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Tulsa County DA, Parks Dept. Unveil ‘Pathway Of Hope’ Dedicated To Crime Victims
The Tulsa County District Attorney’s office and Tulsa County Parks Department unveiled a special memorial for crime victims Tuesday.
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44 Years After Daughter’s Murder, Oklahoma Mother Keeps Fighting For Victims’ Rights
A mother whose daughter was murdered at a Girl Scout camp in Mayes County 44 years ago has been a force for change over the years for victims’ rights.
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President Biden To America After Chauvin Verdict: ‘We Can’t Stop Here’
President Joe Biden said Tuesday the conviction of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin in the killing of George Floyd “can be a giant step forward” for the nation in the fight against systemic racism. But he declared that “it’s not enough.”
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Minnesota vs. Oklahoma Law: How Chauvin Trial Would Have Been Different Here
The jury in Minnesota was able to convict Derek Chauvin on all three counts, where in Oklahoma, a jury would be allowed to pick just one count.
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Watch: Tulsa Community Activists Call For Police Reform After Chauvin Conviction
A group of Tulsa activists said the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is an important step but believe there’s still work to be done.
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Broken Arrow Elects New Mayor, Vice Mayor
The City of Broken Arrow has elected a new mayor and vice mayor.
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Jenks City Council Votes In Favor Of Mask Mandate Removal
Jenks City Council voted Tuesday evening in favor of removing the city’s mask mandate.
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Suspect Arrested In Connection With Man Shot, Killed While Riding Bike
Tulsa Police arrested a suspect in connection for last week’s deadly shooting at the Waterstone Apartments.
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Relationship Between Legislature's Top Republicans Turns Icy Over Federal Override Bill
The weather is not the only thing to turning cold in Oklahoma Tuesday.
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Bill To Help Solve Cases Of Missing, Murdered Native Americans Signed Into Law
Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill into law Tuesday to help solve cases involving missing and murdered Native Americans.
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Witnesses Testify In Federal Murder Trial Of Former Tulsa Police Officer
Testimony started Tuesday in the federal murder trial of former Tulsa Police officer Shannon Kepler.
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Tulsa Mass COVID-19 Vaccine Site Set To Open Wednesday
A mass vaccination site will open Wednesday in Tulsa, with the capacity to vaccinate up to 3,000 people a day for the next eight weeks.
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Dance Studio Celebrates 30 Years of Classes For Dancers With Special Needs
Miss Shelly’s School of Dance has been teaching free ballet classes for dancers with special needs for more than 30 years.
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