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sign-upDo you have your eclipse viewing plan in place? Whether you are traveling to the path of totality or staying local, eye doctors want to make sure you have a plan in place for viewing the eclipse safely.
Read MoreThe performances of Romeo and Juliet are at the Tulsa PAC March 21-24. Tulsa Ballet Managing Director Scott Black joins us to talk about the return of the production.
Read MoreThe City of Bartlesville is gearing up for a charter election. It's the first one since 2010, and there's an item on the ballot that could have a big impact on the city government.
Read MoreFabric and crafts retailer Joann declared bankruptcy on Monday amid spending cutbacks from consumers and higher operating costs.
Read MoreSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Monday extended an order barring Texas officials from detaining and jailing migrants suspected of crossing the U.S. southern border without authorization under a new state immigration law known as SB4.
Read MoreOklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
Read MoreAfter conflict threatened the life of an Oklahoma City woman's friend in Gaza, she is now raising money to send to support her and her family.
Read MoreSilhouette Sneakers & Art has been near Archer and Greenwood since 2019 and sells custom and high-end shoes, vintage apparel, and modern streetwear.
Read MoreJames Economou, also known as Jimmy, died on Friday, March 15 at his home. He was best known as the longtime owner of Coney Island in Downtown Tulsa, which his dad founded back in 1926.
Read MoreTulsa Police asked for help to identify two people who they said kicked in the front door of a house and then stole a TV.
Read MoreMeteorologist Alan Crone is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with your morning forecast.
Read MoreSenator James Lankford sent a letter to Senate leaders asking for immediate action on reforming "pharmacy benefit managers," or PBMs.
Read MoreAn effort is underway at the State Capitol to bring back a decades-long tradition at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. For nearly 70 years, people from all over the world came to watch prisoners take part in barrel racing, calf roping, and other rodeo activities. The event came to an end 15 years ago, but now some state lawmakers want to revive the rodeo.
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