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Bob Anderson said he has worked a lot of disasters in his 38 years as a rural firefighter including major regional tornadoes in Moore, Oologah, Catoosa and — up until

Be sure to also get tickets to see some of the finest young musical theater talent in the state at the fourth annual Discovery Awards on Friday.

A North American Tour will begin at Tulsa Performing Arts Center and The Outsiders will open Celebrity Attractions 2025-2026 Tulsa Broadway season.

Some Oklahomans have received text messages claiming they owe past-due toll charges. Those who might be concerned about legitimate unpaid toll charges can call the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority at 800-745-3727.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt said Friday he was concerned the Senate would not confirm six of his appointees to serve on his cabinet and in other oversight posts.

Miss Northwestern Oklahoma State University 2024 Megan Spray, a junior majoring in mass communication from Sharon, Oklahoma, will represent the university and northwest Oklahoma in the 2024 Miss Oklahoma competition

The musical will launch its North American tour from Tulsa, Oklahoma.

In the years during and since the COVID-19 pandemic, employers have been less willing to create jobs in higher-wage states, and workers are avoiding skyrocketing housing costs and taking advantage of new options for remote work.

21 people have accused officers at the Tulsa County Family Center for Juvenile Justice of sexually assaulting and harassing them while they were detained.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Thirteen Oklahoma teachers have received Fund for Teachers fellowships, which will provide them the opportunity to pursue self-designed professional development over the summer.