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The city of Tulsa is doubling the green waste disposal fee for non-residents and commercial customers.
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When it comes to immigration and deportations, Oklahoma’s senior senator agrees with the president in some areas — but not all of them.
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It’s unclear how to file human rights discrimination complaints with the city of Tulsa.
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The Greater Tulsa Area Hispanic and Latinx Affairs Commission officially opposes a bill that would charge undocumented immigrants accused of any crime with a felony in Oklahoma.
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The record label's store is filled to the brim with cassettes, records, t-shirts and posters of bands that Tulsans can catch on any given weekend at the city’s music bars.
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For the first time ever, the Tulsa City Auditor is asking residents for their feedback.
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Following a week of uncertainty, Tulsa’s Community Outreach Psychiatric Emergency Services, or COPES, will continue to receive funding — at least temporarily.
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As many as 10,000 Muslims live in the greater Tulsa area, according to Islamic Society of Tulsa.
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OKPOP has until Nov. 15 to raise $18 million to get a matching state grant.
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City officials are looking to prevent violent crime in Tulsa before it happens — and at a recent meeting, police shared numbers and stories to highlight the importance of these efforts.