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Oklahoma Argues Against Federal Takeover Of Mining Regulations Following McGirt Ruling
Attorneys for the state of Oklahoma and the U.S. Department of Interior argued over which agency has the authority to regulate surface coal mining and reclamation programs on tribal reservations.
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Thunder Lose To Grizzlies By Largest Regular-Season Deficit In NBA History
The Oklahoma City Thunder lost to the Memphis Grizzlies by the largest regular season deficit in NBA history.
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Senate Passes Stopgap Funding Bill, Avoiding Shutdown
The Senate passed a stopgap spending bill Thursday that avoids a short-term shutdown and funds the federal government through Feb. 18 after leaders defused a partisan standoff over federal vaccine mandates. The measure now goes to President Joe Biden to be signed into law.
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Tulsa Man Arrested, Accused Of Domestic Assault
A man has been arrested for the second time in two months, accused of beating his ex-girlfriend.
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Missing Muskogee Man Found Safe
The Muskogee Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for 76-year-old Harry Esannason who is believed to be in imminent danger.
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Tulsa Police Arrest Man Accused Of Trafficking Drugs For Mexican Cartel
Tulsa Police arrested a man for aggravated heroin trafficking. The suspect told investigators he paid someone $7,000 to come to be smuggled to Tulsa to work, had 50 grams of heroin and a large amount of cash on hand.
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Local Artist Prepares For Final Year Running Tulsa Art Hunt
A local artist says he's getting ready for the annual art scavenger hunt throughout Tulsa. He hides pieces of his art and then will post clues to social media for people to go and find them.
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COVID-19 Cases And Hospitalizations Rise Statewide, Health Officials Continue Urging Of Vaccinations
Across the state, there are currently 515 Oklahomans in the hospital with COVID-19. Of those, 158 are in intensive care units.
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Judge Orders Mental Evaluation Trial For Death Row Inmate Wade Lay
A looming execution could be taken off the calendar because of a new report about murder Wade Lay's mental state.
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State Files Lawsuit Against Biden Administration Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
The state of Oklahoma filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Biden Administration over its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military and federal employees.
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Tulsa Police Warn Of Porch Pirates Ahead Of The Holidays
Folks who live in some Tulsa neighborhoods are on high alert after they say people have been stealing packages off their porches.
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Grandma Of Pawnee County Newborn After Loss: “Every Memory is Precious”
A grandmother and her family are devastated about the loss of her two-month-old grandson. Investigators arrested the baby’s father for murder this week.
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Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce Previews 2022 During 'State Of The Economy' Address
The Tulsa Chamber of Commerce held its annual "State of the Economy" on Thursday. City leaders talked about what 2022 might have in store for Tulsa.
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