebook: Feel the burn
• Inhofe defends his piloting ability
• New U.S. attorney for Eastern District has wide experience
• Hospital's new ICU will be on display
• RSU hosting College Day
• OU tour focuses on macabre
• Skull may end 34-year search
• Candidates hustle around state, hunting for votes
• New laws take effect in Oklahoma on Monday
• Groups spend $1.2 million as Oklahoma elections near
• History of violence, mental illness preceded fatal shooting, family says
• Way back when: Today in history
• For some, the Tulsa Run is more than miles
• Front-runner
• Inmate asks for review of life sentence
• Celebrity runners lead by example
• Support for Fallin huge, poll indicates
• Tulsa Run: Top finishers
• Friendly Frights parade through Brookside
• Tulsa Run: 15K unofficial results
• Tulsa Run to feature 10,000-plus participants, nice weather
• Woman enters blind plea in fatal Muskogee mall shooting
• Man charged in July 5 altercation
• Claremore city councilor speaks out on ethics violation accusation
• This week
• Orthodox head to visit Tulsa area
• Forgiveness is a choice
• Veteran trooper recalled as 'great man'
• Plea bargain in Sweeney case
• U.S. 169 narrows at Pine Street today
• Son arrested after father killed, mother wounded
• SQ 744 opposition rises
• Councilor and three-term incumbent vie for judgeship
• What can individuals do to improve race relations in our community?
• Man found not guilty in B'ville murder case
• Coburn sees red on money to dead
• Presidents: SQ 744 will hurt universities
• GOP benefits from last-minute money
• Reps miffed names appear in campaign flier
• Teens discuss texting while driving
• Community helps KIPP take learning outdoors
• TPD division hosts Halloween event
• Tulsa men sentenced in stock-fraud case
• Program searches for the missing
• Corrections, clarifications
• American Legion Children's Home's planned closure upsets state senator
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsan dies after crash in Osage County
• Screening can detect deadly aneurysm
• Oklahoma gets $2.2 million for train feasibility study
• World reporter Randy Krehbiel honored for coverage
• Boynton elects 3 new trustees
• Sweeney defendant pleads as part of deal with prosecutors
• CAIR picks new executive director in OKC
• Teen to face trial in burglaries, shooting
• Tulsa woman dies after Osage County crash
• Man killed, woman hurt in shooting
• Bobbleheads and political polls sway
• School Board Agenda - Regular Meeting 11/1/10 7 p.m.
• Fire investigators hope for canine partner
• Student arrested after handgun found
• School Board Agenda Addendum - Regular Meeting 11/1/10 7 p.m.
• Pros, cons of Oklahoma SQ 744 debated
• Tulsa Police arrest teen on homicide complaint
• Man found not guilty in Washington County murder trial
• Corrections, clarifications
• Locust Grove woman jailed after passenger dies of injuries
• Homicide suspect arrested in Tulsa motel
• Way back when: Today in history
• Fetus found in Muskogee Walmart probably stillborn, police say
• Oklahoma 11 narrows at the I-244 junction today
• Police arrest son after father shot to death, mother in critical condition
• Man booked in robbery, rape
• Does race matter in love?
• Tail of Arabian show horse cut in act of sabotage
• Claremore resident severely burned in house fire
• Fire results in water damage to apartments
• A son's promise
• Conflict in redistricting is cited
• Tulsa area under freeze warning
• State college grads finding Oklahoma jobs
• Oklahoma has last gubernatorial debate
• Nichols judge talks of hearing
• Veterans discuss 'silent wounds of war'
• Council delays vote regarding mayor's search for police chief
• Woman sentenced to 24 years for DUI manslaughter
• Claremore city councilor calls accusations misdirected
• Tulsa Run 2010: Running is in the rhythm
• Local, State briefs
• Mother of baby killed in 1991 pleads guilty to accessory count
• Student arrested after gun found at East Central
• Tulsa County voters can cast ballots early, starting Friday
• Three men face multiple burglary-related charges
• Woman arrested following man's highway death
• Corrections, clarifications
• Guilty plea made in fake credit card conspiracy
• Man arrested after reported home invasion rape and robbery
• Celebrating Halloween this year might be tricky
• Cherokees get grants for safety, justice
• Downtown Tulsa streets closed near gas line break
• Way back when: Today in history
• State trooper remembered as family man
• Tulsa debate for governor candidates set for tonight
• West leg of IDL open, north portion closed until early next year
• Identity of shipper of puppies sought
• Officials: Arabian show horse’s tail cut in act of sabotage in Tulsa
• Suspect arrested after drive-by shooting
• 2 are sentenced, 1 pleads guilty in employee thefts
• Sand Springs woman sentenced to 24 years in bicyclist fatalities
• Have you ever been discriminated against due to your race?
• Langston University officials say campus safe
• U.S. 75 at Peoria to briefly close today; west IDL expected to reopen
• Oklahoma colleges graded on sustainability effort
• Tulsa's history lesson
• Purchase Bids - Project Turnaround Management Services for Elementary Sites | Addendum 1
• Oklahoma Teachers Retirement System gap grows
• Tulsa man's life sentence vacated
• Council postpones vote on police chief search
• Killer breaks probation four days after sentencing
• FAA to review Inhofe's landing on closed runway
• Teen bound over for trial in shooting during burglary
• Two-vehicle collision in Kay County kills 2 men
• Driver gets life sentences in Brookside deaths
• Sasakwa man killed in crash
• Flu shots encouraged despite low flu levels in state
• Poll shows GOP trend in secondary state races
• Boynton gets three new trustees
• Parkinson's fall luncheon scheduled for Nov. 6
• Tulsa Police team practices tactical moves they may have to make in a crisis.
• One dead, another critically wounded in shooting
• 19-year-old man dies in apparent drive-by shooting
• Jailhouse informant tells of admission in death of Sweeney
• Police release pictures from Tulsa bank robbery
• Officials resign in Claremore
• Tulsa councilor thinks the mayor should give the search for a new police chief more time.
• Tulsa area under freeze watch
• TCC supporter Billie Barnett to be honored
• Plea deal would yield probation for man in Neal Sweeney murder case
• John Hope Franklin park dedicated
• Candidates for Tulsa judgeships tout credentials
• Pawnee County sheriff's felony charges dropped
• Go beyond the buzz! Learn how to really use social media for business
• Corrections, clarifications
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Oklahoma receives two grants
• Superintendent's Bulletin for October 25, 2010
• Parking lot dispute triggers campaign fuss
• Oklahoma trooper dies of injuries after accident in patrol car
• Purchase Bids - Office Furniture - Case Goods: Addendum 1
• DPS speeds driver's licensing test process
• 2 Sand Springs teens killed in car accident recalled as 'outstanding'
• A Winding River of Rules and Love | Navigating the complexities of adoption
• Way back when: Today in history
• Convenience store robber carries shovel
• Is the Nightmare Over? | The spooks are still out there, but if you listen to these guys, your money is good in the greater Tulsa Metro
• Langston president to discuss report on assaults
• Local, State briefs
• Bungle in the Jungle | The Tasmanian Devil is in the details as Tulsa Zoo drags its paws going from city-to-private management
• Henry discusses opposition to ballot question
• Boynton official pleads guilty, loses his post
• NEWS UPDATES
• Senator Inhofe lands plane on closed runway
• OU regents expected to pass bond issue
• Biz Buzz
• Former OSU coach Sutton details prescription drug abuse
• Do you think the public is oversensitive to minorities and people from other countries?
• Firefighters respond to Tulsa home blaze
• More kids need Oklahoma to collect child support
• Officials praise IDL project's progress, stimulus act
• Life sentence tossed in Tulsa police corruption probe
• 2nd District challenger late in filing financial report
• Fallin's lead over Askins stretches in governor's race, poll shows
• Tulsa police to host trick-or-treating on Friday
• Tulsa Club Building owner wants retrial
• 'Marriage' remark draws national attention
• Claremore councilman, city manager resign
• EPA orders Oakland Petroleum Operating to cease, desist
• City may have to refund $25 firefighter-application fees
• Memorial for Sand Springs teens scheduled
• Edmondson investigating alcoholic energy drink Four Loko
• John Hope Franklin's son to participate in park's dedication
• Service set for OHP trooper from Sand Springs killed in collision
• Holland Hall names new headmaster
• WWII veteran, POW receives medals
• Tulsa man sentenced to two life sentences for murder
• Voters urged to prepare for long ballot
• Way back when: Today in history
• Candidates vye for House seats
• Teachers get sneek peak into 'Bodies'
• Local, State Briefs
• Veterans return with unknown injuries
• OSU dean to retire after this semester
• Fallin's "marriage" remark becomes issue
• City approved for $1.5 million grant to resolve neighborhood flooding
• Askins leads Fallin in money chase
• Second Sand Springs teen dies after Sunday car crash
• Tulsa charges $25 application fee to offset city's hiring costs
• Ex-state employee charged with taking bribes
• Preventing suicide becomes mother's mission
• Tulsa nonprofits must act fast to receive grants
• Sen. Tom Coburn gives $1 million to Republican Senatorial Committee
• Flu shots could keep illness at bay
• Jay Cronley: Shaving seconds off a lifetime
• Two rescued from small fire at apartment
• Corrections expert to meet with Oklahoma lawmakers
• Limited fire danger in Tulsa area today
• Car plows into Route 66 restaurant
• Tulsa man given two life terms in prison
• Drivers license testing to improve, officials say
• <font face=Times>What role has race played in your life?</font>
• Tulsa Club Building sale still on despite fire
• Police looking for person of interest in triple homicide
• Canine partner of sheriff's deputy battles cancer
• Construction begins at 61st and Sheridan
• Convenience store robber takes cash, cigarettes
• Officials view Tulsa's Inner Dispersal Loop progress
• Body of missing teen found in Mayes County
• Trooper dies today after on-duty accident Monday
• Cole voices SQ 744 opposition
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at Mingo today
• Hoarders need cleanup training
• Police respond to reported Tulsa bank robbery
• Man robs QuikTrip
• Deadline nears for Tulsa nonprofit grants
• Teenage male missing from Delaware County
• Police identify Tulsa shooting victims
• Sand Springs teen killed in car crash
• Trooper in serious condition following collision
• Company keeps $54 million in state tax credits despite near-total pullout
• Way back when: Today in history
• Laws reduce teen traffic fatalities
• School rallies against breast cancer
• Sculptures remember Tulsa race riots
• Pensions still likely for any officers convicted in corruption investigation
• Oklahoma National Guard agribusiness unit welcomed home from Afghan duty
• Quilting ministry promotes healing, prayer
• Tulsa, six other cities chosen for poverty programs
• OSU provost's ideas help evolve college admissions processes
• Two Tulsa-area residents killed in crash
• Born a travelin' gnome
• <font face="Times">How do you react when you witness racism?
• Victim of wrongful conviction to tell story at OU
• Missing Delaware County teen found dead
• School, campus to be feted for reducing emissions
• Teachers to get sneak peek of 'Bodies' exhibition
• OSU-Tulsa to showcase graduate programs
• Down to the wire
• Judges go head to head over experience
• Candidates focus on jobs, economy.
• Political Notebook: Meet the judicial candidates
• Candidates differ on attorney general’s role
• Newcomers vie to unseat state House incumbents
• Four congressional seats contested
• Cyber-security competition draws Oklahoma teams
• Challengers up against incumbents
• Medicare Part D enrollment nears
• Coming Monday: Even if convicted, Tulsa officers due pensions
• Six appellate judges seeking to stay in office
• Free forum will help teens understand police
• Way back when: Today in history
• Two items on ballot for Tulsans
• Askins says debate may have "struck a nerve"
• Local Briefs
• GOP will remain in power in Senate
• Oklahoma's next governor faces mental health crisis
• City, State Briefs
• Dems hope to defeat veto-proof majority
• Mistaken arrest costly for Iraq War veteran
• Fostering Hope
• Retirement, death changing state's top court
• Park challenges Tulsans to heal wounds that remain
• Veterans Job Fair to be held Saturday in Broken Arrow
• Rock climbers gather for 'Be Fest' at Chandler Park
• PAC's future under discussion
• Assessor, commissioner draw foes
• Expo Square CEO defends policy allowing hiring of family members
• Statewide races could tip House contests
• Jay Cronley: Halloween isn't what it used to be
• Oversight of two TPD bank accounts scrutinized
• State gets no info on school playground injuries
• Lengthy list of questions to confront voters
• Dead Sea salt offers nasal oasis for allergy sufferers
• Victim might have owed drug money
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa World, OPEA appeal birth date privacy ruling
• Way back when: Today in history
• Department of Corrections to seek additional $35 million
• Miami woman killed in overnight car accident
• Regents approve new OSU veterinary center
• The Hex House
• Separate vehicle crashes across Oklahoma kill three
• Local, State briefs
• Judge throws out rape charge
• Security guard hit at Central football game; minister arrested
• Langston reports more assaults than OU, OSU
• Fundraiser set for former Turley firefighter
• Man found fatally shot Friday night
• Youth Interfaith tour is Nov. 7
• Tulsa free landfill days set to begin today
• This week
• Tulsa: Tough on allergies
• Moving Ahead
• Search for new chief goes on
• Fallin talks about economy at Women's Expo
• State jobless rate dips to 6.9 percent
• Coburn says he talks to Obama, prays for him weekly
• Utility bills to go up next month
• Young Democrats challenge GOP in Districts 68, 71
• It's chicken-dancing time
• Corrections, clarifications
• Fighting more than fire
• School Board Agenda Addendum - Regular Meeting 10/18/10 7 p.m.
• Snow leopard cubs thrive at Tulsa Zoo
• City Council to fill trash board seats
• Superintendent's Bulletin for October 18, 2010
• Way back when: Today in history
• Kendall-Whittier neighborhood receives funding for education project
• Purchase Bids - Office Furniture - Case Goods
• Severe weather brewing, worst to hit Saturday
• Reba gives strugglingschool a reason to sing
• Purchase Bids - Bid Document Printing Service
• Indianola man killed in Pittsburg County wreck
• Jay Cronley column: Crazy drivers out in full force
• Bond Bids - Engineering Services: Addendum 1
• Woman arrested after fire at duplex
• Bicyclist in critical condition after being struck by car
• Purchase Bids - Project Turnaround Management Services for Elementary Sites
• Homicide victim's husband charged with assault, protective order violation
• Police arrest two in pharmacy robbery investigation
• Bond Bids - Engineering Services: Addendum 2
• Prison board seeks additional $35 million from Oklahoma Legislature
• Community briefs
• Purchase Bids - Bid Document Printing Service: Addendum 1
• Bond Bids - McLain and Webster High Schools Athletics Locker Room & Stadium Improvements
• DEQ seeks injunction against Tulsa landfill operator
• Police arrest two after robbery at movie theater
• Bond Bids - Early Childhood Center @ Disney Elementary
• Higher education briefs
• Tulsa free landfill days announced
• Purchase Bids - Athletic Equipment
• 22 state agencies noncompliant with online licensing mandate
• Mayor to continue Tulsa police chief search externally
• Purchase Bids - Electronic Equipment for Athletics
• Officials say tuition may jump 10 percent if SQ 744 passes
• ODOT reminds drivers of Tulsa area's ongoing road projects
• Purchase Bids - Bus, Truck, and Light Vehicle Tires
• Man sought in robbery of Tulsa CVS Pharmacy
• Google reboots data site in Pryor
• Bond Bids - Engineering Services
• Tulsa police seeking woman who might know about slaying
• No action taken against school districts
• School Board Agenda - Special Meeting 10/13/10 7 p.m.
• Man injured in 20-foot fall from Pedestrian Bridge
• Hundreds sign up to become Tulsa firefighters
• Bond Bids - Multi-Sport Athletic Facility @ Booker T. Washington & Edison Field House
• Army of God donates safety vests to chaplains
• CPR classes to stick to A-B-C
• School Board Agenda - Regular Meeting 10/18/10 7 p.m.
• Oklahoma's SQ 744 on education funding drawing a lot of debate
• Tulsan gets 15 years in slaying death of Tevin Mathies
• Hundreds of candidates apply to fire academy
• Tulsa Select Hotels being sued on bedbug allegations
• Pharmacy robbed early Thursday
• Chelsea woman arraigned in $750,000 embezzlement case
• Local briefs
• Community briefs
• Tulsa councilor pushes rainy day savings plan
• Utility authority starts looking for advisers on privatization
• Man in critical condition after fall from pedestrian bridge
• Black Tulsans discussdebt in the community
• TPD looking for woman for information on homicide
• Traffic light sychronization plan up for council vote
• U.S. 60 bridge near Nowata to close for two months
• SQ 744 advocates, foes spent $1.14 million last month
• Snow leopard cubs go on display
• Way back when: Today in history
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at Pittsburg Avenue today
• Man killed in Mayes County wreck striking a cow
• 10 years of pain: Mother remembers girl who died after 33 hours
• Oklahoma board to consider measure on scholarship law
• TPS employee arrested on school property on burglary charge
• Oklahoma tax breaks rose despite budget shortfall
• 3 who seek schools job differ on new law
• Openarms Youth Project holds rally to support gay youths
• Attorney general candidate never spoke to jury during trial
• Google officials to provide details of restarted Pryor project
• Former Tulsa ad exec in spotlight as GOP ad genius
• Teacher pension plan loophole targeted
• Arabian Horse Show in Tulsa begins Friday
• Legislator used campaign materials in talk to second-graders
• Tulsa-area health-care workers urged to get flu vaccine
• Pickens sweetens OSU donor plan
• Corrections, clarifications
• RED FOX GARDENS ANNOUNCES SENIOR & MILITARY SPECIALS
• Councilor critical of traffic signal plan
• State, Youth Services of Tulsa to help juvenile offenders re-enter society
• Oklahoma governor debate heats up race
• Bynum touts Tulsa 'rainy day' measure
• Community briefs
• Costs will be factor in trash decision
• Tulsa rally tells GLBT youth 'it gets better'
• Webster High School forms Green Team to save energy at school
• Candidates for Tulsa's police chief interviewed by mayor
• Lawsuit alleges bedbugs in Tulsa hotel
• Bartlett, council joust over attorney Rees' job
• Youths from Germany get firefighting training in Tulsa
• State superintendent candidates discuss education issues at forum
• Way back when: Today in history
• Broken Arrow to give workers stipends
• Police looking for man who robbed check cashing business
• Driver dies in Adair County pickup crash
• City salt supply smaller this year
• The Beginning of an End | Incumbent Tibbs has some unfinished business, but challenger Manley says Dist. 23 needs to get a move on
• 6 months after oil spill, much remains unknown
• Sand Springs fine arts school set to be built
• Flying the Unfriendly Skies | Council and Mayor in "holding pattern" over date on policy forum
• Two people shot early Wednesday
• Local, State briefs
• Teaching for Success | Best in state Grimm has been on a whirlwind ride
• TPS employee arrested at school allegedly with drugs, gun
• Murder-case mistrial declared
• Rocky Horror Lands at Hard Rock | New venue provides perfect backdrop for Tulsa tradition
• Work is under way on INCOG public transportation plan
• NEWS UPDATES
• Welcome weather
• Biz Buzz
• U.S. chamber launches TV spot backing Boren
• U.S. 75 narrows at 71st Street today
• Appeals court upholds Oklahoma poultry suit verdict
• Friends, relatives remember Justice Opala
• Broken Arrow city employees to get 2 percent stipends
• Jay Cronley column: Lottery not a gamble some should take
• Rain continues in Tulsa area
• Oklahoma commission provides grants to state airports
• Broken Arrow police seek armed robber
• Governor candidates to debate at University of Central Oklahoma
• Council attorney at center of heated debate
• Ethics Commission might let unions, corporations donate to PACs
• Woman killed in Owasso crash identified
• Pawnee County officials vote to seek state audit
• Broken Arrow to vote on stipend for city employees
• Transplant patient goes home with artificial heart
• Library offers events to prepare for Ian McEwan’s visit to Tulsa
• Pink Heals Tour to visit Tulsa
• Way back when: Today in history
• Hearing slated for doctoron sex-crimes allegations
• Local, State Briefs
• Judge bans TV cameras in courtroom during pharmacist's trial
• Report shows drop in giving
• Oklahoma City Zoo elephants back home from Tulsa stay
• TPS votes to process initial private-school scholarship applications
• Tulsa Zoo given year to make improvements
• City payroll revamp suggestion to undergo review
• Rain causing surge of rush-hour wrecks
• Oklahomans in Congress stand behind stimulus requests
• German youth firefighter trainees learn from Tulsa Fire Department
• Mayor Bartlett interviewing candidates for Tulsa's police chief
• Tulsa's Blue Dome District brings back rooftop signs
• Ground broken for new Sand Springs elementary
• Corrections workers plead for end to furloughs
• Mistrial declared in gang-related Tulsa murder trial
• Storms move through area, more coming
• Oklahoma gubernatorial candidates face off in Edmond
• Man convicted in trooper's death to be resentenced
• Tulsa school board compromises on private-school scholarships
• Prison employees want more funding, end furloughs
• Firefighters put out vacant house fire
• Man dies in car crash after falling asleep
• Zoo's accreditation tabled
• Source of salmonella outbreak remains unknown
• 1 dead in Owasso car wreck
• Two meth labs found in hotel; five arrested
• Youth, service dog make perfect match
• Arson at apartment complex destroys two units
• Way back when: Today in history
• County courts strained by dwindling support from state fund
• Oktoberfest is latkes and laughs. And beer - don't forget the beer.
• Workshop to teach journalists about war coverage
• Corrections, clarifications
• Water main breaks along Tulsa street
• City revs up traffic plan
• Study: Many freshmen don't return to college
• "Black Wall Street" revival footage going to Smithsonian
• Halloween is holiday to spend selfishly
• Tulsa State Fair records 13 injury accidents on rides
• Randy Krehbiel column: Improving education will take innovation
• 5th District candidate takes salaray from campaign
• Tulsa Club fire ruled 'incendiary'
• Oklahoma judge to reconsider televising trial
• Sen. Inhofe's son, grandson hit by allegedly drunken driver
• New plans sought for river development
• Tulsa diocese works to prevent abuse
• Bands perform at fundraising concert for Admiral Twin drive-in
• Dogs comfort child witnesses
• Book spans three lives of POW
• Do something about Tulsa's lousy image
• Some Oklahoma candidates have legal, money woes
• Teenager shot in leg
• Ballot items focus of Page One lunches
• 'Black in America' delves into recession
• Coming Monday: Officials looking to speed traffic signal system
• Candidates for judgeship concerned about fiscal efficiency
• Way back when: Today in history
• Labor commissioner race pits newcomer against political veteran
• Road map helps Oklahoma drivers find best fall foliage
• Fallin, Askins to participate in first head-to-head debate
• Local, State Briefs
• Political Notebook: Judicial forum
• Meth lab cleanup mandate proposed for city
• Number of bad checks declining
• Alleged threat by Rees is probed
• Fire damages historic downtown building
• 70 fifth-graders attend Tulsa Opera performance
• Husband being investigated in wife's fatal shooting
• Brawl at Langston injures 2 students
• DHS received complaints about family before girl's meth-overdose death
• Local, State briefs
• Candidates tout experience in Oklahoma Senate District 18
• Fundraiser honoring late Justice Marian Opala to go on
• Laugh your way to a better marriage
• Zomi people honor missionary
• Know Your Muslim Neighbor series continues Thursday.
• This week
• News Shows
• Police question man about September slaying
• Corrections, clarifications
• Rappelling "over the edge" benefits Special Olympics
• Way back when: Today in history
• PSO rate case scheduled for December
• Man charged with possessing stolen trailers, vehicles
• Rebuffed Oklahoma legislator wants blue-ribbon panel
• Rosa Parks fifth-graders get inside look at opera
• Amtrak extension to Kansas promoted
• Cherokee chief rappels down Hard Rock for Special Olympics
• Group plans White Cane Awareness Day to support blind pedestrians
• Improve your business’ search engine rankings
• Sperry auditor finds nothing to refer to state
• Former Oklahoman editor Jim Standard dies at 70
• Police investigate man in wife's death
• Tulsa Mayor: KPMG study could lead to job losses to achieve savings
• Road lane closures: U.S. 169 temporarily narrowed at I-244 today
• TDA refuses city of Tulsa request to return money owed
• Sleep tight, sleep alone
• Local, State briefs
• Dueling plans over Tulsa's form of government may force two elections
• Argument in church leads to deadly shooting, police say
• Oklahoma's earthquake magnitude downgraded to 4.7
• Donald Ray Wackerly executed 12 years after conviction
• Recycling contract shifts due to service
• Council says it's not rushing city manager proposal
• Teachers agree: no raises
• Corrections, clarifications
• Prison accused of using 'gladiator system' of inmate discipline
• Way back when: Today in history
• Woman fatally shot; husband jailed
• Officials investigating cause of fire that burned through historic Tulsa Club building
• Jay Cronley: Doggie treats gone wrong
• Stringing them along: Getting kids interested in music
• Oklahoma insurance chief calls language on health-care law political
• Norman officials decry hostility toward gays some believe led to a man's death
• Killer of Laotian immigrant put to death at Oklahoma State Penitentiary
• Judge rules in city's favor over Tulsa Club building
• Forbes' ranking of Tulsa as 'sixth-most-dangerous city' disputed
• State agency removes anti-SQ 744 info from site
• Mayor pledges to be inclusive in efficiency study decisions
• Oklahoma health officials push for prison treatment, not terms, and tout alcohol tax
• Police identify victim of apparent shooting
• Trial under way in alleged gang killing
• Suspicious bag determined to be no threat
• Local, State briefs
• U.S. 75 narrows at 56th Street North today
• Boynton mayor requests jury trial on charge of nepotism
• Earthquake livens state's day
• Mistrial declared for former fugitive on ammo charge
• Earthquake unusual but not really rare
• Execution slated after death-row inmate's spiritual request agreement
• Tulsa's recycling contract headed back to Tulsa Refuse Inc.
• South Tulsa apartment fire blamed on cigarette
• Sale of former City Hall to developer completed
• Many Oklahomans' homeowner's policies shaky on earthquake coverage
• Habitat for Humanity house built at fair now at permanent home
• Earthquake test arrives same day as earthquake
• Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma gets $600,000 for Beyond the Bars program
• Burglars crash car into pawn shop
• TPS board uneasy on ignoring state law
• Six people shot following argument in Oklahoma City church
• National foreclosure investigation to include Oklahoma
• Tulsa man shot in drive-by shooting
• Horse ride takes 104-year-old woman back in time
• Bartlesville man charged with steroids possession
• Way back when: Today in history
• Inhofe rips EPA's approval of increased ethanol use
• Official: Recycling contract situation distracting to city
• GOP candidate a rarity in north Tulsa district
• Tulsa State Fair draws nearly 1.1 million people
• Recycling contract headed back to TRI
• Pros, cons of SQ 744 hashed out at forum
• Oklahoma's September collections exceed expectations
• Fire ravages south Tulsa apartments
• Health officials will seek repeal of pre-emption laws for smoking
• Tulsa councilors proposing council-city manager for ballot on Feb. 8
• Tulsa school board won't be unanimous on private school scholarship-law opposition
• Owasso sponsors photo contest inside city limits
• Tulsa area health officials teach elementary students how to avoid the flu
• Boynton mayor to go to trial on nepotism charge
• Way back when: Today in history
• Kaisers gives $400K grant to TCC for Bridging The Gap students in early childhood education
• Defendant questions jurors, witnesses in gang-related murder trial
• Burglars hit car dealership, steal cash
• Boynton officials pay bills, set election date without quorum
• Sex offender arrested after 'America's Most Wanted' feature
• 4.5 magnitude earthquake shakes Oklahoma
• Bartlett trying again to get 2 trash board members reappointed
• Sale of former City Hall finalized
• Pawnee County sheriff awaits trial ruling in trailer case
• Double Vision | Fundraising efforts are underway to revive a Tulsa icon. So it raises the interesting question: If the people raise the dough, should it be a public venue?
• Pawnee County Commission audit sought
• Respecting the River | New developments along the Arkansas: It's the place you wanna be . . .
• Coburn criticizes health-care reform law
• Seeing the Light of Day | Walk aims to raise funds for suicide prevention
• Sapulpa woman gets 10-year term in highway worker's death
• One-Stop Living Shop | State's first mixed-use development project scheduled to begin soon in Jenks
• Bartlesville woman dies after Aug. 29 crash
• NEWS UPDATES
• Lawsuit alleging Open Records Act violation filed against Bartlesville group
• Biz Buzz
• Sexual assault charges against former Pocola superintendent dropped
• Economic woes hurt pets, too
• Webco donates funds to town
• Corrections, clarifications
• Oklahoma veterans tour capital, military memorials
• 'Kids Count' report shows progress for Oklahoma children
• Two children die in apartment fire
• Swing into fall weather
• Marijuana cultivation charges against ex-probation officer dismissed
• Tour shows groups benefits of hosting events in Tulsa
• Care Card goes on sale Friday
• Tulsa area regaining 2008 revenue levels
• Hall of Fame founded to honor Oklahoma's black educators
• Patient accuses Tulsa pediatrician of years of sexual abuse
• Polish native Opala found freedom in U.S. to pursue dream
• Skiatook begins search for new district superintendent, legal representation
• Youth Services Tulsa awarded $2.1 million to combat teen pregnancy
• Incarceration rates affect Oklahoma kids
• Health, taxes key issues for candidates in House District 78 race
• Students inform young voters through videos
• Trebilcock, Tibbs favored for re-election
• Marian Opala, Oklahoma Supreme Court justice, dies at 89
• Rain returns to Tulsa area
• Union, Bixby schools vote to not comply with new law
• Health department teaches kids to combat flu
• BA school board appoints new member
• Jay Cronley column: How to fail at mouse-catching
• Bartlesville woman dies today after August crash
• Oklahoma man to appeal death penalty in child killing
• Two workers injured when their equipment falls beneath I-244
• February special election possible for Tulsa government proposal
• OU's Boren to deliver speech on global education
• Two men sought in slayings released
• Tulsa fair attendance largest in last 10 years
• Family links suicide of 19-year-old to gay debate
• Tulsa Zoo to audition volunteers for Halloween event
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• Appeal set in Purcell child killing
• Three-car wreck leaves Pawhuska woman dead
• Way back when: Today in history
• Police say man ate crack pipe
• Corrections, clarifications
• Broken Arrow, police officer sued in shooting death
• Education Briefs
• Police: man eats crack pipe, arrested
• Way back when: Today in history
• Police searching for several armed robbers
• Furnace tuneup helps for winter
• Sweet Adelines International Prepares For Five Days Of Competition
• LaFortune Park approaches its 50th birthday Saturday
• Outgoing U.S. Attorney Sheldon Sperling looks back on his career
• Fingerprints aid in deportation cases
• Last day of Tulsa State Fair draws big crowds
• Rogers State University offers degree in military history
• Officials consider sharing controlled-drug monitoring program between states
• Owasso's plans to widen 76th Street North move forward
• Good times found at CubWorld
• Pawhuska woman killed in Osage County wreck
• Langston University gets grant for economic development
• Body found may be that of missing Oklahoma City woman
• Gay 19-year-old commits suicide one week after debate on GLBT proclamation
• Crews stop natural gas leak
• Two women robbed at gunpoint, one raped
• Affidavit details allegations against Tulsa pediatrician
• Six air conditioners stolen from church in past year
• Two injured in hydraulic platform accident
• Oklahoma medical examiner prospect under fire for hauling body in truck
• Candidates stump 66th district
• Political Notebook: Republican Congressional Committee fundraiser
• Voters to consider redrawing Oklahoma legislative districts
• Last day of fair draws crowds
• Claremore man dies in truck crash
• Way back when: Today in history
• Mistrial declared in Tyrone Fails murder case
• Tulsa girl turns 10 on 10/10/10
• Fair vendor gets stolen merchandise back two years later
• Butterfly House at fair makes spirits soar
• Tulsa pediatrician jailed on sex-related charges
• Police seek info on fatal shooting
• Tulsa workshop set on women's continuing education
• Contributions to state's campaigns at $24 million
• Cushing refinery cleanup nears end
• TPD Special Investigations officers find unit's secrecy a strain
• Funding issues plague Superfund
• Two on sex-offender list work for state
• Author to discuss conservative vs. liberal views at Tulsa Press Club
• GOP may dominate elections statewide
• Third shooting victim at Tulsa motel dies of injuries
• Incumbent, political newcomer vie for Oklahoma insurance commissioner
• Support for SQ 744 plummets
• Mentally ill Tulsans support each other at Crossroads Clubhouse
• Some Tulsa councilors want to change city government, too
• Jay Cronley column: Merry Christmas, it's October
• Local, State briefs
• Police have few clues in Saturday afternoon shooting
• Scheduled execution passes hurdle in lethal-dose appeal
• Third victim in motel shooting dies
• Suspended Pawnee County sheriff demands jury trial
• Claremore man killed in Rogers County crash
• Tulsa police warn of downtown larcenies
• U.S. 169 narrows at 36th Street North today
• Tulsan dies during San Diego diving excursion
• Grand steer goes for $38,000
• Turn your anger over, author says
• Two killed, 1 wounded in motel shooting
• Women sew for ministry
• KPMG data to be verified for accuracy, Tulsa officials say
• This week
• $4.6 million grant to make health center reality
• Grocer sees lifestyle of Village on Main as natural fit
• Eye health starts early
• Way back when: Today in history
• Official: TGOV should show off Tulsa
• River District downsized; Village on Main grows
• Ex-Boynton official pleads guilty to nepotism
• 2 arrested in cemetery vandalism
• SQ 744 bumper stickers offered at Capitol
• Tulsa state fair: what a scream
• Two workers at fair games jailed
• Stolen merchandise returned to fair vendor
• Juveniles arrested at Tulsa State Fair meet with judge right away
• Pediatrician faces sex-related charges
• Corrections, clarifications
• I-44 wreck lawsuit settled
• Disorder can strike low-risk groups, too
• School districts defend decision
• Way back when: Today in history
• Gisler halts trial, pleads guilty
• Tulsa sales-tax revenue up over 2009 levels
• Zoo progress is on a roll
• Former Tulsa abortion clinic director pleads guilty in false bomb threat
• Residents get taste of north Tulsa
• Shoppers sometimes left holding the bag
• Local briefs
• Mary Fallin says she supports SQ banning Shariah law
• For the record: Reading to children
• Groups suggest kids be kept in rear-facing seats through age 2
• Former Boynton official pleads guilty to nepotism charge
• Council stalls on restarting probe
• Jenks' River District to be scaled back while Village on Main expands plans
• Candlelight vigil at TU mourns suicides of gay teens
• Attempted robbery thwarted by bar patrons, police say
• Halt urged on exemptions for sales taxes
• I-244 narrows at Harvard Avenue today
• Oklahoma legislative panel questions agencies about hiring outside attorneys
• Rogers High School now serves breakfast in the classroom
• On their platforms
• Arkansas businessman drowns in Oklahoma river
• Tulsa city councilor addresses mayor's letters to Drew Rees
• Scanner hunts out stolen tags
• Dream Act stirs debate on undocumented immigrants' rights
• A little night music
• TPS focuses on student safety while walking to and from school
• Tulsa’s sales-tax revenue rises for October
• Motorcyclist dies on downtown highway
• Tulsa police report cooperation working after more special operations
• Three charged, arrested in robbery attempt that ended with fingers shot off
• Deputies searching for robbery suspect
• Boynton officials out on bond in Open Meeting law case
• Remembrance, hope the message for GLBT youth at TU vigil
• Police find more than 50 shell casings at shooting
• Fair ride shut down after injury is reported
• Tulsa police investigating triple homicide
• State's community college approach called on track
• Tulsa temperatures continue to rise
• 11 to be inducted into Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame
• Settlement reached in Oklahoma turnpike deaths case
• Community briefs
• Police searching for man who reportedly exposed self to another motorist
• Glass Act
• Former Tulsa teacher pleads guilty to felony counts
• Local, State briefs
• Oklahoma treasurer to help residents find unclaimed property
• Former director of Tulsa's Reproductive Service pleads guilty in false bomb threat
• Tulsa County formalizes cost-sharing agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers
• I-244, Inner Dispersal Loop closures announced
• Petitions filed in effort to revamp city government
• Corrections, clarifications
• Testimony under way inmentor's teen-sex trial
• Way back when: Today in history
• Vote registration cutoff Friday
• Way back when: Today in history
• New playground: Funds for fun
• Brick Town Bragadaccio | Prospective, long-awaited, much anticipated, sure thing downtown development finally looks like it might become a reality, if . . .
• Civil trial in Oklahoma turnpike deaths begins
• Three grizzly bears awaiting Tulsa Zoo debut
• Just In Time | Leon's back near the building. With a favorite son back on the road thanks to pop icon Elton John, "the master of space and time" gets street cred
• Oklahoman elected president of of veterans group
• Higher education
• We're Late, We're Late! | It's a very important date, but nobody quite knows what to do with PLANiTULSA.
• Mid-Del elementary teacher wins 2010 Milken Educator Award
• Woman charged after baby drowns
• NEWS UPDATES
• OSBI to review deadly Muskogee police shooting
• Biz Buzz
• Sweeney defendant back in jail on 6 new charges
• 71st Street narrows at U.S. 169 junction today
• Local, State briefs
• OSU documents state landscapes
• Save Our Tulsa group files petitions to change city government
• Tulsa city officials reassure park board about study
• TCC will train health-care professionals for the HITECH medical records jobs
• Southbound U.S. 169 lanes reopen at 36th Street North
• Mautino's proposal regarding mayor investigation finds no support
• Mayor: Tulsa will accept $4.4 million police grant
• Police agencies combine efforts to address crime
• Skiatook complex's tenants say they got short notice for move
• BA, Jenks schools boards' votes on scholarships criticized
• Tulsa County, Corps of Engineers to split cost of river-development study
• Drug-testing policy for elected officials draws council support
• 3 Boynton officials charged with Open Meeting Act violations
• Ponca City woman dies in Osage County crash
• Bartlesville council considers revenue options
• Family mourns Army veteran killed 2 days after returning from Iraq
• Tulsa Police warn of door-to-door scam
• Oklahoma law enforcement officials appeal for video court appearances
• Change in midtown's trash pickup irks councilor
• Porum teen dies in Muskogee County crash
• Party bus law should be toughened, Oklahoma legislators told
• Tulsa County, Army Corps of Engineers to sign pact on river master plan feasibility study
• Safety stressed to school children, motorists
• Police teach drugstores robbery-prevention tips
• OU Ruf/Neks face community service in connection with bridge painting
• Officers bust trailer theft ring
• Corrections, clarifications
• Firetruck goes pink to fight cancer
• Gubernatorial candidates oppose SQ 744
• Northeast Oklahoma A&M receives $2 million grant
• Way back when: Today in history
• More sex offenders register after sweep
• Initial revenue at Tulsa State Fair up 13 percent
• Plea deal thwarts murder trial
• Local, State Briefs
• Federal officials to speak here about hate-crimes law
• Group proposes changes for city government
• Pawnee County commissioner table grand jury matter
• Jenks, Broken Arrow districts challenge special education funding law
• Defendant in Sweeney murder case back in Tulsa Jail on drug charges
• Event to showcase healthy food options
• Coburn pledges to support term limits
• Robbery attempt leads to car chase, collision, shots fired
• I-44 contract stalled over wording error
• 'Good Eats' chemist teaches TU chemistry class the science of cooking
• Tulsa woman charged with murder in baby's drowning death
• Askins: Passing balanced budget is required
• Tulsa Councilor Trail pushes drug testing of city elected officials
• Temperatures rise slightly in Tulsa area
• Airmen return to Oklahoma after 4 months in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Cemetery vandalized in Rogers County
• Semi hit by train in Catoosa
• Councilors object to new recycling policy
• Jay Cronley: Owners love pets well, if not too wisely
• TPD meets with pharmacies about robberies
• Suicide calls up 65 percent so far this year
• Man pronounced dead after highway wreck
• Construction begins on Riverside Parkway between 68th and 71st
• County to demolish parts of Fair Meadows grandstands
• No one hurt in northern Oklahoma gas line break
• Mautino seeks vote on charges for mayor, chief of staff
• State hospital group comes out against SQ 744
• Tulsa councilors discuss drug testing
• Oklahoma City police find man with gunshot wounds
• Lawmaker criticizes Broken Arrow, Jenks districts over new law
• Prosecutors charge man in death of Oklahoma boy
• Mayor: Tulsa will accept $4.4 million police grant
• Car crashes into backyard from Broken Arrow Expressway
• I-244 narrows, ramp closes at 7th tonight
• Estimated 100 airmen to return to Tinker AFB
• Tulsa State Fair revenue up from last year
• Vegas artist wins cake competition
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Askins speaks in Sand Springs
• EPA's plan to tighten dust standards alarms farmers
• 'Good Eats' scientist to appear at TU tonight
• Officer and dog make burglary arrest
• Clerical error leads to rejection of I-44 project bid
• Way back when: Today in history
• LaFortune Park hosts event to celebrate Tennis Center renovations
• Honoring the memories of firefighters
• Okmulgee woman dies in wreck
• Gubernatorial candidates make use of new media
• Local guard to deploy to Egypt
• Nonprofit helps blind 911 operator keep doing her job
• Heavener Runestone part of experts' national tour, lecture series
• Push Pays Off
• Councilor proposes drug testing for Tulsa's elected officials
• October is perfect time to prevent crime
• Broken Arrow, Jenks schools boards vote not to comply with law diverting money to private schools
• Police track robberies in parking lots
• Suspect whose fingers shot off now in Tulsa Jail
• US investigative panel meets for 5th time on spill
• Car crashes into insurance office
• Champions benefit to give five awards
• Independent challenges Sullivan
• Political Notebook: Coburn at Republican Women's Club
• State treasurer candidates offer choices
• LaFortune tennis center celebrates ongoing expansion
• Illnesses looked at by state officials
• 2-year-old hospitalized after dog attack
• Ombudsman training starts Nov. 2
• Way back when: Today in history
• Hodgen man killed in crash
• Tulsa kids take Times Square
• Counties struggle to pay for basics
• Filling the gaps in health care
• Wagoner police chief says he won't seek re-election
• City looks for help with two graveyards
• Oklahoma's next governor will face 'big budgetary challenge'
• Group forms to 'save' Tulsa
• Tulsa Vet Center statue gets motorcade for final move
• Robber loses fingers when Tulsa homeowner fights back
• Tulsa Habitat for Humanity builds home at Tulsa State Fair
• When all else fails, act calm
• Additional TPD files subpoenaed
• Roll call
• Oklahoma businesses encouraging voter registration
• Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven animal shelter to hold fundraiser
• Part of gang-related murder trial to be closed
• COPS grant has council support
• Former Grove bank official sentenced to probation for conspiracy
• Union football team raises funds for Make-A-Wish trip
• Man tells police he killed burglar
• Grant to boost career training for parents
• Pawnee County official jailed on perjury charges, posts bond
• Coburn critical of education spending
• Oklahoma death-row inmate given fourth stay of execution
• Retailers in NE Oklahoma more often sell tobacco to minors
• corrections, clarifications
• OKC moves trick-or-treating to Oct. 30
• Way back when: Today in history
• Fur the love of felines
• Health Department flu shots $25
• Fire Prevention Week sounds the alarms
• Oklahoma WWII aviator laid to rest
• Local, State briefs
• Community briefs
• Tulsa-made movie premieres Friday
• This week
• Sunday's ShalomFest celebrates Jewish life
• U.S. 169 narrows at Pine Street through Sunday
• Tulsa Together service is Sunday
• Online charity helps schools
• Sand Springs principal resigns after being cited for shoplifting
• Arrow drivers settle for $1.58 million
• Pay during suspension still unclear for Pawnee sheriff, commissioner
• Way back when: Today in history
• Drug inmate's wife urges lawmakers to fund treatment programs
• Corrections, Clarifications
• Senate confirms nominee for state U.S. attorney post
• Police respond after burglary victim beats suspect
• Objection to settlement draws fire
• Local, State briefs
• Stimulus funds keep construction going on American Indian Cultural Center
• Dollar Thrifty mulls options after Hertz offer rejected
• Ballard chats about hot topics for district
• City to review grant for 23 more police officers because of costs
• St. Francis marks 50th year
• 20th case tossed out in grand jury probe
• Cement truck overturns injuring driver
• Doobie Brothers rock The Joint
• Shooting victim recalls pain
• Third pharmacy robbery charge added to suspect's record
• Alone and lonely not the same
• Two Oklahomans die in crashes on state roads
• Demolition of I-44 bridge to begin
• Tulsa house fire brought under control
• Lawyer testifies about robbery
• Report shows area retailer compliance with tobacco laws
• 4 vying for BA school board seat
• Owasso man jailed on rape complaints
• City sues ministry over misuse of HUD grant
• Lewis Avenue lanes closing between 21st and 31st starting Monday
• City Attorney Deirdre Dexter to resign Dec. 1
• I-244 narrows, ramp closes at Seventh Street today
• Police link teen suspectto hundreds of burglaries
• Tulsa State Fair weather more than fair
• Oklahoma universities host events for LGBT history month
• Police arrest suspect in many burglaries
• Pastor's support for Fallin in sermon reported to IRS
• Final bridge demo to begin at 163rd East Avenue in Tulsa
• Former drug agent pleads guilty to gun smuggling
• Fire damages Walmart administrative building in Bartlesville; no injuries
• Unlicensed man giving rabies shots in parking lots
• City sues to recoup misspent grant money
• Biomedical research exec to speak at OSU forum
• I-44 narrows at 193rd East Avenue today
• Bartlett explains city's challenge to Tax Commission
• Tulsa volunteering above average
• Victim in home-invasion shooting dies of injury
• Tulsa-area jobless rate hangs at 7.6 percent
• Local, State Briefs
• Two Pawnee county officials suspended after grand jury
• A condo dilemma: Messy birds vs. trees
• Tulsa water processing to undergo conversion
• City attorney announces resignation
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa Club Building finds buyer, but legal fight continues
• No injuries reported in explosion at Coffeyville nitrogen plant
• Fair weather forecast as Tulsa State Fair opens
• Anna's Belles support group helps women through ovarian cancer
• East Tulsa mobile home damaged by fire
• Fair attractions expected to be ready
• Askins, Fallin discuss local government at Municipal League forum
• Doobie Brothers open The Joint at Hard Rock
• Mark Green tapped to be U.S. attorney
• Two TPD officers' charges amended
• Tulsa State Fair opens to perfect weather
• Four apply for Broken Arrow school board seat
• Man to face trial in deadly Christmas Eve crash
• Tulsan testifies about being shot in home, thinking he would die
• Oklahoma 'sanity riders' prepare for Stewart, Colbert rallies in D.C.
• Two of three defendants ID'd in robbery, assault at attorney's home
• New exec chosen for city-county health post
• Tulsa gets federal money for cops
• U.S. 169 ramps close at 81st and 91st today
• Man dies from injuries sustained in shooting last week
• Tulsa 'Beer Summit' explains all 11 state ballot questions
• Community Briefs
• Ride inspections under way for Tulsa State Fair
• Oklahoma's Supreme Court won't hear case about license fees for professionals in the state
• Education Briefs
• Tulsa police arrest man after bank robbery
• Oklahoma panel told that DHS privatization will cost more, not less
• Number of poor in Tulsa, Oklahoma rises
• Mayor: Tulsa being aggressive over Tax Commission's collection efforts
• Boynton's judge position unfilled at Tulsan's urging
• Officers search for sex offenders in Tulsa
• Tulsa Health Department director named
• Cherokee Nation donation benefits 127 rural fire departments
• Sale agreement reached on downtown Tulsa Club building
• Survivor of deadly pileup wants truckers' hours capped
• NTSB faults truck driver in deadly Rogers Turnpike crash
• Broken Arrow man dies in Noble County crash
• Way back when: Today in history
• Spartan flight instructor lands safely near Tulsa after plane catches fire mid-flight
• Pawnee County sheriff, commissioner, suspended
• Police investigate early-morning downtown beating
• Business owner's signs need no permits
• Happiness Is a Sold Gun? | The KPMG report's gun resale proposal is imaginative but not met wit
• Oklahoma Army National Guard returns home from Iraq
• HUD notes progress on paperwork concerns for Tulsa's grant projects
• Rockin' the Westies | Productive Left Tulsans striving to improve their community
• Garfield County authorities destroy uncultivated marijuana
• Alcohol, drugs affecting large numbers of teens in Oklahoma
• You Are Who You Vote | But you'll have to have some ID if SQ 746 gets passed Nov. 2
• Five Oklahoma tribes receive EPA monetary awards
• Gaping hole opens under street
• Tempest in the Teapot | Where have you gone, libertarians? Body politics' version of home schoo
• Man to be sentenced in 5-state farm theft
• Local, State Briefs
• Talking Trash | If downtown continues to come back, so will people who bring refuse
• Prosecutor to discuss embezzlement pleas
• Survey seeks to identify perceptions of north Tulsa
• Rodeo Meets Rock n' Roll | Uniting local flavor and American favorites
• 800 Kentucky families to receive food
• Mayor: Tulsa is in good shape to successfully reinvent itself
• Bizz Buzz
• Quickly extinguished fire damages Tulsa home
• Police arrest one after pursuing stolen pickup, trailer
• Career coaches sought to work with Tulsa kids
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• Sand Springs student who pulled knife faces suspension
• Downtown Boulder bridge project design work nearly finished
• Court takes up Oklahoma license fee lawsuit
• Local, State Briefs
• Sand Springs student arrested following alleged threats with knife on school bus
• Ketchum schools closed for second day
• Boynton judge chosen but eligibility is issue
• Tulsa lawn worker's death ruled homicide
• Man arrested after wife stabbed, left in critical condition
• Stillwater mayor, OSU exec indicted in grant dispute
• Cavern under road shuts down 15th Street near Quincy Avenue
• KPMG review recommends cutting horticulture services
• State lawsuit gets credit for cleaner Illinois RiverIll. River cleaner due to state lawsuit
• 'Beer Summit' participants hear state-question discussions
• One arrested after attempted burglary
• 'Liberty Belle' B-17 bomber visits city, offers tours
• National Guard welcomed back to Tulsa after Iraq tour
• Sperry school district faces state audit
• "The Mexican Among Okies" - An Evening with Author Gustavo Arellano
• Report: Teen killer struggling with rules in custody
• Census report finds poverty on rise in state, Tulsa
• Jay Cronley: Sobering fact: Best seat is at home
• Mayor: Tulsa weathering economic hardships better than other cities
• Sand Springs principal accused of shoplifting
• Board of Adjustment upholds appeal over Scripture signs
• BA school board extends application period for vacant seat
• Person of interest identified in Thursday shooting
• Ponca City school board ripped over superintendent's pay
• Officials: Plane crashes in Creek County
• No-parole life term formalized
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows, ramp closes at 21st today
• Nuisance-abatement area expanded
• Way back when: Today in history
• Biscuit Acres dog park to close until May
• Tulsan celebrates 107th birthday
• Man accused in Rogers County rape
• Corrections, clarifications
• Oklahoma court to hear death penalty case
• Community Briefs
• Tulsa officers search for sex offenders who fail to register
• Three armed men rob Sonic, employees
• High school student ranks at youth Olympics
• Alpaca Appreciation
• John 3:16 Mission starts building new facility
• Community forum addresses gang problem
• Some teachers' salaries not meeting state standard
• Oklahoma City trying to end euthanasia at animal shelter
• Platform placed for new Blue Rose Cafe on river
• New roller coaster headlines fair's amusements
• City may eliminate school crossing guard program
• Fire, smoke damage Tulsa apartment complex
• Casino wellness changing lives
• Inmate erroneously released, returned to Tulsa Jail
• Fire takes home, community steps up to help
• Worker killed by machinery at Tulsa business
• Getting married can be a great payoff
• Tulsan appointed Boynton judge, acting town administrator
• Motorcyclist killed in wreck with car leaving casino
• Hearing set for soldier from Tulsa accused of rape
• Fight fatalities usually not from initial punch
• Deadline extended for Broken Arrow school board opening
• Several injured, one dead in two-vehicle crash
• Tulsa dog park temporarily closed
• Stillwater Mayor Nathan Bates expected in court
• Man arrested in rape at racino
• Norman woman to go on trial Tuesday
• Sand Springs middle school principal faces larceny citation
• ID of fourth victim of Okla. crash released
• Wagoner man receives reduced sentence in dog starvation
• Two shot in separate incidents
• Way back when: Today in history
• State questions need study before vote
• State question would ease ballot restrictions
• SQ 757: raising cap on 'rainy day' fund
• Sinkhole surfaces near Muskogee fire station
• Woman critical after darting in front of semi
• Coming Monday: Tulsa fair to feature roller coaster
• 5 critically injured in Kay County crash
• Way back when: Today in history
• Hunters rescue puppies in creek
• Libraries celebrate Banned Books Week
• Teen mothers say they lacked sex information
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsa youths take initiative to reduce teen pregnancy
• Boynton officials sought control over grants
• Presentation offers details, discussion about sex
• City animal shelter may be on the block
• Police find 75 pot plants in south Tulsa home
• Race begins with pink salute
• Lawmen locate pot harvesting from the air
• Cyclists ride to Capitol with purpose
• World readers help struggling family
• Falling out with creepy-crawlies
• Voters to consider changes to judge-nominating panel
• 3 candidates on ballot for Lt. Gov.
• Senate stymies defense funding
• Westbound BA Expressway reopen
• Coburn holding up nomination for marshal post
• Class sizes up in Tulsa suburbs
• Detectives to meet with druggists
• Officer denies link to burglary ring
• Tulsa County murder case retrial delayed until April
• TPD indicted officer faces new charge
• Tribe can't intervene in state's poultry suit
• Boy faces murder charge
• Lawton couple win $1 million in lottery
• Bomb scare spurs Sapulpa schools evacuation
• Oklahoma officials wrestle with which inmate to execute
• OU sees enrollment decline except at Tulsa campus
• Corrections, clarifications
• Tulsan maybe named Boynton's town judge
• Way back when: Today in history
• Truck falls from U.S. 169 to 71st Street
• Rheumatoid arthritis patients have options
• Community Briefs
• Mt. Olive Church holds homecoming
• Carman performs this weekend
• Domestic call leads to marijuana arrests
• See You at the Pole goes back to its roots
• Thousands turn out for Komen Race for the Cure
• Life launched outside the foster care system
• Sunday: Local teens take on pregnancy issue
• Police seek man who shot victim in head
• Stillwater mayor indicted
• New Police Chief search begins
• Askins staffer asked to leave lunch
• Fighting bed bugs in Oklahoma
• University licensing officials ask campaigns to stop using logos
• Schools get pass option
• Boynton town meeting canceled yet again
• Franklin Park status pushed
• Corrections, clarifications
• Jay Cronley: Drugstore run not what it used to be
• Way back when: Today in history
• City Council overturns mayor's vetoes on TGOV, city attorney position
• Home invasion suspects shot man, forced others into vehicle
• Girl Scouts get grant for 'Beyond Bars' program
• Petty, Heartbreakers wow BOK crowd
• Local, State Briefs
• Robber freed in July is charged in new holdups
• Tulsa teen charged with death of alleged accomplice in robbery attempt
• Three men jailed in four armed robberies
• Sapulpa students evacuated after suspicious device found
• Tutus put issue center stage
• Dump truck crashes at U.S. 169 and 71st Street junction
• Community Briefs
• Tulsa home-invasion shooting victim's wounds serious
• WWII veteran's remains identified as those of Oklahoma Navy man
• Law school applicants on the rise
• FDA places restrictionson diabetes drug Avandia
• I-44 narrows near 161st East Avenue today
• Coburn taken to task over hold on food bill
• Bank ring link alleged in TPD probe
• Boren family welcomes baby boy
• Avis ups its offer for Dollar Thrifty
• Students run Nathan's Bistro at Tulsa's Hale High School
• Local, State Briefs
• Reward offered for Missouri bank robber
• September is rough going
• Broken Arrow schools shut down due to city water outage
• Council abandons investigation of Bartlett, Simonson
• Rep. Boren confident all tax cuts will pass
• City police officers say they felt threatened
• Tape shows audit concerns
• Skiatook police officer wants off school beat
• Official wasn't recommended
• Utility authority wary of KPMG's water lease suggestions
• Mayor names Tulsa police chief search committee members
• Police make arrests after four overnight armed robberies
• Council overrides two of Tulsa mayor's vetos
• Oklahoma health officials seek people exposed to cat
• Former youthful offender charged with multiple robberies after release
• Judge orders Oklahoma man be tried in mall shooting
• Deputy chief says former detective possibly linked to bank burglary ring
• Bail denied 3 in teen's meth death
• Oklahoma 11 narrowed at Sheridan Road today
• Christmas Eve blizzard fuels September storm
• Way back when: Today in history
• OU's Boren, OSU's Hargis say SQ 744 could lead to tuition increases
• Corrections, clarifications
• 2 indicted in investigation of grant to Stillwater mayor's firm
• Community Briefs
• Felon gets life term in what prosecutors call gang killing
• Scaring Up Old Ghosts | Unsolved Mullendore murder mystery gets dusted off just in time for Hallowee
• Shots fired at house; man is arrested after police pursuit
• Oklahoma 151 narrows at Keystone Dam today
• Court is asked to overturn Jenks murderer's conviction
• Way back when: Today in history
• 7th-grade reading teacher from Byng wins top state honor
• Corrections, clarifications
• Skiatook school officer requests reassignment
• Vote on sale of Tulsa's old City Hall scheduled
• Local, State Briefs
• Perry man killed in crash on Noble County road
• Gambling addicts in state can find help, speaker says
• TPS has substitute-teacher shortage
• Tulsa house damaged by fire
• Visitors to Jenks schools checked by machine
• TPS reviewing procedures after Amber Alert
• Police looking for man in Tulsa pharmacy robbery
• Cherokee Nation awarded $1.7 million for public health efforts
• Ruling issued in OPEA lawsuit regarding release of birth dates
• Asthma sufferers weary of September
• Man robbed while meeting woman he contacted through phone service
• Butterfly study flies by
• Sanctions possible against attorneys in Tulsa police corruption case
• Skiatook school policies to be reviewed
• All northbound and southbound U.S. 75 lanes now open near I-44 junction
• Pro-life activists plan to pray for 40 days
• Council dropping investigation of Tulsa mayor
• Henry to help fight SQ 744
• Tulsa Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Six months later, fatal hit-and-run accident still unsolved
• Growing Gardeners
• Woman says DA harassed her as she sought pardon
• Festivus for the Rest of Us
• Henry, Switzer to attend Coyle fundraiser
• Root 66 | A cross-section campaign in which the candidates are getting their kicks
• Le Flore County dealing with budget crisis
• Wages and Sin | Oklahomans might have to work a few extra hours to be able to support their "ba
• Tulsa Police find meth lab during traffic stop
• Jay Cronley column: Bad TV makes for addicting distraction
• Traffic shift at U.S. 75 and I-44 delayed
• Birth-dates dispute headed for judge
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows, ramp closes at 21st today
• Oklahoma state superintendent to name top teacher
• Way back when: Today in history
• Wister police chief comments on woman's allegations of excessive force
• Exercise brings fun to safety
• Police catch suspect in drive-by
• Local, State
• Missing girl found unharmed
• New church service to accept all cultures
• Speedy jury convicts Kastner
• Skiatook principal returns from suspension
• Tulsa teenager arrested on armed robbery complaint
• Report of decrease in Oklahoma poverty challenged
• Help for gambling addiction available
• Tisdale health center gets additional funding from regents
• Tulsa pro-life advocates rally near abortion clinic
• Broken Arrow board OKs second state audit
• Skiatook schools look into violations of school protocol
• TPS changes way it counts dropouts after error found
• Council set to vote on old City Hall contract
• Jogger cut after being grabbed
• Sexual orientation addedto district's anti-bias policy
• Man in Tulsa jail after falling from railroad bridge
• Police searching for missing woman
• Jenks man trying to overturn murder conviction
• Author discusses race relations in 2009 book
• Missing Tulsa girl found; police pursuing girl's father
• Way back when: Today in history
• Adoption tour helps pets find permanent homes
• Muskogee man dies in weekend motorcycle wreck
• Tulsa Jail's finances improved since sheriff's takeover
• KPMG finds assetin guns
• Oklahoma sees rise in registered independents
• Tulsa judge drops charges as result of probe
• Former Tulsa teacher convicted of murdering wife
• Students turn terrorist for NSU-BA class
• Tulsa Public Schools changes dropout-reporting protocol
• OSU, PepsiCo team up for recycling program
• Tulsa Public Schools adds sexual orientation to nondiscrimination policy
• Tulsan advises Iraq's interior minister on security
• Library to Honor Oklahoma Author, Poet and Playwright Leanne Howe
• Alcohol possibly involved in Labor Day boating fatality
• Skiatook principal back at work
• Tulsa woman dies in one-car wreck
• Robberies may be connected, Tulsa police say
• Fire trucks donated to small Okla. town of Luther
• Authorities trying to sort out jurisdiction in alleged rape, kidnapping
• Three children found shot dead in Texas apartment
• Above-average temps to continue in Tulsa area
• Tulsa man arrested on kidnapping, rape complaints
• Police arrest 15-year-old in fatal robbery
• Bullying confab in Tulsa on Nov. 6Local groups plan confab on bullying
• Arrest made in Tulsa convenience store burglary
• Roll Call
• Tulsa woman dies in one-car crash
• Inhofe sees tea party win as cue
• Pet adoption tour stops in Tulsa
• Candidates for auditor aim for efficiency in government
• Way back when: Today in history
• Student essay contest: media incivility
• Ways to foil A/C thiefs
• Beat the Heat World Finals
• Corrections, clarifications
• Group critical of Askins' immigration stance
• Political Notebook: Riding the rails
• Course teaches safety to young drivers
• Local school districts initiate online classes
• Tulsa man convicted of first-degree murder
• 'Virtual school' gains popularity in Oklahoma
• Unclaimed bodies an issue for ME's offices
• City panel backs once-a-week trash service
• Hale's bistro opening delayed
• Police seek pharmacists' input on drugstore heists
• Two grants go to Cherokee Nation's first national park
• Church revitalizes youth ranch
• Kilts are just part of the pride of the Oklahoma Scottish festival
• Oklahomans will vote Nov. 2 whether to make English the state's official language in SQ 751
• Old-house pipe dream springs leak
• ID question could alter vote process
• 2 OSU buildings may be replaced
• Biden praises Adair County stimulus project
• Boynton mayor, administrator turn selves in, plead not guilty
• Lawsuit over 2 state questions is dropped
• Horse show is a wish come true for miracle girl
• SQ 744 backers can keep national ed group's money
• Harley fans ride the Mother Road
• Bidders waiting for OJA decision
• Impartiality of Broken Arrow schools' auditor questioned
• Corrections, clarifications
• Insurance commissioner explains Medicare changes
• Tulsa Zoo animals feted with toys, treats
• 2 Claremore girls are killed when car is cut in two
• Judge dismisses claims in ballpark suit
• Local, State Briefs
• Crime Commission recognizes crime prevention efforts
• Fly-in shows off a new breed of airplane
• B'ville Class of 2011 again in mourning
• This Week
• Mizel students observe Tashlich
• 108-year-old church closing its doors
• Convenience store shooting has robber's family seeking answers
• Jews reflect on year
• Way back when: Today in history
• Rev. Weldon Tisdale announces second service location
• Witnesses recount Kastner's stories of heroism, wealth
• PETA: Clean protest
• Boynton's former police chief says Easiley asked him to lie
• OSU receives funds for endowed professorship
• Jay Cronley Column: Solving our problems, Tulsa-style
• Former mayor's revisionof seal stays, slogan goes
• Reid says Coburn blocking bill on food safety
• Congress honors Oklahoma's National Guard personnel
• Tulsa mayor vetoes plan for vote on city attorney
• Center cares for feet of the homeless
• Boynton-Moton high school closes
• Corrections, clarifications
• Rock 'n Rib Festival returns to BOK Center in Tulsa
• Off the beat: In the heat
• Assault charge dismissed in Tulsa case that drew Internet buzz
• Teach For America aims to close achievement gap
• Kastner's claims of wealth and heroism recounted at trial
• Reinforcer
• Mayor: Jenks official died Thursday night
• Lawyer wins license back with debt argument
• Broken Arrow Expressway narrows at 15th today
• Local, State Briefs
• Two children killed in Rogers County wreck
• Way back when: Today in history
• Research site will feature documents
• Hearing closed in wrangling over police officer's case
• Whole health for north Tulsa
• Puppy love
• Kastner children say they heard nothing
• Tax credits approved for downtown housing plan
• Students rally for suspended principal
• Tax credits for embattled Prattville-area project passed
• Tulsa Greek Festival turns 50
• Closed hearing today on Tulsa police corruption trial
• Expo Square manager suspended for cursing worker
• Tulsa Public Schools adds 8 more teaching positions
• Fire destroys Glenpool home; no injuries
• State parks to charge $8 to reserve campsites
• Oklahoma 151 narrows at Keystone Dam through Friday
• GOP boosts its total of registered voters
• Corrections, clarifications
• Mayor's 'Mr. Positive' approach in speech gets mixed reviews
• Local, State Briefs
• Way back when: Today in history
• Palin finds friendly territory at Tulsa fundraiser
• Skiatook students rally for suspended principal
• Police investigate morning home invasion
• Oklahoma's teen birth rate fifth-highest in U.S.
• Hitchita man killed when towed wrecker breaks free, crashes
• Man injured after chasing stolen truck
• Journal depicted desperation
• Man shot to death in Tulsa convenience store
• Mayor emphasizes river development in State of the City address
• Group faults Tulsa Jail's lack of lawyers for detained immigrants
• Tulsa Library Trust receives $3,000 literacy grant from Target
• Tulsa police arrest woman in infant son's death
• Homeowner catches up to Tulsa burglary suspect
• Boynton officials asked to surrender on charges of nepotism
• Tax credits approved for downtown Tulsa housing project
• Some Tulsa councilors balk at rehiring trash consulting firm
• Panel OK's tax-credits for controversial Sand Springs apartments
• Tulsa council argues over affirming changes to city seal
• New center at Gilcrease to showcase archives
• Bad joke aside, beware 'Pedobear,' police warn
• Tulsa water line break redirects traffic
• Students injured in bus crash
• PETA draws crowd in downtown Tulsa
• Wister police chief is taped assaulting angry woman
• Police investigate three stolen vehicles, make two arrests
• Oklahoma revenue growth slows in August
• Tulsa mayor plans to lead river development effort
• Police looking for information in armed robbery
• Man sought in Tulsa residential burglary spree
• Woman arrested in death of baby
• Suspect arrested after assault on a crowd
• Tulsa City Councilors asked to prioritize study's findings
• City, In Search of Self | Can the long lost Oil Capitol kick the habit? Study suggests T-Town might
• Tulsa-area schools to receive more funds than expected
• Not Even Feeling Blue | Give up all hope, ye who enter! Oklahoma's red-state badge keeps even t
• Oklahoma governor candidates favor discretionary fund
• Achtung, Baby! | Going global, classic cultural fare is entrepreneur's oyster
• Lottery funds for Oklahoma education expected to be stable
• Flurry of Festivals | UTW's Urban Indulgence highlights big weekend in T-Town
• Tulsa County utility bill settlement still irks some city councilors
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• Tulsa Mayor Bartlett vetoes city TV channel ordinance
• Biz Buzz
• Tulsa council told HUD funds delay likely one month
• Second Feature? | Outlaw theater fans want to rebuild. But who’ll own it?
• Expo Square refuses to release records about suspension
• Route 66 closed near Main Street in Sapulpa today
• Tribes get federal money for crime fighting
• Waterline breaks in Tulsa
• Sister tells compelling story of her donation of bone marrow for her brother
• Injuries minor but plentiful in Tulsa Public Schools bus crash
• Community Briefs
• Office tower to be built by BOK Center
• Kastner journal showed 'world was caving in,' prosecutor tells jurors in murder trial
• Local, State Briefs
• Mayor nixes public meetings to air out conflicts with City Council
• Palin touts GOP upset winners during Tulsa appearance
• Ex-Tulsa officer charged in assault
• Boynton officials charged with nepotism
• Power outage affects southern part of downtown Tulsa
• Two sentenced in unrelated fraud cases
• Skiatook principal's suspension called 'payback'
• Oklahoma City elephant has one more shot at pregnancy in Tulsa
• Way back when: Today in history
• 8-year-old hero lauded
• Character associated with pedophilia prompts warning in Tulsa
• Restaurant reopens two months after arson
• Authorities seize more than 1,000 pounds of pot near Tahlequah
• Tulsa sheriff's deputies clean up large meth dump
• Tulsa Police search for alleged repeat burglar
• Initial BA school audit won't come out
• Officials: Paperwork issues lead to HUD grant delay
• Boynton official Easiley ejected from bank
• Alleged schoolyard bullies face felony charges
• Jury seated in case against former Webster teacher
• Candidate for 5th District drops out of race
• I-44 narrows at Union Avenue today
• Attorney: Skiatook principal's suspension was 'payback'
• Oklahoma crashes kill two men
• Way back when: Today in history
• Mayor vetoes council's TGOV ordinance
• HUD rejects city's bid for $7 million in grants
• Oklahoma athlete qualifies for 2011 Special Olympics
• Askins, Fallin express support for business opportunity fund
• 10 Oklahoma properties added to historic places register
• Local, State Briefs
• Perry woman killed in wreck
• Officials to lead Medicare sessions
• Chance of rain in Tulsa, storms move through NE corner of state
• Joy Harjo Returns to Central Library with Songs and Stories
• Violent crimes drop, property crimes rise in 2009
• Higher education costs rise again
• Court-martial delayed for soldier from Tulsa
• Family, friends attend funeral of fallen soldier
• Mayor, councilors agree on choice of Doerflinger
• Tulsa council discusses fairground utility bill settlement
• Oklahoma court to hear death penalty appeal
• Happy Hands school enjoys new building
• Tulsa mayor wants to meet with councilors one-on-one
• Same men may have robbed two Tulsa businesses
• Union school budget cut again
• Tulsa schools to receive more federal funds
• Hopefuls for governor, state superintendent sound alike on education
• Skiatook high school principal suspended
• Former Tulsa police officer charged with domestic assault
• Driver pleads guilty in bicyclists deaths
• Tulsa councilors asked to prioritize audit findings
• Jay Cronley column: We have a duty to honor the dead
• Police release video of Tulsa burglary
• Kastner murder case going to trial
• Woman pleads guilty in crash that killed two bicyclists
• 'Chosin Few' in OKC remember Korean War battle
• Suspect in Bartlesville arson fire being held on $500,000 bond
• Highway 169 closed after construction equipment hits power lines
• Way back when: Today in history
• Armed robber hits two Tulsa hotels
• Landlines still beneficial to have
• Corrections, clarifications
• Oklahoma is fourth hungriest state in nation
• Bench dedicated to honor life of cyclist
• Arkansas River's swiftly rising water can surprise anglers
• 1930s agent hero to receive ATF honor
• Back to parenthood
• Veteran country doctor fights state Medicaid agency
• Tulsa Police aim to upgrade tracking of offenders
• "Place-based" learning still exists
• Fisherman finds body in Oklahoma City lake
• Askins, Fallin speak at OIPA conference
• Governor, state superintendent candidates tout early education
• Spider numbers crawling higher in state
• EMSA: Tulsa area heat emergency tally nearly reaches 200 this year
• Oklahoma woman killed by lawn mower
• Tulsa Press Club lunch features Philbrook director
• Tulsa Hale High School student-run bistro has new hours
• Pagans celebrate in Tulsa
• Bench dedicated to avid Tulsa cyclist who died last year
• Flag Bearer
• Way back when: Today in history
• Coming Monday: State ranks 4th hungriest in nation
• Destination: Funds for MS
• Many alleged victims charged with new crimes
• Tulsa's Coffee Bunker opens for veteran and active military
• Serious hospital troubles not seen
• Oklahoma prison system staff dwindles as inmate populations swell
• SQ 756 title under fire
• Congressmen predict changes if GOP retakes U.S. House
• Caution urged as Tulsa considers privatizing waterworks
• One family's story
• Candidates for Oklahoma state superintendent disagree on SQ 744
• Owasso High School band to march into history
• Downtown dwelling is gaining in popularity
• Political Notebook: Askins in Tulsa
• Chemicals in Tulsa bomb squad call found harmless
• Training available for divorce mediation
• In Brief
• TPS to get $6 million in federal funds
• Retired minister to preach on his 50th anniversary at All Souls Unitarian
• 9/11 victim from Oklahoma remembered
• Tulsa minister's son to return home as guest preacher
• DA: Investigation not a 'racial issue'
• Tulsa churches will worship together tonight
• A great day for caring
• Mother hopes 'Coffee Bunker' will save soldiers' lives
• Foster placements called unstable
• Corrections, clarifications
• Indian gambling standard delayed until 2011
• Teachers gain skills, inspiration at workshops
• Langston students' complaints spur probe
• Way back when: Today in history
• Tulsa lawyer accused of bilking widow of $1 million-plus
• Local church to offer copies of Quran
• Insurance claims back on track
• Askins tells Tulsa Democrats not to give up hope
• 'Green Schools' workshop teaches 70 students to do energy audits
• 2 Tulsans appointed to Workers Compensation Court
• Large quantity of chemicals found in mobile home
• Keetowah Band approved for trust land
• Sunday: Caution urged on privatizing Tulsa water system
• Possible plea deal infatal crash postponed
• Sunday: Serious hospital complaints rare in Tulsa
• Local Briefs
• U.S. 169 narrows near Pine Street through tonight
• This Week
• Ramadan finds joyful end in Tulsa
• Tulsan injured after shot fired during home invasion
• Tulsa area temperatures rise again
• DA's bad-check unit ripped for initial inaction
• U.S. 75 traffic to be detoured Friday evening through weekend
• Local, State Briefs
• Oklahomans push away their fruits and veggies
• SQ 744 supporters form coalition
• TPD officers in probe drew complaints
• GOP duo push health care law exemption
• Tulsa sales-tax revenue down
• Poultry producers pay to keep two Agriculture Department scientists
• Three face trial in Rib Crib slaying, robbery
• Boren criticizes ethics office over Lucas investigation
• Jews observe holiday
• Corrections, clarifications
• Plea expected in deadly crash
• Way back when: Today in history
• Former clinic director waives right to grand jury
• Tulsa Police chase hit-and-run suspect
• Expo Square official suspended; CEO mum on why
• Plea change in bicyclists' deaths delayed
• Broken Arrow woman ordered imprisoned for identity theft
• Jay Cronley column: Gambling on Vegas, the weather
• Broken Arrow man arrested in large-scale pot bust
• Costs rise for students at Oklahoma's public colleges, universities
• State of emergency declared for 13 counties
• Man dressed as woman robs check-cashing business at gunpoint
• Police search for fleeing burglars
• Sale of former City Hall OK'd by Development Authority
• Employee admits stealing six-figure sum from auto dealership
• EMSA begins training Jenks firefighters
• Man booked on fourth-degree arson complaint
• Group examines effect of changing birthright citizenship laws
• 'Granddad Bandit' accused in Tulsa heist pleads not guilty in Virginia
• Fallin hears vets' issues
• Police respond to overturned truck on U.S. 75
• Deputy struck, shoots suspect
• City moves forward with sale of former City Hall, help with land purchases
• Two sentenced in 'party drug' case
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' ruled unconstitutional by federal judge
• Local, State Briefs
• Pleas could come Friday in Sand Springs double-fatal bicycle crash
• Broken Arrow school draft audit may be released
• Expo Square employee's suspension not explained
• Tulsa pediatrician elected presidentof national group
• Tulsa's sales-tax revenue still down but above estimate
• It's time for a little horsing around
• U.S. 75 narrows at 56th Street North today
• Nader argues for wider ballot access
• Corrections, clarifications
• Oklahoma, Texas get tropical storm residue
• City efficiency review lists 1,100 recommendations for change
• Way back when: Today in history
• City's response on 'big picture' review is mixed
• East side rezoning bid nixed by board
• Federal judge gives final approval to settlement in Tulsa black officers' lawsuit
• University of Oklahoma dean: law school's future bright
• OU study suggests focus on childhood obesity has mixed results
• Gang sweep cuts violence, police report
• New ECDC at Reed in east Tulsa is nearly full
• Police arrest alleged Brookside car thieves
• Town opens some payroll records
• Storm that killed 2 in Texas continues north
• Community Briefs
• Tulsa, Coweta bank robbery suspects indicted
• Oklahoma residents weigh in on toxic fly ash at EPA hearing in Dallas
• Public asked to turn out for fallen soldier
• Rib Crib defendants ordered to face murder trial
• Police investigating apparent home invasion
• Osage County crash kills Wynona man
• Plea possible in bomb hoax at women's clinic