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Alicia Stroble had sought a tax exemption for years 2017, 2018, and 2019, saying she was exempt because she was a Muscogee (Creek) Nation member, worked for the tribe and lived on her tribes’ land.
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A Tulsa doctor has been charged in a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud.
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An address for a nonprofit that oversees millions of dollars in state money to support abortion alternatives is an unassuming brick suburban house in Oklahoma City.
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Downtown Tulsa now has a curfew for youth, but not as strict as the one originally written up.
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Almost every state allows police to take cash and property it believes was illicitly obtained, but regulations and the burden of proof required for seizure vary widely.
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A new workshop series at Tulsa Community College is challenging the notion that filmmakers need to leave Oklahoma to build a successful career in the industry
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The city of Tulsa has reached an agreement with the Muscogee Nation over how to prosecute crimes within the tribe’s boundaries — a move that has drawn ire from state and local leaders.
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Tulsa officials look to update city code following a rash of shootings involving young people.
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Photographers see a lot. Daniel Shular, who's on staff at Tulsa World, has seen violence and extremism.
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A 22-year-old man was killed under the I-244 overpass, and seven others ranging from 17 to an elderly woman were hit by gunfire. Among them is a 24-year-old man in critical condition, according to a police statement.
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Prior to the United States joining forces with Israel to bomb Iran, two private planes landed Friday at Tulsa International Airport carrying 21 local church members evacuated from the Middle East.
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Since early November, Tulsa has seen street construction on 11th Street between Harvard and Lewis avenues.