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Right now, the shelter is over capacity with 42 animals, mainly dogs. They are in desperate need of folks who are willing to adopt or foster pets.
The City of Tulsa referred to the zoning regulations along the 71st Street shopping corridor as “extremely complicated” and called this an effort to try and simplify it.
A Tulsa developer and his wife are dreaming big, moving forward with plans to build a 39-thousand square foot midrise housing complex just north of downtown for residents with special needs, and others.
Local law enforcement teamed up with “Families Supporting Families” at Broken Arrow High School (BAHS) on Thursday night to talk with parents and students about the dangers of fentanyl.
A Detective Sergeant from Bristow hopes to share what she learns with her police department following this week’s Child Abuse Response Team training hosted by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) and Northeastern State University.
On Tuesday, Green Country voters will head to the polls to decide on school board primaries and a number of school bond issues.
Two Webbers Falls students overdosed on an unknown substance on Tuesday.
An Okmulgee County Board of Commissioners meeting is raising a few eyebrows after the board voted on Monday to move forward with a call for an audit of its 911 operations.
“I just wanted parents to not have to worry about providing them those pajamas when they’re trying to master that milestone.”
Every school district has its own approach to dealing with inclement weather. Some offer distance learning and others are using up snow days.
Preparations are underway as southeast Oklahoma is now under an ice storm warning.
Wintry weather is still causing a lot of headaches for drivers in Southeastern Oklahoma.
Road crews with the City of Tulsa are hitting the streets as eastern Oklahoma prepares for winter weather over the next few days.
This is Peterson’s 14th year in education, and her 11th year at Union High School.
On Tuesday, the county commissioners got their first glimpse of the potential price tag for repairing the aging facility which dates back to 1955. The County paid for an assessment report by an outside engineering firm.