NWS: Wind advisory for Tulsa and adjoining counties through 9pm tonight!
KJRH: It could be a first for Tulsa, a double decker bridge.  Oklahoma Department of Transportation leaders are considering plans for one at I-244 and the Arkansas River near Southwest Boulevard. If plans go through, the westbound I-244 bridge would be replaced.  Traffic would travel on top and walkers, runners, cyclists, and trains would travel on bottom.
Tulsa Mayor Bartlett to submit budget to city council tonight. Does NOT include funding to rehire police officers.
VIDEO: NewsChannel 8 was on the scene of a police confrontation that ended with officers firing seven shots at the armed suspect.
Tulsa fire crews responded to the scene of an accident at the Bank of America downtown parking garage Wednesday afternoon, after a luxury car broke through an outside wall on the 6th floor and was hanging over the edge. The incident happened at about 2 p.m.
ANOTHER STATE CONSIDERS ARIZONA-STYLE IMMIGRATION LAW - The push to crack down on illegal immigration may have begun in Arizona, but it isn't ending there.  A Republican state lawmaker in Texas says she'll introduce legislation similar to the bill signed by the Arizona governor last week.  Texas State Representative Debbie Riddle accuses the federal government of ignoring the issue of illegal immigration.  Her Democratic colleagues call the proposal misguided and suggest it could politically hurt the GOP. A Utah lawmaker is considering a similar bill as well.
Oklahoma House Approves Bill To 'Opt Out' Of Federal Health Care designed to prevent the new federal health care law from applying to Oklahomans.
New information reveals Tulsa Public School officials knew about complaints against the Skelly Elementary school employee who police are now investigating for child molestation.
President Obama orders flags to half staff today in honor of the passing of civil rights Dorothy Height. Obama will attend her service today in Washington.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will likely be granted a visa to attend the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty review conference that opens in New York next week, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
The Wall Street overhaul championed by President Barack Obama was headed to the floor of the Senate after Republicans gave up filibuster efforts to keep it from debate.
A 44-year-old Texas mother of six who was found decapitated actually died from wounds she suffered while being attacked with a chainsaw, the local medical examiner has ruled.
China gymnasts stripped of Olympic medal - The U.S. is given the bronze from 2000 because the Chinese team entered an athlete who was too young.
Seventh 'Idol' hopeful eliminated - Siobhan Magnus, the quirky contestant with the big voice, is cut from "American Idol." The "American Idols Live! Tour" will return to BOK Center Aug. 8
Amid a national debate over Arizona's tough new immigration law, Republican Alabama gubernatorial candidate Tim James (and son of previous Gov. Fob James) vows in a new campaign ad that if he's elected, he'll give the state driver's license exam only in English, as a cost-saving measure.
Republican Florida Governor Charlie Crist has decided he will run as an independent in the race to fill the Florida U.S. Senate seat, although the official announcement is scheduled for Thursday at 5pm ET in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Senate campaign has been rough and tumble for Crist, he was once the front-runner -- but in recent months began trailing his GOP opponent, Florida State Speaker Marco Rubio.
The U.S. Coast Guard on Wednesday set a "controlled burn" to battle a giant oil slick from last week's deadly offshore drilling rig explosion, as the spill threatened wide-scale coastal damage for four U.S. Gulf Coast states. The leaking well, 5,000 feet (1,525 metres) under the sea off Louisiana's coast, has created an oil sheen and emulsified crude slick slightly bigger than the U.S. state of West Virginia, the Coast Guard said.
RUNWAY RULES - Good news for airplane passengers - horror stories of planes being stuck on the tarmac for 10 hours are about to become a thing of the past. A new rule from the DOT goes into effect on April 29 preventing planes from staying on the tarmac for more than 3 hours without the passengers deplaning (provided doing so doesn't create a safety or security issue). Violators would face stiff fines - $27,500 per passenger (a full Boeing 737 would rack up a bill for $3.5 million).
RUSH: Is it Time for a Tequila Summit? Obama Takes Shot at Arizona Cops
The truth is, the Democrats fear this law will lead to people asking for ID at polling places -- and without voter fraud, Democrats are sunk. There's nothing compassionate here.
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