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Two Oklahoma lawmakers will be taking up local positions. Tiny homes aim to help struggling Tulsans. A U.S. Senator from Oklahoma weighs in on Social Security reform.
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The fight over Frank Lloyd Wright’s Price Tower continues. An update on Tulsa's juvenile detention center. A Tulsa restaurant owner says Trump's proposed tariffs could raise prices.
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The legal battle over what would be the country’s first publicly-funded religious charter school continues. The city of Tulsa plans to do something about the housing shortage with help from the Housing Partnership Network. Those stories and more from KWGS News.
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The Tulsa Police Department is trying to improve relations with the communities they serve, especially young people. Tulsa has been given over $2 million to clear a backlog of unsolved sexual assault cases. The term “poultry litter” is back in the news because of a lawsuit.
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Mayor Monroe Nichols assembles his cabinet and plans to tackle housing. Today's hearing between Oklahoma and several poultry companies had one main question. The hearing also affected the governor's cabinet. Inola High School wins a major prize.
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Sexual abuse charges against an officer at Tulsa County’s juvenile detention facility have been dismissed. A court hearing to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Green Country superintendent against Oklahoma schools chief Ryan Walters has moved forward. Those stories and more from KWGS News.
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Tulsa’s outgoing mayor has said he wants the city to be the drone capitol of the world, and according to a report, that's an achievable goal. Leaders in Green Country’s Native communities are being recognized by the city. Those stories and more from KWGS News.
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The Sherwin Miller Museum has buried remains from the Holocaust it once kept. More details emerge about the Bibles order by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. Those stores and more from KWGS News.