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New Oklahoma Law Moves Some Sex Offenders From Homes, Into Tents
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Some Oklahoma sex offenders are out on the streets because of a new law that took effect Sunday, July 1, 2012 in Oklahoma.
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Catoosa breaks ground on $2 million Blue Whale park upgrades
Hannah Sedgwick
New visitor center, playground and neon signs part of Route 66 revitalization effort.
Catoosa breaks ground on $2 million Blue Whale park upgrades
Hannah Sedgwick
New visitor center, playground and neon signs part of Route 66 revitalization effort.
Tulsa Zoo shares update on elephants Billy and Tina
Jeromee Scot
Billy and Tina, two Asian elephants from the Los Angeles Zoo, are settling into their new home at the Tulsa Zoo and remain in quarantine as they adjust. Zoo staff are using positive reinforcement training and personalized care to build trust before introducing them to the larger herd.
Tulsa Zoo shares update on elephants Billy and Tina
Jeromee Scot
Billy and Tina, two Asian elephants from the Los Angeles Zoo, are settling into their new home at the Tulsa Zoo and remain in quarantine as they adjust. Zoo staff are using positive reinforcement training and personalized care to build trust before introducing them to the larger herd.
AG Gentner Drummond backs Trump’s National Guard deployment in California protests
Jayden Brannon
Amid escalating immigration protests, National Guard deployment in Los Angeles gains legal backing from Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond. What does this mean for the power dynamic between federal and state jurisdictions?
AG Gentner Drummond backs Trump’s National Guard deployment in California protests
Jayden Brannon
Amid escalating immigration protests, National Guard deployment in Los Angeles gains legal backing from Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond. What does this mean for the power dynamic between federal and state jurisdictions?
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Catoosa breaks ground on $2 million Blue Whale park upgrades
Hannah Sedgwick
New visitor center, playground and neon signs part of Route 66 revitalization effort.
Tulsa Zoo shares update on elephants Billy and Tina
Jeromee Scot
Billy and Tina, two Asian elephants from the Los Angeles Zoo, are settling into their new home at the Tulsa Zoo and remain in quarantine as they adjust. Zoo staff are using positive reinforcement training and personalized care to build trust before introducing them to the larger herd.
AG Gentner Drummond backs Trump’s National Guard deployment in California protests
Jayden Brannon
Amid escalating immigration protests, National Guard deployment in Los Angeles gains legal backing from Oklahoma's Attorney General Drummond. What does this mean for the power dynamic between federal and state jurisdictions?
Oklahoma Works moves Tulsa office from Eastgate to new location
Samantha Rupe
The interim location inside the Oklahoma Department of Human Services building now offers job assistance programs
Tulsa Weather: Midweek Storm Chances and increasing heat and humidity this weekend
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A strong storm system will brush parts of Oklahoma early in the week with another chance of strong to severe storms for some locations before increasing heat and humidity returns. While most of the severe weather stays north, northeastern Oklahoma could see a few strong storms Tuesday night into Wednesday. By the weekend, increasing heat index values over 105° are possible, signaling the first real taste of summer.
Southwest adds special fall flights from OKC for college football fans
Nick McCauley
Southwest expands service for college football fans wanting to travel to away games.
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