The Federal Reserve’s first rate hike since 2023 could raise costs for variable-rate debt while giving Oklahoma savers an opportunity to shop for better returns.
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Osage Nation authorizes investigation into Principal Chief Joe Tillman
The Osage Nation Congress has authorized up to $50,000 for a special counsel to investigate three allegations involving Principal Chief Joe Tillman and his staff.
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Drummond seeks injunction to block proposed aluminum smelter in Inola, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking a federal court to block construction while his lawsuit challenging the proposed 633-acre aluminum smelter moves forward.
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Blue Whale Comedy Festival returns to Tulsa with national headliners
The four-day Blue Whale Comedy Festival returns to Tulsa later this month with more than 75 performers, new events and a Route 66-themed celebration.
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Residents caught in the middle of apartment ownership dispute
Residents at 11 apartment complexes in the Tulsa metro and Bartlesville are caught in the middle of an ownership dispute between Delaware-based YSA Investments and Vesta Realty owner Marc Kulick, with each side claiming control of the properties.
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Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen announces retirement after decades of service
Larsen, the 41st chief of the Tulsa Police Department, is retiring after a 45-year career that included leadership roles across operations and investigations.
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Medicaid cuts could further strain rural health care in Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Medical Association warns funding reductions could lead to more hospital closures, physician shortages and health care deserts.
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Oklahoma AG announces settlement to cut proposed PSO rate increase
The proposed agreement would reduce the average residential electric bill increase from more than $25 per month to about $2.45, pending approval by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
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Tulsa utility bills going up in October as city council passes rate hikes, delays budget vote
The Tulsa City Council approved increases to stormwater and trash fees on Tuesday while pushing its fiscal year 2027 budget vote to next week.
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Oklahoma Gov. Stitt signs ‘Bell to Bell, No Cell’ school phone ban into law
The new Oklahoma law requires school districts to restrict student cell phone use during the school day while allowing exceptions for emergencies and medical needs.
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Large fire sends black smoke into sky in west Tulsa, fire crews respond
Tulsa firefighters are responding to a fire at a refinery.
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Owasso fourth grader heads to national academic competition
Drew Carter is heading to a national academic competition in Florida, the only student from his school in Owasso to qualify.