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The months of July through October are typically the highest risk months for exposure to West Nile in Oklahoma, though the health department begins its mosquito surveillance program each May.

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Tulsa police arrested a man Thursday afternoon on allegations he masturbated on a bench adjacent to the Tulsa World and next to the Reunion Center in downtown Tulsa.

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education will approve fiscal year 2019 budgets and tuition rates for the state’s public institutions.

Tulsa-based Spherexx.com has grown from three workers in the kitchen of a south Tulsa home to 64 employees servicing about 4,000 clients worldwide.

James Wagner gets one version or another of this question all the time: What can I do to help the city?

The price to build the five-mile extension is now estimated to be approximately $340 million, up about $40 million, with the toll $1.85 for vehicles traveling the full length of the new roadway, state officials said Thursday.

A leading House Republican said Thursday he thinks most and maybe all of the regulatory framework for medical marijuana can be formulated through the state Department of Health and won't require a special legislative session.

Gilpin died June 24 at 64. A memorial service is set for 11 a.m. Saturday, June 30, at All Souls Unitarian Church.

Family members of Dena Dean met Thursday with personnel from the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office, a possible sign that authorities — shortly after the 20th anniversary of Dean's death — are close to having a case filed against the…