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A $93 million world-class amphitheater is coming to Broken Arrow.The amphitheater is set to be built by the end of 2025, adjacent to Broken Arrow’s events park,

Suicide, suicide ideology, teens, youth, tweens, filmmakers, Oklahoma, filmmakers, What Rhymes With Reason, Kyle Roberts, Emily Farmer, Nicole Barton, mental health, anxiety, depression

Read through the obituaries published today in Tulsa World.

The following construction projects will impact travel on interstates, major highways and turnpikes from Friday, Oct. 6, through Sunday, Oct. 8. For daily traffic advisories visit www.odot.org and follow @OKDOT

Storm, storm damage, Metro Christian Academy, power outages, power outage, water damage, Tulsa County, Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, PSO

As Richard Glossip tries to dodge a 10th execution date, one state lawmaker is looking at the potential for a new moratorium on the death penalty over the convicted killer’s

Pauls Valley’s public library will soon be a stop for a special presentation offering a look back into part of Oklahoma’s past.

Top 10 stays the same in NFCA Summer/Fall High School Top 25.

Absentee ballot, deadline, voter deadline, November 14 elections, Tulsa County, Broken Arrow Public Schools Special Bond Proposition, City of Skiatook Special Sales Tax Proposition, County Election Board Secretary Gwen Freeman, Gwen Freeman, notarized

Look through budget-friendly homes for first home buyers and flippers