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Farmington April 1-27 San Juan College will host a variety of activities for Sexual Assault Awareness month. Details: bit.ly/43bfhCO. Monday-Friday, April 3-7 The Passion play, 7-9 p.m., McGee Park Co...

Lawrence school district leaders will soon consider boundary changes associated with the recently approved closures of Broken Arrow and Pinckney elementary scho

Local teams compete against other countries in robotics competition. Hundreds of high school creators filled the Expo Square to show off their brains, brawn and of course, robots.

Community college makes a degree more affordable. Graduates are prepared to go into the workforce or transfer to a four-year university.

Robot, tulsa, tulsa county, stem, first champs, engineering

A street improvement project that will widen Albany Street (61st St.) from three lanes to five lanes between Lynn Lane and County Line Road will begin on Monday, April 10,

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed a motion Thursday requesting the states appellate court vacate the death row conviction of Richard Glossip.

Districts increase police presence amid school threats. The FBI says it's aware of the threats happening nationwide and follows up on every tip.

Richard Glossip, who has had his execution pushed back several times, is on death row for the 1997 murder of his boss, Barry Van Treese.

City of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Timothy Robbins, street widening, Washington Street, Olive and Aspen Aves, lane closure