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Crime · TulsaOne family’s game night turned violent and ended in gunplay when a fight broke out between two men during a game of Monopoly, Oklahoma police say.
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Monopoly game ends in gunfire after fight breaks out at Oklahoma home: Police
71% Center coverage: 24 sources
Tulsa · TulsaMontgomery had just completed his eighth season as the football's team head coach, ending with an inspiring 37-30 comeback win over Houston on Saturday night. Over the span of his tenure, Montgomery fashioned a 43-53 record, playing in four bowl games (going 2-2) His 96 games coached ranks third among TU coaches, while his 43 wins leaves him sixth on Tulsa's all-time coaching list.See the Story
TU parts ways with football coach Philip Montgomery after eight seasons
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Tulsa · TulsaTulsa County District Court Judge Doug Drummond has denied City Councilor Mykey Arthrell's petition alleging voting irregularities. Unofficial results from the Tulsa County Election Board that day showed Miller up 28 votes. Miller and his attorney, Jim Hicks, were not immediately available for comment Tuesday morning.See the Story
Judge denies Councilor Arthrell's challenge of District 5 election results
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Sand Springs · Sand SpringsCasandra House was diagnosed with congestive heart failure at 38. Her father died of a heart attack two days before Christmas one year ago. House relies on the Indian Health Service, which covers most of her health care and medications. But a new one that costs $10,000 a month is going to be a problem, she said.See the Story
Project Santa: Heart failure diagnosis at 38 means big change for Sand Springs woman
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Tulsa · Tulsa918 Maples Tacos & Cantina has opened a second location in Tulsa. The new location took over the space once home to Mangos Cuban Cafe. Goodytwos Toffee Company will open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Friday.See the Story
918 Maples opens new location on Studio Row
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Weapons · TulsaLeeroy Wendell McQueary II, 39, faces two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to do bodily harm in Indian Country.See the Story
Man linked to hospital disturbance charged
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Tulsa · TulsaKenney Solomon, Braylon Braxton and Justin Wright all entered the portal Wednesday. The NCAA Transfer Portal is a private database with names of student-athletes who wish to transfer. Players can change their minds at any point and withdraw from the portal. Once a player enters the portal, the current scholarship no longer has to be honored.See the Story
Former Tennessee defender among three Tulsa players in transfer portal
Tulsa · TulsaBlack Creeks, known as Creek Freedman, were removed from the rolls in 1979. They haven't been entitled to benefits for decades. Attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons is presenting his case in court Thursday. Muscogee Nation spokesman: Race is not a factor in obtaining citizenship.See the Story
Tulsa attorney calling for justice for Black Creeks
Tulsa County · Tulsa CountyThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reclassifies the northern long-eared bat as endangered. The bat, listed as threatened in 2015, now faces extinction due to white-nose syndrome. The rule takes effect Jan. 30. Bats are critical to healthy, functioning natural areas and contribute at least $3 billion annually.See the Story
Bat found in Tulsa County, eastern Oklahoma, placed on endangered list
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Tulsa · TulsaMedical professionals urge people to try their best to stay away from wherever the sickness is lingering. RSV spikes seems to be making a re-appearance, as more children are back to in-person learning. Dr. Mathew Else, a family medicine doctor at Utica Park Clinic, says viruses started ramping up.See the Story
Tulsa doctors treating mix of viruses post-Thanksgiving
Homeless · TulsaThe Be Heard Movement was founded in Tulsa to bring clothes, showers and resources to Tulsa's homeless population. The non-profit organization took in double last year's donations in Giving Tuesday from other states as well. They also received more than $20,000 in hygiene products for the next year's worth of mobile shower and laundry services.See the Story
Be Heard uses Giving Tuesday donations to buy a warming station
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
