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State Board Of Education Meeting: What Was Discussed?
The Oklahoma State Board of Education had it's monthly meeting on Thursday, and discussed several topics of interest.
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Summer Weather Sets In As Tulsa State Fair Begins; Pattern Changes Late Next Week
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15-Year-Old Girl Killed In Multi Car Collision
OHP confirmed that the teen was killed in a crash near 161st and 49th West Avenue near Glenpool at 4:47 p.m.
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Fire At Abandoned Sunset Plaza Apartments
The Tulsa Fire Department has been using the Sunset Plaza Apartments for training, but when this fire started, there was no one on the scene.
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Tulsa Public Schools Gives First Presentation On Progress To State Board Following Accreditation Battle
The state board upgraded the district’s status from “Accredited with Warning” to “Accredited with Deficiencies,” and TPS is required to make monthly reports on their efforts to improve reading scores and financial transparency.
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Despite High Prices, Love For Food Draws Crowds At Tulsa State Fair
Some fairgoers say the prices of the food are high, but it's a price they are willing to pay after waiting all year for the experience.
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Muscogee Nation Judge Rules Black Freedmen Descendants Eligible For Citizenship
The ruling has significant implications and may pave the way for Black Creek Freedmen to finally gain full citizenship within the tribe.
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People Flock To Opening Day At Tulsa State Fair
Skipping school and coming to the fair each year is a tradition for many people, including the Evans family. Their excuse? A family emergency.
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Italian Ice Shop Provides Opportunities For Adults With Special Needs
Tyler Armstrong's boss believes he will help out with anything she needs done at Bria's Italian Ice shop, whether it's greeting customers, handing out sweet treats, or doing some heavy lifting.
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'They Never Work': Oklahoma Representative Speaks On Impending Government Shutdown
Congressman Cole and the others say, like their hardline conservative colleagues, they are also eager to cut spending and understand how some could be so passionate about the issue, but they say forcing the government to shut down is not the way to do it.
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Deputies Share Resources For Parents To Keep Kids Safe During Tulsa State Fair
Last year, deputies reunited over 100 kids with their parents during the Tulsa State Fair. TCSO said you should talk to your children about what to do in case they get lost.
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Health Department Holds Off On Enforcing Guidelines For Tattoo Artists
The OSDH is holding off on telling tattoo artists and body piercers that they can't be more than 1,000 feet from a school, church, or playground.
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Therapy Thoughts: What Is Imposter Syndrome?
Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your questions about relationships and mental health. This week we're talking about what to expect from pre-marital counseling and imposter syndrome.
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