OKLAHOMA CITY — A former legislative assistant is suing the state of Oklahoma, claiming leaders within the House of Representatives wrongly fired her after she tried to calm a confrontation between Black Lives Matter protestors and Republican lawmakers.
Memorable tales from 2022 by Tulsa World’s public security crew
Tulsans protest overturning of Roe v. Wade, plan to work to revive reproductive rights
Spring was a contentious time, with weekly protests in Tulsa, typically either side clashing. By the time of the Supreme Court ruling, abortion-rights protests gave the impression to be organized simply as typically.
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As deadly crashes rise, OHP says most are preventable: ‘People are driving too quick for these roadways’
In someday, three fatalities have been reported on space highways, prompting a closer look at a problem that is gotten worse for the reason that pandemic.
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Mental well being disaster is ‘gaping wound,’ wants prioritization by Legislature, Tulsa County DA says after stabbing
DA Steve Kunzweiler might have saved quiet however instead connected with many Oklahomans who felt they might perceive what the household was going by means of.
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Case of lacking Okmulgee males now a murder investigation, police chief says
The mystery of four friends who disappeared after setting off on bicycles solely bought extra complicated after their dismembered our bodies have been recovered.
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Taft capturing aftermath: Long-term results setting in for victims as sources, concern appear scarce
In the identical week {that a} mass shooter took three harmless lives at a Tulsa hospital, residents of a Muskogee County city worried their tragedy would be forgotten.
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