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When Ayla Lehmann was searching for a dog for her three-year-old son, a friend pointed her to some acquaintances in Pittsburg, Kansas. There, she met a dog that stood out from its litter.
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Supporters of raising the minimum wage can start collecting signatures Tuesday on an initiative petition to put the issue on a ballot.
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According to the newly shucked Senate Bill 36, chaplains may not be convicted sex offenders or sex offense defendants, but it doesn’t require any state certifications or background checks.
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"Path to Home" is Tulsa’s latest effort to address the growing number of unhoused people in the city. The plan includes both construction and criminalization.
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A federal lawsuit brought by the estate of Terence Crutcher has been tossed, Tulsa announces a new initiative to tackle homelessness, homicides among state inmates may be higher than previously disclosed and a bill could allow chaplains into Oklahoma public schools.
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A federal judge dismissed a civil rights lawsuit Monday brought by the family of Terrence Crutcher.
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These local bookstores in Tulsa build community and cultivate a love for reading.
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A local STI testing clinic worries a bill seeking to improve sexually transmitted infection rates will accomplish the exact opposite.
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Oklahoma saw the fewest number of candidates seeking office in years when the filing period closed Friday.
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The path of totality completely covered McCurtain County, while partially going over Choctaw, Bryan, Atoka, Pushmataha, Latimer and LeFlore Counties.
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Tulsa was outside the path of totality in Monday's solar eclipse, but that didn't stop residents from pulling out their special glasses and watching the moon almost entirely cover up the sun.
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KWGS and the Oklahoma Public Media Exchange cover the 2024 solar eclipse! Plus, a U.S. Senator tries to help Tulsa secure federal funding to bolster its tech hub status and many races for public office in Oklahoma will be uncontested.