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How did Oklahoma turn 6 House seats blue? 3 women are leading the party’s rebuild.
There wasn’t a blue wave in Oklahoma, but the state Democratic Party saw some ripples when it picked up House seats this week. Leaders see potential to do more.
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‘It’s a really bad problem’: Lollipops owners raise concerns over safety, trespassing
After opening the Tulsa restaurant in May, the family operating Lollipop’s say they’ve been attacked — and disappointed by the city’s response to the violent incidents.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission approves higher PSO rates for residents
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma rate case decision mandates refunds, but not for its residential customers. It comes nearly a year after PSO sought to increase rates.
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OKC’s stepmom checks off bucket list with Saturday Cain’s Ballroom performance
Art punk band stepmom is one of four acts that will play music while fans enjoy chili from local restaurants all in support of nonprofit Horton Records.
These free Tulsa wellness and fitness events will keep you moving through the holidays
Don’t hibernate just yet. While many fitness events are headed indoors, you can still find free yoga, dance and meditation classes around the Tulsa metro.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Nov. 6-8
Want to discover a new scene in Tulsa? We’ve got ideas for shopping local art, celebrating Día de los Muertos and seeing an OKC band rock Cain’s.
Country legend Roy Clark called Tulsa home. Now a street is named for him.
The “Hee Haw” cohost moved to Tulsa in 1974 and spent the rest of his life in T-Town. Hundreds celebrated Roy Clark’s life and a street named after him alongside his widow Barbara Tuesday.
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‘I will be back’: Corinice Wilson vows return after District 1 defeat
Tulsa City Council candidate Corinice Wilson said her fight for advancing District 1 will continue. She also plans to run again in two years.
Nationwide voter turnout surge skips Oklahoma, where less than half of registered voters cast a ballot
Turnout statewide rests at nearly 46%, down from the past two gubernatorial elections. How each party scored on ballot box attendance remains to be seen.
With another two-year term secured, Vanessa Hall-Harper tells critics: ‘Let’s get to work’
Following her re-election to the Tulsa City Council, the councilwoman said she is ready to move on from a tough campaign and work with anybody who wants to see change in District 1.
Who won the races for Tulsa’s Oklahoma House and Senate seats? We round up the November election results.
While incumbents largely kept their seats, Democrat Joe Watkins unexpectedly flipped a state House seat representing parts of Tulsa and Broken Arrow.