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City Of Tulsa Says Police Will Enforce All Traffic Laws Following Dismissal Of Hooper Lawsuit
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The City of Tulsa said a new ruling involving tribal jurisdiction will not effect how police officers enforce laws in Tulsa.
Judge Dismisses Hooper V. Tulsa; City Cannot Enforce Traffic Tickets Against Tribal Member
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A federal judge dismissed the complex case involving Tulsa traffic tickets and tribal sovereignty. This means, for now, the city of Tulsa cannot enforce traffic tickets against Native American citizens though traffic tickets can be enforced through tribal court.
Cherokee Nation Responds To Gov. Stitt's Latest Comments On Tribal Jurisdiction
David Prock
Governor Kevin Stitt criticized several tribes for their participation in a legal battle over whether the city of Tulsa could enforce speeding tickets against Native Americans. Cherokee Nation Chief Chuck Hoskin Junior says the Governor showed "blatant hostility toward tribal sovereignty" and is being dishonest about the facts of the case.
Supreme Court Denies Stay In Case Of City Of Tulsa v. Hooper
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The Supreme Court declined Friday afternoon a stay for City Of Tulsa v. Hooper.
Supreme Court Extends Stay On Hooper v. Tulsa Case Decision
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The United State Supreme Court has extended the stay to decide on a case regarding the City of Tulsa's ability to enforce traffic laws against Tribal citizens.
Federal Appeals Court Issues Ruling On Traffic Laws On Tribal Lands
Lex Rodriguez
A federal appeals court said the City of Tulsa does not have the authority to fine Native Americans who break traffic laws on tribal land. News On 6's Lex Rodriquez had the details.
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Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. Releases Statement On 10th Circuit Decision In Hooper v. Tulsa
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Cherokee Nation's Principal Chief issued a statement in support of the 10th Circuit's decision in the Hooper v. Tulsa case.
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. Releases Statement On 10th Circuit Decision In Hooper v. Tulsa
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Cherokee Nation's Principal Chief issued a statement in support of the 10th Circuit's decision in the Hooper v. Tulsa case.
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Tulsa fans Thunder Up at Fassler Hall for NBA finals
Jonathan Cooper
Thunder fans in Tulsa are excited about the team's first trip to the finals in more than 10 years. Fassler Hall in downtown has turned into Thunder Hall to host watch parties for all the playoff games.
Tulsa fans Thunder Up at Fassler Hall for NBA finals
Jonathan Cooper
Thunder fans in Tulsa are excited about the team's first trip to the finals in more than 10 years. Fassler Hall in downtown has turned into Thunder Hall to host watch parties for all the playoff games.
Judge orders Tulsa business owner to pay 2 out-of-state customers
Reagan Ledbetter
A Tulsa judge orders a Green Country businessman to pay tens of thousands of dollars to two out-of-state customers for work that they say was never done. A Maryland man and an Arkansas man say they paid Allen Jamison and his business, Luxury Exotics Customs and Replicas LLC, but they say the work was never done.
Judge orders Tulsa business owner to pay 2 out-of-state customers
Reagan Ledbetter
A Tulsa judge orders a Green Country businessman to pay tens of thousands of dollars to two out-of-state customers for work that they say was never done. A Maryland man and an Arkansas man say they paid Allen Jamison and his business, Luxury Exotics Customs and Replicas LLC, but they say the work was never done.
Ascension St. John NICU babies support OKC Thunder in the finals
Katie Alexander
Associates of St. John's NICU decided to show their support for the OKC Thunder in the NBA finals by transforming the unit into "Thunder Alley."
Ascension St. John NICU babies support OKC Thunder in the finals
Katie Alexander
Associates of St. John's NICU decided to show their support for the OKC Thunder in the NBA finals by transforming the unit into "Thunder Alley."
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Tulsa fans Thunder Up at Fassler Hall for NBA finals
Jonathan Cooper
Thunder fans in Tulsa are excited about the team's first trip to the finals in more than 10 years. Fassler Hall in downtown has turned into Thunder Hall to host watch parties for all the playoff games.
Judge orders Tulsa business owner to pay 2 out-of-state customers
Reagan Ledbetter
A Tulsa judge orders a Green Country businessman to pay tens of thousands of dollars to two out-of-state customers for work that they say was never done. A Maryland man and an Arkansas man say they paid Allen Jamison and his business, Luxury Exotics Customs and Replicas LLC, but they say the work was never done.
Ascension St. John NICU babies support OKC Thunder in the finals
Katie Alexander
Associates of St. John's NICU decided to show their support for the OKC Thunder in the NBA finals by transforming the unit into "Thunder Alley."
Walters Talks Education Reform, Defends New Standards and Charter School Shifts
David Prock
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters joined News On to talk about the future of K-12 education reform in the state. He emphasized school choice and new history standards that incorporate American exceptionalism and the Bible, amid ongoing teacher shortages and student movements across the state’s educational landscape.
Osage County Man Sentenced to 20 Years for DUI Crash That Killed 15-Year-Old Barnsdall Boy
David Prock
Weston Lowe, 36, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for a DUI crash that claimed the life of 15-year-old Tyson Townley and severely injured his own daughter, following a plea deal accepted in April 2025.
Focus on Kids: Inside the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma's Summer Feeding Program
Aaron Alexander
Food insecurity spikes for children during the summer. Here's how the food bank is scaling up to meet the need across eastern Oklahoma.
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