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Capitol Report, Wayne Greene: Museum funding back on the table The fast set at the state Capitol has come up with a solution to the vexing problems of the American ...
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Capitol Notebook Dank irate
Capitol Report, Sunday Morning Quarterback: Gov. Mary FallinRep. Randy McDanielRep. Jadine Nollan Signs a long-sought income tax cut into ...
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Capitol Report Progress Report
Capitol Report, Sunday Morning Quarterback: Gov. Mary FallinRep. Randy McDanielRep. Jadine Nollan Signs a long-sought income tax cut into ...
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Political Notebook State GOP hits Taylor
Jenks schools scrutinized by state education department over "field test" opt-outs The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating Jenks Public Schools apparently to see if ...
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North Korea fires projectile into eastern waters
SEOUL, South Korea -; South Korea says North Korea has fired a projectile into waters off its eastern coast a day after launching three short-range missiles in the same ...
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T. Boone Pickens at 85 Energy mogul talks about his life legacy and why he cant retire
Amber Hilberling told a national television audience on Friday that she still can't understand what happened the day her husband fell to his death from the couple's high-rise apartment at the University Club ...
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Drumright man charged with manslaughter in wifes dragging death
Amber Hilberling told a national television audience on Friday that she still can't understand what happened the day her husband fell to his death from the couple's high-rise apartment at the University Club ...
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Bald eagle found dead at Oklahoma motel
Oklahoma Democrats re-elect party chairman Wallace Collins Oklahoma Democrats chose Saturday to give their party chairman another two-year stint in office instead ...
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Boy Scouts leaders to vote on lifting gay-youth ban
Boy Scouts' leaders to vote on lifting gay-youth ban With its ranks deeply divided, the Boy Scouts of America is asking its local leaders from across the ...
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Claremore man killed in two-vehicle crash
Drumright man charged with manslaughter in wife's dragging death A Drumright man was arrested on an allegation that he dragged his wife to death last ...
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Judge says no to video-recording witnesses in Fairmont Terrace murder case
Judge says no to video-recording witnesses in Fairmont Terrace murder case A Tulsa judge has again denied a defense request to allow the video recording of lay witnesses who testify ...
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Oak Road bridge repairs slated to start June 3
Mayoral candidates differ, or are ambivalent, on nonstreet capital projects Tulsa's mayoral candidates are quick to tout street repairs as their top priority for capital fundin ...
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Michael Pickens sued by father three siblings over blog posts
T. Boone Pickens at 85: Energy mogul talks about his life, legacy and why he can't retire Days away from his 85th birthday, T. Boone Pickens isn't satisfied with the estimated $1.2 billion fortune ...
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Jay Cronley Figuring the odds in tornado alley
Jay Cronley: Figuring the odds in tornado alley A meteorologist working for the Weather Channel has devised a system that predicts the likelihood of ...
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Fighting injuries: Fire chief responds to high number of workers comp claims The Fire Department's injury incident rate in 2011 was four times the national rate, with more than one ...
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Inside todays Tulsa World
An old photograph of Carol Eames' former west Tulsa home shows a different place from what she ultimately grew it into. The land is flat, plain and unremarkable in the picture. There are trees here and there and a lot of ...
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Mayoral candidates differ or are ambivalent on nonstreet capital projects
Dems struggle to find candidates for midterm races Republicans aren't the only ones roiled by internal jostling and recruiting hiccups ahead of next year's ...
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Jewelry artist wins Mayfests 2013 Best of Show award
Jewelry artist wins Mayfest's 2013 Best of Show award Mark Jimenez is the winner of Tulsa International Mayfest's 2013 Best of Show award, but don't expect ...
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Oklahoma Democrats re-elect party chairman Wallace Collins
Oklahoma Democrats re-elect party chairman Wallace Collins Oklahoma Democrats chose Saturday to give their party chairman another two-year stint in office instead ...
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Shoppes on Peoria celebrates grand opening
Leaders, business owners celebrate opening of Shoppes on Peoria The grand opening of the Shoppes on Peoria, 1717 N. Peoria Ave., marked the realization of a concept ...
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Lawmakers benefit from private prison donations
Berlusconi's 'bunga bunga' parties described in testimony Friday Silvio Berlusconi's private disco featured not only aspiring showgirls performing striptease acts as ...
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Jenks schools scrutinized by state education department over field test opt-outs
Michael Pickens sued by father, three siblings over blog posts T. Boone Pickens and three of his children are suing Pickens' son in Dallas County, saying his blog postings ...
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Owasso weighs converting bank building into city hall
Official: Broken rail eyed in Conn. train crash The commuter train derailment and collision that left dozens injured outside New York City was not the ...
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Capitol notebook State Rep. David Dank blasts stealthy rush of last-minute tax incentives
Jenks schools scrutinized by state education department over "field test" opt-outs The Oklahoma State Department of Education is investigating Jenks Public Schools apparently to see if ...
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Capitol Report Bills moving through the Legislature
Entrepreneurship evidently courses through the veins of the Deaton family - 19-year-old Aaron Deaton plans to follow in his dad's footsteps and enter this year's TCC StartUp Cup ...
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Tulsa city hall due for make over
The moving of city hall in 2008 was contentious, but was framed as beneficial to the city. In 2010 this may be coming true as new development plans for the old building take shape, alongside wider plans to recreate the downtown experience.
It was first reported in 2007 that the city council would be moved to a new City Hall and that the old City Hall building would be sold. Tulsa news media were told the move would benefit the city economically as the new building would be cheaper to operate and maintain, while the sale of the old building would partially fund the purchase of the new one. Read more
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