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Congress Moving Closer To Passing Farm Bill Before Session Ends

Congress Moving Closer To Passing Farm Bill Before Session Ends

Alex Cameron Dead in the water just two months ago, a new Farm Bill has sprung to life, giving Agriculture supporters like Oklahoma's Frank Lucas hope that Congress could pass this important piece of legislation before the end of the session, and perhaps even sooner.

SEC Lawsuits Against Cryptocurrency Companies Raise Questions About Industry's Future

SEC Lawsuits Against Cryptocurrency Companies Raise Questions About Industry's Future

Associated Press The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed lawsuits last week against the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase, deepening tensions between the government and a volatile industry that has been marred by scandals and market meltdowns.

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Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Graham Dowers Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner Allie Friesen after investigations uncovered a $28 million budget shortfall and widespread mismanagement at ODMHSAS.

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Graham Dowers Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner Allie Friesen after investigations uncovered a $28 million budget shortfall and widespread mismanagement at ODMHSAS.

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Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Graham Dowers A fire at the Westminster Apartments in Tulsa damaged two units after breaking out in the attic, with no injuries reported.

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Eden Jones Six cyclists are biking 1,650 miles from Tulsa’s Black Wall Street to Wall Street in New York to raise awareness for racial equity and support Black-owned businesses.

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Graham Dowers Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner Allie Friesen after investigations uncovered a $28 million budget shortfall and widespread mismanagement at ODMHSAS.

Fairfax man drowns in Osage County

Fairfax man drowns in Osage County

Graham Dowers A 61-year-old Fairfax man drowned early Saturday near OK-18 in Osage County after walking down an embankment.

Tulsa Parks opens pools for the summer

Tulsa Parks opens pools for the summer

Graham Dowers Tulsa Parks has opened public pools at Lacy, Reed, Whiteside, and McClure through August 9, with $3 admission and varied hours.

Tulsa commemorates 1921 Race Massacre with weekend of events

Tulsa commemorates 1921 Race Massacre with weekend of events

Graham Dowers Tulsa commemorates the 104th anniversary of the 1921 Race Massacre with a weekend of events and a new city observance day focused on healing and investment.

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