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Employees told police two men entered the store while brandishing handguns and demanding money.

In its first six months of operating the commissary, the top three profit generators for the Sheriff's Office were Ramen noodles ($100,000 in sales), electronic cigarettes ($86,000) and coffee ($55,000).INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC: See which Tulsa County jail commissary items are most…

The city’s Urban Data Pioneers program was recognized Wednesday as one of the most innovative and effective approaches to municipal problem-solving in the Americas and Europe. It brings together city employees and volunteers to use data to identify and solve…

Under the terms of the merger agreement, Williams will acquire all of the 256.0 million public outstanding units of Williams Partners at a fixed exchange ratio of 1.494 Williams shares for each public unit of Williams Partners.​

Jones was the son of the late Jenk Jones Sr., longtime Tribune editor and publisher. He was brother of Tribune editor and publisher Jenk Jones Jr.

Lindsay McAteer was certain her life was over. After a lifetime living with depression, anxiety and a substance use disorder, the Tulsa woman was facing 12 years to life in prison for nonviolent drug offenses. Then her lawyer, a judge…

"The Senate’s not in session today, so the country got a break.” — May 10, 1933

The city of Tulsa's surplus property auction will be held Saturday at the city’s surplus property facility, 108 N. Trenton Ave.Photo gallery: Check out the interesting items that will be sold this weekend at the City of Tulsa Auction

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges is celebrating 60 years in Tulsa and a growth spurt that will double its size to bring more sports, and emotional support, to those in need.

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