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Muscogee Nation elevates child neglect to felony after Haskell foster child left outside in the cold

Matt Kalish The Muscogee Nation National Council unanimously passed a bill to make child endangerment a felony after a Haskell couple was charged for leaving their child outside in nothing but pajamas during freezing weather back in February. Chief David Hill signed it into law on Friday.

Gentner Drummond applauds Supreme Court's decision to vacate Richard Glossip's conviction in press conference

Graham Dowers U.S. Supreme Court vacates Richard Glossip's conviction, citing unfair trial. Oklahoma Attorney General applauds ruling.

Richard Glossip sentence thrown out: Reactions pour in from across Oklahoma

David Prock The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma death row inmate after ruling that prosecution errors violated his due process rights.

Supreme Court to review case for US’s first publicly funded religious charter school in Oklahoma

Associated Press The Supreme Court agreed Friday to take on a new culture war dispute: whether the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school should be allowed to open in Oklahoma.

State Superintendent Walters Issues Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

News On 6 State Superintendent Ryan Walters began the June 27 State Board of Education meeting by outlining some key topics, including his response to the Supreme Court's decision on St. Isidore and a new memo he is issuing to require Bibles in every Oklahoma classroom.

State Superintendent Walters Issues Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

OSDE Meeting: State Superintendent Walters Announces Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

News 9 The Oklahoma State Board of Education Thursday meeting is underway with several significant items on its agenda.

OSDE Meeting: State Superintendent Walters Announces Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

News 9 The Oklahoma State Board of Education Thursday meeting is underway with several significant items on its agenda.

Oklahoma Tribal Task Force Publishes Final Report

News On 6 Oklahoma's Tribal Task Force published its final report with recommendations on how the state and tribes can improve how they work together to enforce the law.

Oklahoma Tribal Task Force Publishes Final Report

News On 6 Oklahoma's Tribal Task Force published its final report with recommendations on how the state and tribes can improve how they work together to enforce the law.

Oklahoma Attorney General Asking SCOTUS To Halt Execution Of Richard Glossip

News 9 In a brief filed by Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, he asks the US Supreme Court to halt the execution of Oklahoma Death Row inmate Richard Glossip.

Oklahoma Attorney General Asking SCOTUS To Halt Execution Of Richard Glossip

News 9 In a brief filed by Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, he asks the US Supreme Court to halt the execution of Oklahoma Death Row inmate Richard Glossip.

Criminal Case Falls Through The Cracks Due To Jurisdiction; Suspect Accused Of More Serious Crime

Chloe Abbott Strangulation charges were filed last spring against Tracy Mannon but were dropped due to the US Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction.

Criminal Case Falls Through The Cracks Due To Jurisdiction; Suspect Accused Of More Serious Crime

Chloe Abbott Strangulation charges were filed last spring against Tracy Mannon but were dropped due to the US Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction.

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Woman Accused Of Killing Mother Had Been Released After Assault Charge Dismissed

News On 6 District Attorney Larry Edwards says he had to dismiss assault charges against Tracy Mannon because of the US Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says Tracy Mannon is now accused of stabbing her mother to death in Wilburton last month nearly a year after being released.

Woman Accused Of Killing Mother Had Been Released After Assault Charge Dismissed

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Richard Glossip Case

News 9 The US Supreme Court has decided to hear an appeal for the case of Richard Glossip, who has been on death row since his conviction in 1997.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Richard Glossip Case

News 9 The US Supreme Court has decided to hear an appeal for the case of Richard Glossip, who has been on death row since his conviction in 1997.

Should Tribal Members Be Exempt From Income Tax? Court Hears Case

News 9 “The question before this court is whether a tribal member is entitled to invoke the income tax exemption,” Kannon Shanmugam with the Oklahoma Tax Commission said.

Should Tribal Members Be Exempt From Income Tax? Court Hears Case

News 9 “The question before this court is whether a tribal member is entitled to invoke the income tax exemption,” Kannon Shanmugam with the Oklahoma Tax Commission said.

Tribal Law Expert Explains Jurisdiction Confusion Between Muscogee Lighthorse Police And Okmulgee Co. Jailer

Lex Rodriguez The Lighthorse officer was booking a non-native suspect into the jail, but the jailer initially refused to accept the inmate.

Tribal Law Expert Explains Jurisdiction Confusion Between Muscogee Lighthorse Police And Okmulgee Co. Jailer

Lex Rodriguez The Lighthorse officer was booking a non-native suspect into the jail, but the jailer initially refused to accept the inmate.

City Of Tulsa Says Police Will Enforce All Traffic Laws Following Dismissal Of Hooper Lawsuit

News On 6 The City of Tulsa said a new ruling involving tribal jurisdiction will not effect how police officers enforce laws in Tulsa.

City Of Tulsa Says Police Will Enforce All Traffic Laws Following Dismissal Of Hooper Lawsuit

News On 6 The City of Tulsa said a new ruling involving tribal jurisdiction will not effect how police officers enforce laws in Tulsa.

Judge Dismisses Hooper V. Tulsa; City Cannot Enforce Traffic Tickets Against Tribal Member

News On 6 A federal judge dismissed the complex case involving Tulsa traffic tickets and tribal sovereignty. This means, for now, the city of Tulsa cannot enforce traffic tickets against Native American citizens though traffic tickets can be enforced through tribal court.

Judge Dismisses Hooper V. Tulsa; City Cannot Enforce Traffic Tickets Against Tribal Member

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State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

Brian Smallwood Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.

State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

Brian Smallwood Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

News On 6 Oklahoma weather brings sunny skies and warm temperatures through the weekend, with strong south winds and above normal highs by Sunday. A cold front moves across the area early next week, followed by a midweek storm chance that could bring strong to severe thunderstorms across parts of the state.

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Jayden Brannon Tulsa's Rustic Cuff honors influential women at the 112th First Lady's Luncheon with custom bracelets, celebrating strength and resilience.

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Jayden Brannon Tulsa's Rustic Cuff honors influential women at the 112th First Lady's Luncheon with custom bracelets, celebrating strength and resilience.

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State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

Brian Smallwood Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Jayden Brannon Tulsa's Rustic Cuff honors influential women at the 112th First Lady's Luncheon with custom bracelets, celebrating strength and resilience.

Outdoor Life with Tess: Sequoyah students build skills through trap shooting

Tess Maune Sequoyah Public Schools' trap shooting team is helping students build confidence, focus and friendships through a fast-growing sport that blends competition with life lessons.

Woman in wheelchair struck, killed by truck in Tulsa

Brian Smallwood Tulsa Police say a woman in a wheelchair was hit and killed while crossing street outside of a crosswalk.

What’s next for the ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill?’

Alex Cameron House Republicans pass Joint Budget Resolution, setting stage for Trump's 'America First' agenda with Senate.

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Muscogee Nation elevates child neglect to felony after Haskell foster child left outside in the cold

Gentner Drummond applauds Supreme Court's decision to vacate Richard Glossip's conviction in press conference

Richard Glossip sentence thrown out: Reactions pour in from across Oklahoma

Supreme Court to review case for US’s first publicly funded religious charter school in Oklahoma

Contract For Oklahoma Religious Charter School Officially Canceled

2 Brothers Plead No Contest In Fatal 2015 Drunk Driving Crash

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Bibles In Schools

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Bibles In Schools

State Superintendent Walters Issues Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

State Superintendent Walters Issues Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

OSDE Meeting: State Superintendent Walters Announces Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

OSDE Meeting: State Superintendent Walters Announces Memo To Require Bibles In Every Oklahoma Classroom

Oklahoma Tribal Task Force Publishes Final Report

Oklahoma Tribal Task Force Publishes Final Report

Oklahoma Attorney General Asking SCOTUS To Halt Execution Of Richard Glossip

Oklahoma Attorney General Asking SCOTUS To Halt Execution Of Richard Glossip

Criminal Case Falls Through The Cracks Due To Jurisdiction; Suspect Accused Of More Serious Crime

Criminal Case Falls Through The Cracks Due To Jurisdiction; Suspect Accused Of More Serious Crime

Woman Accused Of Killing Mother Had Been Released After Assault Charge Dismissed

Woman Accused Of Killing Mother Had Been Released After Assault Charge Dismissed

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Richard Glossip Case

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Richard Glossip Case

Should Tribal Members Be Exempt From Income Tax? Court Hears Case

Should Tribal Members Be Exempt From Income Tax? Court Hears Case

Tribal Law Expert Explains Jurisdiction Confusion Between Muscogee Lighthorse Police And Okmulgee Co. Jailer

Tribal Law Expert Explains Jurisdiction Confusion Between Muscogee Lighthorse Police And Okmulgee Co. Jailer

City Of Tulsa Says Police Will Enforce All Traffic Laws Following Dismissal Of Hooper Lawsuit

City Of Tulsa Says Police Will Enforce All Traffic Laws Following Dismissal Of Hooper Lawsuit

Judge Dismisses Hooper V. Tulsa; City Cannot Enforce Traffic Tickets Against Tribal Member

Judge Dismisses Hooper V. Tulsa; City Cannot Enforce Traffic Tickets Against Tribal Member

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State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Top Headlines

State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers

Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday

Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.

Outdoor Life with Tess: Sequoyah students build skills through trap shooting

Woman in wheelchair struck, killed by truck in Tulsa

What’s next for the ‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill?’