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Tulsa Health Department Works To Curb Tobacco Use Among Young People
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TSET’s Healthy Living Program is heading this effort. The program has partnered with youth to go into tobacco retail shops to see if they are requiring the young people to show their I.D.
Tulsa Health Department Reminds Tobacco Retailers Of Changes To Age Law
Jonathan Polasek
In 2019, a new federal law raised the minimum age to purchase tobacco and e-cigarettes from 18 to 21. Over the next few months, the health department plans on visiting many different retailers across Tulsa County to remind them that the law has changed.
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Scattered showers and storms possible Today with increasing chances later this week
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Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Scattered showers and storms possible Today with increasing chances later this week
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Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Talala police chief captures escaped prisoner in his neighborhood
Chloe Abbott
Talala's police chief captured a prisoner who walked away from a work release program in Oologah on Monday.
Talala police chief captures escaped prisoner in his neighborhood
Chloe Abbott
Talala's police chief captured a prisoner who walked away from a work release program in Oologah on Monday.
State lawmakers advance legislation to increase penalties for theft, trafficking marijuana
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State lawmakers are advancing some bills that would increase certain penalties.
State lawmakers advance legislation to increase penalties for theft, trafficking marijuana
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State lawmakers are advancing some bills that would increase certain penalties.
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Scattered showers and storms possible Today with increasing chances later this week
News On 6
Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Talala police chief captures escaped prisoner in his neighborhood
Chloe Abbott
Talala's police chief captured a prisoner who walked away from a work release program in Oologah on Monday.
State lawmakers advance legislation to increase penalties for theft, trafficking marijuana
News 9
State lawmakers are advancing some bills that would increase certain penalties.
Double life sentence for Turley execution-style murders
Sam Modde
A man was sentenced to consecutive life terms for the execution-style murder of two in Turley. Rodney Williams was found guilty on multiple counts.
Q&A: Tulsa Mayor hosts first 'Community Conversations' with residents
MaKayla Glenn
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols kicked off the first of five “Community Conversations” meetings with South Tulsa residents, aiming to connect city leaders with the public. Topics included homelessness, public safety, and local infrastructure. Residents like Karen Gingerich and Jack Reeder appreciated the opportunity to ask questions and hear the mayor’s plans. Mayor Nichols emphasized transparency and community support, saying city government works for the people.
River Parks 'Rock Yard' building on Turkey Mountain
Emory Bryan
A new Turkey Mountain feature designed for experienced mountain bike riders is being built.
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