“It’s extremely relieving,” said Lt. Paul Madden with TPD. “We don’t necessarily lower our posture to assume there is no work left to do here, so we swept the entire mall and checked on folks, and we’re reassuring them that they were in no danger.”

In February, the new board members requested more time to review the standards before approving. That was struck down, and the standards were approved. Now, some of those board members said they felt deceived following claims that those standards were edited after the board’s approval.

The victim told police that his brother, David Strickland, accused him of stealing a lottery ticket and then began assaulting him. Strickland then allegedly choked the victim.

OHP said the truck left the roadway, struck a guardrail, and fell into the creek. The driver was seriously injured but remained alert and responsive.

ODOT said the Oklahoma Traffic Commission (OTC) awarded the $252 million project to Manhattan Road and Bridge in October of last year.

91,206 marijuana plants were seized along with 2,099 pounds of processed marijuana.

Also known as “Sun Bucks,” the Summer EBT program is offered through Cherokee Nation Public Health’s Nutrition Programs, and they expect to serve around 50,000 children during the 2025 summer program.

All parties involved consider the cause of road conditions to be inflation of road repair materials and labor, along with the large amount of semi-truck traffic in Oklahoma. The data from TRIP showed traffic is expected to double in the next five years.

Mayor Nichols announced these conversations to allow residents to hear from the City and ask questions.

The district said this is a testament to their high-quality model of rigorous and STEM-based education. 

A father and his 10-year-old daughter swam to safety, but the mother and 7-year-old daughter drowned.

The ceremony will now be held at First Church on the corner of NW 5th Street and North Robinson Avenue.

The State Legislature created a special select committee to hold the microscope over the State Department of Mental Health Services. 

The Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling at OSU-Tulsa is offering free one-time sessions of support for those affected by the wildfires. The sessions can take place either in-person or virtually.