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OCSO Says Jail Employees Quitting Over Future Benefits, Compensation
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OCSO Says Jail Employees Quitting Over Future Benefits, Compensation
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OCSO Says Jail Employees Quitting Over Future Benefits, Compensation
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Thirty-six people have quit or retired from the Oklahoma County Jail in the past month, according to administrators. Those officials said many of those staff members shared concerns with their future benefits and compensation.
OCSO Says Jail Employees Quitting Over Future Benefits, Compensation
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Thirty-six people have quit or retired from the Oklahoma County Jail in the past month, according to administrators. Those officials said many of those staff members shared concerns with their future benefits and compensation.
WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4
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News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."
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Thirty-six people have quit or retired from the Oklahoma County Jail in the past month, according to administrators. Those officials said many of those staff members shared concerns with their future benefits and compensation.
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Watch: How You Can Foster For Tulsa's SPCA
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Jessica with Tulsa's SPCA talked with News On 6 about how you can help out and foster a pet!
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Jessica with Tulsa's SPCA talked with News On 6 about how you can help out and foster a pet!
Tulsa Police Dept. Looking To Hire More Officers, Says Recruitment Down
Mallory Thomas
The Tulsa Police Department is looking to hire more officers and said it is struggling to recruit new people.
Tulsa Police Dept. Looking To Hire More Officers, Says Recruitment Down
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The Tulsa Police Department is looking to hire more officers and said it is struggling to recruit new people.
Man Accused Of Rape, Kidnapping Arrested In Rogers County
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A man is in jail and is accused of holding a 17-year-old against her will and raping her.
Man Accused Of Rape, Kidnapping Arrested In Rogers County
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A man is in jail and is accused of holding a 17-year-old against her will and raping her.
House Approves Bill That Would Admit Washington, DC, As 51st State
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The House voted Thursday on a bill that would admit Washington, D.C., as the 51st state, although the measure is likely to fail in the evenly divided Senate. The legislation passed along party lines with a vote of 216 to 208, with no Republicans voting in favor.
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Police Search For Suspect Involved In Armed Robbery At Tulsa Gas Station
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Tulsa police say they are searching for a suspect after a QuikTrip was robbed early on Thursday morning. According to police, a man walked inside the store, located near East 11th Street and Highway 169, and had a gun in his waistband Police said the suspect demanded money and cigarettes from the a clerk who had just made a deposit. According to police, the man only got away with a little bit of money in the drawer and fled the scene. Police say he traveled westbound in a silver or grey Honda
YWCA Kicks Off Annual 'Stand Against Racism' Campaign
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Starting Thursday, the YWCA is kicking off the first day of its annual “Stand Against Racism” campaign. There are four events taking place over the next few days as an initiative to address racial inequality when it comes to health issues both nationally and within the Tulsa community. YWCA Tulsa CEO Julie Davis said their annual campaign is used to raise awareness of
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