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Tulsa Murder Victim's Family Reacts To Charges Filed Against Accused Killer

Murder charges have been filed against a convicted rapist who Tulsa Police believe killed a woman last year. The victim's family is speaking about the recent break in the case.

Longtime TPD Detective Solves 2017 Murder Right Before Retirement

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Tulsa police solved a murder from 15 months ago thanks to a sex crimes detective who broke the case while investigating a rape.

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Tulsa Public School Board votes to sue a former employee and his business

Chloe Abbott A former TPS employee and his personal business are getting sued by TPS after board members made a vote to do so on Monday.

Tulsa Public School Board votes to sue a former employee and his business

Chloe Abbott A former TPS employee and his personal business are getting sued by TPS after board members made a vote to do so on Monday.

'It leaves us with a lot of questions:' Families looking for answers as Epic Charter Schools superintendent resigns

Sam Carrico The superintendent of Epic Charter Schools has resigned, just a week after the district announced hundreds of lay-offs. The district is now searching for a new superintendent. The school also said it's closing its in person learning centers and a lot of families are wondering what all these changes will mean.

'It leaves us with a lot of questions:' Families looking for answers as Epic Charter Schools superintendent resigns

NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL

Haley Hetrick House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.

NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL

Haley Hetrick House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.

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Tulsa Public School Board votes to sue a former employee and his business

Chloe Abbott A former TPS employee and his personal business are getting sued by TPS after board members made a vote to do so on Monday.

'It leaves us with a lot of questions:' Families looking for answers as Epic Charter Schools superintendent resigns

NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL

Haley Hetrick House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.

Father-son duo helps with cleanup after storms damage downtown McAlester building

Eden Jones Storm leaves a trail of destruction in downtown McAlester: local construction company owner assists with cleanup.

Commission vote on solar farm in Wagoner County set for June 16

Emory Bryan County Commissioners hear complaints about possible solar farm development, delay vote on project to June 16th.

Tulsa moves closer to Level 1 trauma center with new law

Erin Conrad St. Francis Health System and OSU Medical Center partner to bring the first Level 1 trauma center to Eastern Oklahoma—a game changer for regional trauma care anticipated.

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