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Seminoles to elect new chief, assistant chief
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ADA, Okla. (AP) A former state senator is among five candidates seeking to become the next chief of the Seminole Nation.
Enoch Kelly Haney will face Willis Eugene Deatherage, James Milam, James
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OSDE suspends teaching license of mom charged in Haskell viral video
Matt Kalish
The State Board of Education voted Thursday to suspend the teaching license of a Haskell woman charged in tribal court with misdemeanor child neglect after a viral video showed her daughter outside her home wearing only pajamas on a freezing day earlier this year.
OSDE suspends teaching license of mom charged in Haskell viral video
Matt Kalish
The State Board of Education voted Thursday to suspend the teaching license of a Haskell woman charged in tribal court with misdemeanor child neglect after a viral video showed her daughter outside her home wearing only pajamas on a freezing day earlier this year.
City of Tulsa offering special trash service for people with disabilities
Aaron Alexander
Tulsa is offering backyard trash service for people with certain physical limitations or disabilities.
City of Tulsa offering special trash service for people with disabilities
Aaron Alexander
Tulsa is offering backyard trash service for people with certain physical limitations or disabilities.
Man accused of attacking his brother over a lottery ticket arrested by Tulsa Police
Aaron Alexander
Police arrest Tulsa man accused of strangulating brother over a lottery ticket. Officers found him hiding in an attic.
Man accused of attacking his brother over a lottery ticket arrested by Tulsa Police
Aaron Alexander
Police arrest Tulsa man accused of strangulating brother over a lottery ticket. Officers found him hiding in an attic.
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OSDE suspends teaching license of mom charged in Haskell viral video
Matt Kalish
The State Board of Education voted Thursday to suspend the teaching license of a Haskell woman charged in tribal court with misdemeanor child neglect after a viral video showed her daughter outside her home wearing only pajamas on a freezing day earlier this year.
City of Tulsa offering special trash service for people with disabilities
Aaron Alexander
Tulsa is offering backyard trash service for people with certain physical limitations or disabilities.
Man accused of attacking his brother over a lottery ticket arrested by Tulsa Police
Aaron Alexander
Police arrest Tulsa man accused of strangulating brother over a lottery ticket. Officers found him hiding in an attic.
How to help kids cope with weather anxiety during Oklahoma’s storm season
Seth Becker
"Facing the fear: A guide for Tulsa parents on easing their child's weather anxieties during the peak storm season."
Pikepass Scam Texts: OTA explains what's being done to stop the messages
Cal Day
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is getting record calls about texts demanding payment for late PIKEPASS charges. The agency says it is a scam, and is working with the FBI to put the texts to a stop.
Claremore farm invites people to watch its sheep get yearly haircut
Alyssa Miller
It is time for the sheep at Shepherd's Cross in Claremore to get their yearly haircut. The farm is doing demonstrations over the weekend to educate people on the importance of sheep shearing and show how they use the wool to make products.
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