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A medical heat alert has been issued for the second consecutive day after EMSA responded to six heat-related calls on Sunday.

World staffers Andrea Eger and Ginnie Graham were both recognized this week, garnering awards for their investigative reporting and column-writing, respectively.

More than 70 percent of Tulsa Public Schools students qualify for free or reduced lunches, a key indicator of poverty. With school not in session, the children can still receive meals. They just need to get a ride to one…

Currently, Oklahoma has a zero-tolerance law saying that any positive test for THC or its metabolites is considered driving under the influence. The language of SQ788 fails to exempt licensed patients from that law, nor does it provide a legal…

Shadow Box Military Gear is packed with hats, patches, shirts and other goods for various branches of the military, multiple wars and even overseas assignments. There is a wall of hats for various stations used by the U.S. military in…

Candidates make cases in their bids for seat that covers central Osage and northern Tulsa Counties.

The driver of the stolen pickup reportedly sped away from an officer and ran a stop sign before crashing into a car at 14th Street and Yale Avenue.

District administrators and teachers have spent much of the past week learning how to help prevent suicides.

The city of Tulsa has spent approximately $65 million on infrastructure improvements in and around the park.

Oklahomans will be voting June 26 on whether to join 30 other states in legalizing medical marijuana — or, as some prefer, medical cannabis.