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Last week, about 20 rising Union High School sophomores were charged with building the tallest, free-standing structure they could out of sticks, tape and marshmallows.

Inflammation of the girl's heart was cited in a medical examiner's report, which stated that 9-year-old Milagros Villalpando died of natural causes.

Metro Machine Works is celebrating 30 years and Charlie Elliott, who has been in metal work his entire life, has collected more than 100 fabricating machines over the year, most of them historical pieces of Tulsa's manufacturing history.

The perceived resurgence of chicken house numbers in Delaware, Cherokee, Adair and Mayes counties comes with construction of an upgraded poultry processing facility just across the state line in Arkansas.

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After two celebrities committed suicide last week, some members of the Oklahoma Legislature disclosed their own bouts with depression, hoping to encourage people to seek help.

"Nations are like a lot of women with their babies. Each thinks that theirs is the best.” — April 28, 1933

For the last two months, friends, supporters and members of the Terence Crutcher family have stood before the City Council and Mayor G.T. Bynum to demand changes in police practices.NAACP Legal Defense Fund along with community leaders demand changes to…

The city councilors who did not draw opponents were District 2 Councilor Jeannie Cue, District 7 Councilor Anna America and District 8 Councilor Phil Lakin.

With several road construction projects continuing in the Tulsa metro area, motorists can expect to find various lanes of U.S. 169, the Broken Arrow Expressway, U.S. 75 and parts of the Inner Dispersal Loop closed intermittently.