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Okla. Democratic Party Celebrates President Biden’s Inauguration
Members of the Oklahoma Democratic Party celebrated President Biden’s inauguration virtually and said they are hopeful under a Joe Biden administration.
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President Biden Signs First Executive Orders On Climate, Virus
President Joe Biden has signed a series of executive orders from the Oval Office hours after his inauguration.
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Oklahoma's Mobile ID App Updated To Support Real ID
The Department of Public Safety said the new Oklahoma Mobile ID app is free right now. DPS said already 28,000 Oklahomans have downloaded the app and have uploaded the documents needed to get their Real ID, which should make things faster when they go to a tag agency or DPS office.
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Tulsa Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting Businesses, Cars With BB Gun
It took two years, but Tulsa Police said they have now arrested a man accused of shooting more than a dozen windows of businesses and cars with a BB gun.
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Tulsa Mayfest Applications Now Open For Artists, Musicians, Vendors
The annual arts festival Tulsa Mayfest is now accepting applications for local artists, performers, food trucks and vendors.
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Deputies Search For Suspect After More Than 40 Guns Stolen From Haskell Co. Home
Haskell County Sheriff's deputies are looking for a man who they said stole more than 40 guns from a home. Deputies said on Monday Ollie Nichols broke into a man's house and stole the gun collection.
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Oklahoma Medical Reserve Seeks Volunteers For COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
The Oklahoma Medical Reserve said it's looking for volunteers to help run COVID-19 vaccination sites. It needs both medical and non-medical volunteers to support 50 points of vaccine dispensing locations across the state. If you'd like to apply click here.
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Biden’s Inauguration Goes Off With No Security Issues
Troops in riot gear lined the streets of the nation’s capitol, but there were no crowds. Armored vehicles and concrete barriers blocked the empty streets around the U.S. Capitol. From behind miles of fencing, Joe Biden was safely sworn in as president in a Washington on edge, two weeks after pro-Trump rioters besieged the U.S. Capitol.
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Eugene Goodman, Capitol Officer Who Led Rioters Away From The Senate Chamber, Escorted Kamala Harris To The Inauguration
Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman, who risked his life to protect members of Congress when a mob of angry Trump supporters stormed the building on January 6, escorted Vice President Kamala Harris to the inauguration
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US Allies ‘Greatly Relieved’ As Biden Steps Up, But They’ve Learned To Be Wary, Too
Donald Trump's administration was not a conventional one in the view of many U.S. allies and some of the international reaction on Inauguration Day to the change in Washington didn't follow diplomatic norms.
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Oklahoma Trout Unlimited Bringing Trout Fishing To Heart Of Tulsa
An Oklahoma group is making it easier for folks to catch trout in the heart of Tulsa.
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Biden Sworn In As 46th President, Declaring ‘Democracy Has Prevailed’
Joseph R. Biden, Jr., has been sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, taking the reins of power at a perilous time in American history and urging a bitterly divided country to unite around defeating the deadliest pandemic in a century.
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Extra Security At Oklahoma Capitol, Few Protesters Present
There was some expectation of protests at state capitols on Wednesday, but at the Oklahoma Capitol that hasn't panned out.
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