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I-244 expressway, built in the 60s, ensured that Black Wall Street would never return to its glory days.

The embers had barely cooled before Black Tulsans began rebuilding Greenwood Avenue.

Law enforcement agencies participating in the DUI checkpoint include the Tulsa Police Department, the Tulsa County Sheriffs Office and the Muscogee Nation Lighthorse Tribal Police Department.

Unusually, the Republican-led House and Senate voted to override the veto of legislation authored by a Democrat, Sen. Jo Anna Dossett of Tulsa.

The budget, which now goes to Gov. Stitt, pads state savings to set a record of some $4.7 billion, House Budget Committee Chairman Kevin Wallace said.

The domestic violence suspect, a Native citizen, drew a large law enforcement response that later was called a successful collaboration between city and tribal police.

The measure would shield the poultry industry from future lawsuits and would put fines on farmers considered “bad actors." It is not expected to affect pending litigation.

The measure previously had passed the Senate on a 37-4 vote. After it passed 57-35 through the House, it advanced for consideration by Gov. Kevin Stitt. #oklaed #okleg

FOX23 went down to the Family Safety Center at the Tulsa Police Department to speak with Stewart about domestic violence.

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