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Downtown Tulsa Health Clinic Offers Services For Those Affected By Juno Closure

Emory Bryan Morton Comprehensive Health Service has their main clinic on North Lansing near Pine, just a few blocks from the Juno clinic that offered fewer on-site services.

Former Mayors Join Mayor Bynum In Push For “Improve Our Tulsa” Ahead Of Election

Amy Slanchik Tulsa voters will decide Tuesday, August 8, on the "Improve Our Tulsa" package. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

A former Tulsa mayor and current Oklahoma senator is the latest to announce his support for a candidate in the current Tulsa mayor race.

Glenn Coffee's Appointment As Oklahoma's Secretary Of State Raises Legal Questions

News 9 The Oklahoma Impact Team has learned the incoming governor will have to take some extra steps to make paying Glen Coffee's salary as Oklahoma's Secretary of State legal.

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Lamb To Resign Senate Seat In January

News 9 Lt. Gov.-elect Todd Lamb says he will resign his state Senate seat effective Jan. 10.

Lamb To Resign Senate Seat In January

News 9 Lt. Gov.-elect Todd Lamb says he will resign his state Senate seat effective Jan. 10.

Where Is The Stimulus Transparency?

News 9 Surveys show most Oklahomans have "some" knowledge of the federal stimulus bill, but far fewer know the specifics. The Impact Team investigates when the details of how the money is being spent will be available to the public.

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Where Is The Stimulus Transparency?

Baptist Publication Apologizes For Misusing Governor's Signature, State Seal

News 9 More fallout stirs over a controversial proclamation on morality initiated by state representative Sally Kern.

Baptist Publication Apologizes For Misusing Governor's Signature, State Seal

News 9 More fallout stirs over a controversial proclamation on morality initiated by state representative Sally Kern.

State Agency Requires Transparency When Spending

News 9 Members of the American Recovery and Re-investment Act Coordinating Council will keep close tabs on the federal stimulus dollars.

State Agency Requires Transparency When Spending

News 9 Members of the American Recovery and Re-investment Act Coordinating Council will keep close tabs on the federal stimulus dollars.

Council Votes To Pay Great Plains Debt

News On 6 Tulsa homeowners will foot the bill for a bad business deal the city made years ago.

Council Votes To Pay Great Plains Debt

News On 6 Tulsa homeowners will foot the bill for a bad business deal the city made years ago.

The Institute of Interfaith Dialogue holds meeting

News 9 Government, business and religious leaders came together to promote bringing people of different religious backgrounds together.

The Institute of Interfaith Dialogue holds meeting

News 9 Government, business and religious leaders came together to promote bringing people of different religious backgrounds together.

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Secretary of State

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma's new Secretary of State says technology and efficiency are top priorities for streamlining state government, but job cuts aren't out of the question.

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Secretary of State

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma's new Secretary of State says technology and efficiency are top priorities for streamlining state government, but job cuts aren't out of the question.

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Former Tulsa mayor Susan Savage has a new job

News On 6 Former Tulsa Mayor Susan Savage is back in politics. Governor-elect Brad Henry named her Oklahoma's Secretary of State.

Savage served as Tulsa's mayor for a decade. Henry touts her as

Former Tulsa mayor Susan Savage has a new job

News On 6 Former Tulsa Mayor Susan Savage is back in politics. Governor-elect Brad Henry named her Oklahoma's Secretary of State.

Savage served as Tulsa's mayor for a decade. Henry touts her as

FOP lawsuit hearing ends, no decision yet from judge

News On 6 Lawyers in the Tulsa Fraternal Order of Police lawsuit wrapped up their cases Wednesday afternoon.

Tulsa's police union says a decree negotiated by out-going mayor Susan Savage violates their

FOP lawsuit hearing ends, no decision yet from judge

Funding a Tulsa Race Riot memorial

News On 6 Outgoing Tulsa Mayor Susan Savage is still looking at ways to fund a memorial to the Tulsa race riots. And Savage says using third penny sales tax money is "not" a good idea.

Plans are in the

Funding a Tulsa Race Riot memorial

City of Tulsa considering layoffs

News On 6 Tulsa Mayor Susan Savage is warning of possible layoffs and salary reductions for the city.

She says the layoffs would be a way to make up for a projected $10-12-million city budget shortfall.

City of Tulsa considering layoffs

Tulsa facing a $10-million shortfall

News On 6 The city of Tulsa is facing a $10-million budget shortfall.

Mayor Susan Savage began meeting with department heads Monday asking for input. She wants to know where cutbacks could be made that

Tulsa facing a $10-million shortfall

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Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

News On 6 Strong winds will return to Oklahoma ahead of a powerful storm system, bringing chances for severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and cooler temperatures through the weekend.

Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

News On 6 Strong winds will return to Oklahoma ahead of a powerful storm system, bringing chances for severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and cooler temperatures through the weekend.

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

MaKayla Glenn School districts across Oklahoma are struggling to keep bus routes running as fewer bus drivers sign on for the job. Heather Paris, a school bus driver with nearly 11 years of experience, finds joy in interacting with students and creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Alex Cameron More than six decades after President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, a congressional panel is vowing to “get to the bottom of the mystery.”

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Alex Cameron More than six decades after President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, a congressional panel is vowing to “get to the bottom of the mystery.”

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Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

News On 6 Strong winds will return to Oklahoma ahead of a powerful storm system, bringing chances for severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and cooler temperatures through the weekend.

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Alex Cameron More than six decades after President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, a congressional panel is vowing to “get to the bottom of the mystery.”

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Drake Johnson As of Tuesday, April 1, there are 10 cases in Oklahoma, with eight confirmed and two more deemed "probable" among unvaccinated people in northeastern Oklahoma.

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Katie Alexander Tuesday, Apr. 1, was election day for many school and city elections across Oklahoma, and election results are coming in for more than 100 races and propositions across Green Country.

Bixby names new superintendent

Matt Kalish The Bixby Public Schools Board of Education picks Lydia Wilson to lead the district once outgoing superintendent Rob Miller retires this summer.

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Downtown Tulsa Health Clinic Offers Services For Those Affected By Juno Closure

Former Mayors Join Mayor Bynum In Push For “Improve Our Tulsa” Ahead Of Election

Tulsa Animal Welfare Commission Discusses Shelter Renovation Updates

Tulsa Gas Company Donates Van To Morton Health Services

Current, Former Lawmakers Make Endorsements For Tulsa Mayor

Glenn Coffee's Appointment As Oklahoma's Secretary Of State Raises Legal Questions

Lamb To Resign Senate Seat In January

Lamb To Resign Senate Seat In January

Where Is The Stimulus Transparency?

Where Is The Stimulus Transparency?

Baptist Publication Apologizes For Misusing Governor's Signature, State Seal

Baptist Publication Apologizes For Misusing Governor's Signature, State Seal

State Agency Requires Transparency When Spending

State Agency Requires Transparency When Spending

Council Votes To Pay Great Plains Debt

Council Votes To Pay Great Plains Debt

The Institute of Interfaith Dialogue holds meeting

The Institute of Interfaith Dialogue holds meeting

Secretary of State

Secretary of State

Former Tulsa mayor Susan Savage has a new job

Former Tulsa mayor Susan Savage has a new job

FOP lawsuit hearing ends, no decision yet from judge

FOP lawsuit hearing ends, no decision yet from judge

Funding a Tulsa Race Riot memorial

Funding a Tulsa Race Riot memorial

City of Tulsa considering layoffs

City of Tulsa considering layoffs

Tulsa facing a $10-million shortfall

Tulsa facing a $10-million shortfall

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Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Top Headlines

Severe storms, strong winds possible in Oklahoma early Wednesday morning

Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job

Congressional panel examines JFK assassination files

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Bixby names new superintendent