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Tulsa Public Schools officials original proposal, the former Ross Elementary building, drew objections due to the number of registered sex offenders living near that site. #oklaed

Rudisill Regional Library is one of four system locations scheduled to be replaced as part of the "My Library, Our Future" campaign. A groundbreaking is set for this summer.

"These are profit-motivated criminals," says TUs chair of cyber studies. "Hospitals are strongly incentivized to pay the ransom, and criminals stick to what works."

Tulsa, Jenks and Union public schools are among the list of school districts that received Opioid Abatement Board grants.

The DCC Alpecin team united for Tulsa Tough last year. They enjoyed it so much they continued the tradition this year. “(It’s) like our season highlight,” a German cyclist said.

StateImpact education reporter Beth Wallis and health reporter Jillian Taylor talk with managing editor Logan Layden about some of this year's legislative highlights.

There's no shortage of patriotic activities in Green Country around the 4th of July. Below is a list of options you can check out with you friends and family!

Voters will choose between educator Michelle McCane, 36, and Job Corps Head Workforce Specialist Adam Martin, 28.

“When it becomes personal, your life does not move on,” Greg Husen said. “Somehow weve got to make it personal before other people lose their daughter.”

The Oklahoma State Fair is offering a flash sale for those wanting a season pass to this September's fairground fun.