Anna Codutti

Oklahoma Watch: Remote work at state agencies ongoing after Gov. Stitt's order

The city's vision for a downtown sidewalk improvement project announced earlier this month has been made clear after crews on Wednesday replaced orange construction fencing along Fourth Street with 3-foot boulders.

The Keystone Lake closures took effect June 16 after yet another round of heavy rainfall. A safety reminder for parents with small children: Heavy rainfall also leads to elevated levels of E. coli in bodies of water.

The Get Up Kids and Parker Millsap are signed on as musical guests at the tour's stop Saturday, June 21 in Tulsa at the Arvest Convention Center.

Mayor Monroe Nichols and city councilors are hosting the gatherings, which provide residents the opportunity to meet one-on-one with city leaders and department heads.

The argument from the Oklahoma Insurance Department commissioner is not substantiated by weather data, which shows less hail in Oklahoma than in states with lower rates.

The biggest award, over $50 million, went to the Cherokee Nation, which last year committed to a $120 million investment into affordable housing for its citizens.

The father and one of the children were able to escape, but Leila Seyed Faraji, 46, and 7-year-old Rosa Faraji were still inside the SUV when it was caught up in rushing floodwaters.

State of emergency declared for 12 counties impacted by fires, wind

A Tesla went off the road near 91st Street and Riverside Drive and ended up in Joe Creek on Thursday night.

Ascension St. John Health System now offers 13 surgical robots at five of its seven hospitals, including a newly opened orthopedic surgery facility in Jenks.

The Osage Nation will celebrate the release of the Tallchief Barbie at an event at 10 a.m. Monday in Pawhuska.

The new design gives the figure a T-shirt and a bicycle, with a flipped-visor hat in place of the pointy coif and white athletic shoes instead of hiking-style boots.

Nicholas Stewart, 28, was arrested on a complaint of negligent homicide after a pedestrian handing out leaflets Tuesday in the south Tulsa intersection was killed in the crash.

At least one person has died after a collision in south Tulsa involving multiple vehicles. Several others were injured.

The Muscogee (Creek) Nation purchased Saint Francis Health System’s East Campus Hospital, a 92,663-square-foot facility, for a Healing and Recovery Center to open next year in phases.

In the last 21 months, Broken Arrow has seen 18 of its residents die in murder-suicide events.

Officers responded just before 11 a.m. Friday to the scene in the 1600 block of West Toledo Place.

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