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Tulsa Considering New Ordinance For Scrap Metal Sales
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Wednesday, November 28th 2018, 7:31 pm
By: Amy Slanchik
Tulsa Considering New Ordinance For Scrap Metal Sales
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Okmulgee County Therapy Services Using Horses To Achieve Mental Health Goals
Johnny Resendiz
By using horses as a form of therapy, Kimberly Whayne of Overcross Counseling and Equine Services says she doesn't have to work a day in her life because she loves what she does.
Okmulgee County Therapy Services Using Horses To Achieve Mental Health Goals
Johnny Resendiz
By using horses as a form of therapy, Kimberly Whayne of Overcross Counseling and Equine Services says she doesn't have to work a day in her life because she loves what she does.
Tulsa Parks Master Plan Continues With Input From Residents
Mallory Thomas
The Tulsa Parks Department continues to work on master plan while receiving tips from residents on what want from the renovations.
Tulsa Parks Master Plan Continues With Input From Residents
Mallory Thomas
The Tulsa Parks Department continues to work on master plan while receiving tips from residents on what want from the renovations.
Gathering Place To Relaunch Downtown Shuttle Program
News On 6
The Gathering Place is relaunching its free shuttle from downtown Tulsa to help alleviate parking issues.
Gathering Place To Relaunch Downtown Shuttle Program
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The Gathering Place is relaunching its free shuttle from downtown Tulsa to help alleviate parking issues.
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By using horses as a form of therapy, Kimberly Whayne of Overcross Counseling and Equine Services says she doesn't have to work a day in her life because she loves what she does.
Tulsa Parks Master Plan Continues With Input From Residents
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The Tulsa Parks Department continues to work on master plan while receiving tips from residents on what want from the renovations.
Gathering Place To Relaunch Downtown Shuttle Program
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The Gathering Place is relaunching its free shuttle from downtown Tulsa to help alleviate parking issues.
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Oktoberfest Returns To Tulsa With A Few Changes This Year
Jordan Tidwell
German food, drinks and fun will soon be back at River West Festival Park for Tulsa's Oktoberfest.
Oktoberfest Returns To Tulsa With A Few Changes This Year
Jordan Tidwell
German food, drinks and fun will soon be back at River West Festival Park for Tulsa's Oktoberfest.
Activists Announce March In Tulsa To Defend Reproductive Rights
Kristin Wells
A group of Green Country activists announced Wednesday in Tulsa an upcoming march to defend women’s reproductive rights.
Activists Announce March In Tulsa To Defend Reproductive Rights
Kristin Wells
A group of Green Country activists announced Wednesday in Tulsa an upcoming march to defend women’s reproductive rights.
Questions Remain For Family 2 Months After 27-Year-Old Sapulpa Woman Murdered
Kristen Weaver
It's been nearly two months since someone killed Alyssa Edlund, and her family wants answers.
Questions Remain For Family 2 Months After 27-Year-Old Sapulpa Woman Murdered
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It's been nearly two months since someone killed Alyssa Edlund, and her family wants answers.
More Than 35 Lawmakers Urge Governor To Review Richard Glossip's Death Row Case
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Dozens of Oklahoma state lawmakers are calling on Governor Kevin Stitt to order an independent investigation into the case of a death row prisoner. The lawmakers are even taking Richard Glossip's case to national TV.
More Than 35 Lawmakers Urge Governor To Review Richard Glossip's Death Row Case
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Dozens of Oklahoma state lawmakers are calling on Governor Kevin Stitt to order an independent investigation into the case of a death row prisoner. The lawmakers are even taking Richard Glossip's case to national TV.
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Oktoberfest Returns To Tulsa With A Few Changes This Year
Jordan Tidwell
German food, drinks and fun will soon be back at River West Festival Park for Tulsa's Oktoberfest.
Activists Announce March In Tulsa To Defend Reproductive Rights
Kristin Wells
A group of Green Country activists announced Wednesday in Tulsa an upcoming march to defend women’s reproductive rights.
Questions Remain For Family 2 Months After 27-Year-Old Sapulpa Woman Murdered
Kristen Weaver
It's been nearly two months since someone killed Alyssa Edlund, and her family wants answers.
More Than 35 Lawmakers Urge Governor To Review Richard Glossip's Death Row Case
Chinh Doan
Dozens of Oklahoma state lawmakers are calling on Governor Kevin Stitt to order an independent investigation into the case of a death row prisoner. The lawmakers are even taking Richard Glossip's case to national TV.
Oklahoma Marijuana Growers Sue OMMA After Agency Revokes 300 Licenses Tied To Single Owner
Barry Mangold
About 300 Oklahoma medical marijuana businesses, all with the same co-owner, suddenly lost their licenses recently, prompting numerous legal battles.
Cleveland County Deputies & US Marshals Looking For Oklahoma Man
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Cleveland County sheriffs and the US Marshals are looking for Andrew Bladeon Earls in connection to multiple burglaries in the area.
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