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Albert “Kell” Kelly, a former Tulsa banker, resigned Tuesday from the Environmental Protection Agency, where he had been hired to bring business acumen to the Superfund cleanup program but faced questions about his banking past.

Fundraising for Oklahoma's jam-packed Republican gubernatorial campaign matches almost exactly the only public polling on the race.

City Councilor Connie Dodson wants to know what Tulsans think about allowing the animals to be household pets.

Using as comparison a set of hand prints and footprints taken from then-16-year-old Michael Bever upon his arrest for the stabbing deaths of his family, an Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminalist spent more than a year on efforts to…

Police identified Johnathon Weatherford, 21, as the city's first homicide victim since 2014. Jenks Police Sgt. Melissa Brown said the police chief would make a statement at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Zachary Reed, 19, has received a one-year deferred sentence after pleading no contest in an agreement with prosecutors to amend a first-degree manslaughter charge down to negligent homicide.Related: Bill Haisten: As Dennis Byrd is eulogized, ‘our hearts are broken’From 2002:…

Marjorie Rosa Satterfield, 61, was initially was booked on 123 complaints of animal cruelty before being released on bail. Those complaints were reduced to three charges — one for each type of animal found at her home.

The focus of a severe weather outbreak expected this week for the Plains has shifted north to parts of Kansas and Missouri, forecasters said.

A woman who for years has fought against the city of Claremore over smart meter technology still needs hundreds of signatures for a petition to examine "possible irregularities" in the city's budget.

One person was reportedly shot in the buttocks in a north Tulsa neighborhood.