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Two civil rights groups plan to file a federal lawsuit after they say deputies forced a Muslim woman to remove her hijab in public in front of male deputies while attempting to enter the county courthouse.

Most Oklahoma tribal compacts are up for renewal in 2020, which means sports gaming could be a key negotiating point.

June 1 is the last day you can register to vote for Oklahoma's June 26 Primary Election.

A man who was named Tulsa's Most Wanted fugitive after being charged in a fatal shooting last month has been captured in Wichita, Kansas.

The girl was 3 when she last saw her mother who was imprisoned in her brother's death. Through tears, she told Murphy, "You didn't protect us."From the archives: Records show mistakes, questionable evidence in woman's overturned murder case

Charles Worley left his home in the 8900 block of East 17th Place on Wednesday morning and hasn't been seen since then, according to police.

The skeletal remains of two horses also were found on the property near Haskell.

Principal Chief James Floyd said the tribe plans to develop the tract as a destination resort. A Muscogee (Creek) Nation-owned casino in Eufaula will likely be relocated, he said.

City officials have consistently said they intend to have a new, world-class USA BMX facility constructed by next summer to ensure that Tulsa is a candidate to host the sport’s Olympic trials in 2020.

"Storms which affect mainly eastern Oklahoma could produce some large hail but the main threat will likely be damaging winds on Monday night into Tuesday morning," forecasters said.