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Driver Killed At Rural Rogers County Intersection
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A man was killed in a two-car collision on a rural Rogers County Road. The early morning crash took place at the intersection of South 425 Road and West 590 Road about five miles east of Chouteau. Comment?
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Stalled Pickup Causes Chain Reaction Wreck, Damaging Tulsa Police Car
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A stalled pickup led to a chain reaction wreck involving a Tulsa police car. It happened shortly before 3 a.m. on the eastbound Broken Arrow Expressway near Memorial Drive. Comment?
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Residents Worry Moving Broken Arrow Fire Station Risks Public Safety
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The move closed a station that was 1,100 sq. ft and opened a station that is 11,000 sq. Comment?
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Spavinaw Residents Make Progress After April Tornado
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The trailer home that was on top of Mike Dollard's house last month is now in pieces next door. Comment?
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Police: Girl Shot, Gunman Beaten In Street
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A 16-year-old girl was taken to the hospital in serious condition Friday, after being shot at an apartment complex near SE 59th and Sunnylane Rd. Comment?
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Security Tighter At This Year's Tulsa Mayfest
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Officers say they've increased security this year. Visitors aren't allowed to bring ice chests or backpacks, and if you bring a large bag, be ready to have it searched. Comment?
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Oklahoma Congressman Introduces Bill Proposing Federal Term Limits
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Representative Jim Bridenstine teamed up with a Texas Democrat for what he says is the first bi-partisan push for federal term limits in more than a decade. Comment?
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Man Convicted Of Murder In 2011 Tulsa Walmart Parking Lot Shooting
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Desjuante Boyd shot a man in his car, in the Walmart parking lot at 66th and Memorial, back in the summer of 2011. Comment?
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Drastic Gas Price Hike Leaves Oklahomans With Empty Pockets
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"It's frustrating and it hurts, you know, because you've got stuff you've got to do," Ella James said. Comment?
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Three Bound Over For Trial In Armed Robberies Near TU Campus
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A Tulsa County judge decided there is enough evidence to try three people charged in connection with a pair of armed robberies near the TU campus. Comment?
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Oklahoma Officials Stress Boater Safety, Importance Of Life Jackets
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It's casual Friday for a lot of business across Green Country, but instead of dressing down, some dressed up to save lives. Comment?
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Silver Alert Issued For 73-Year-Old Alzheimer's Patient From Barnsdall
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They say he was last seen wearing a brown Oklahoma Highway patrol cap and blue jeans. Comment?
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New Cardiac Care Mobile App Launches First In Tulsa
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Tulsa's network of electronically connected medical providers has expanded beyond 1,300 physicians to even community health events, like the one last week at Guthrie Green. Comment?
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Okla. court upholds life sentence in uncle's death
An Oklahoma appeals court has upheld the life prison sentence of a 38-year-old man who was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting his uncle to death. Comment?
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Outgoing Mail Left In Mailboxes An Invitation To Thieves
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Despite all we can do online these days, you sometimes still need to write a check to pay a bill by mail. Comment?
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Charges Filed Against Tulsa Couple Accused Of Whipping 9-Year-Old With Belt
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The father and stepmother of a 9-year-old boy, who police say endured "torture" in their care, are now facing criminal charges. Comment?
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Oversight Means Voters Could Throw Out Rogers County Sales Tax Extension
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However, it appears notice of the election was never published in any Rogers County newspaper, which is required by state law. Comment?
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Pawnee Teacher Resigns Ahead Of Due-Process Hearing Over Misconduct Claims
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According to the Pawnee Public School District, it has accepted the resignation of a teacher who was apparently at the center of sexual misconduct allegations. Comment?
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Corps Of Engineers Explains Releasing Water From Already Low Oklahoma Lakes
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The past few years of little rainfall haven't been good for Skiatook Lake. Grass and weeds are growing up in places that should be covered with water. Comment?
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HUD Offices Nationwide To Have Furlough Days Due To Sequester
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As a result of the government-wide spending cuts known as sequestration, The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced it will close its nationwide offices next Friday. Comment?
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