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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.
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The city of Tulsa has dismissed a traffic case against a Native motorist despite the state ruling he was not granted immunity from local prosecution.
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The executive order also aims to utilize $75 million from the third Improve Our Tulsa package.
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KWGS spoke with outgoing Mayor G.T. Bynum about some of the most impactful moments from his tenure and where he believes Tulsa is heading.
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Tulsans will elect their next mayor Nov. 5. What do the candidates think of the city’s growing public transportation infrastructure?
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A University of Tulsa student organization pushed for voter registration and civic engagement at a discussion with one of the city’s mayoral candidates.
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Despite the challenge from Brent VanNorman, Tulsa’s mayoral election is officially headed to a runoff in November.
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After a Tulsa judge tossed a claim of voting irregularities, the winner of District 3's City Council race will remain the same. The largest recount in Tulsa County history moves forward.
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County Republican leadership thinks the recount effort will only prove how “secure” Tulsa’s elections are.
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When did Karen Keith first learn of allegations of abuse at a Tulsa juvenile detention center? Did Monroe Nichols miss a vote on a bill to fund Arkansas River levee repairs? Frontier investigated.