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The museum endured years of delays and budget shortfalls before receiving a lifeline from the state in the form of a matching grant.
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Two state panels charged with setting legislative and statewide elected official compensation are set to meet again Tuesday after it was determined an ineligible member voted to raise pay.
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Though Mayor Monroe Nichols highlighted his proposed sales tax package at the annual State of the City address, it won’t be going anywhere for now.
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The Tulsa Day Center introduced the “Blue Team” three years ago.
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Despite a Tuesday forecast showing aurora visibility chances mainly in the northern U.S., Oklahomans witnessed the dazzling cosmic event across the state.
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has officially taken ownership of Tulsa’s new hospital, marking a major milestone in a project years in the making.
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Barbara Grimm was evicted from her Pine Lake apartment in Oklahoma City in early October.
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An executive order from President Donald Trump is starting a conversation about expanding the role civil commitment plays at the intersection of mental health and homelessness.
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Northeast Oklahoma provides a wide range of different types of classes to help with that - whether it's new cooking skills, learning how to work with ceramics, or a new way to challenge myself with a fitness class. If you're itching to learn a new skill, this is for you.
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Parents at Coweta Public Schools are voicing support for the district in the aftermath of sexual assault claims.
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The Federal Aviation Administration began cutting flights at major airports last week as the government shutdown continues to strain federal operations nationwide.
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Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School could follow in attempted Catholic charter school’s footsteps