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Metro Area Firefighters Work Two Near-Drownings Sunday
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2 Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Catalytic Converter Outside Tulsa Business
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Tulsa police arrest two men who they say were caught in the act trying to steal a catalytic converter from a vehicle parked at a business near 19th and Garnett on Friday.
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Johnny Resendiz
Tulsa police arrest two men who they say were caught in the act trying to steal a catalytic converter from a vehicle parked at a business near 19th and Garnett on Friday.
Tulsa Non-Profit To Host 'Rally Cry' Walk For Victims Of Human Trafficking
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A Tulsa non-profit dedicated to combatting human trafficking will be hosting a Rally Cry Walk to raise awareness and raise funds to continue helping victims.
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A Tulsa non-profit dedicated to combatting human trafficking will be hosting a Rally Cry Walk to raise awareness and raise funds to continue helping victims.
Students Voice Concerns After University Of Tulsa Replaces "Blue Light Phones" With App
Amelia Mugavero
The University of Tulsa has phased out their “blue light phone” — a technology all around campus that allows students to call police at the touch of a button when they are in danger. Students are concerned about this replacement in the case that a student is in trouble and doesn’t have their phone or their phone is dead.
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Amelia Mugavero
The University of Tulsa has phased out their “blue light phone” — a technology all around campus that allows students to call police at the touch of a button when they are in danger. Students are concerned about this replacement in the case that a student is in trouble and doesn’t have their phone or their phone is dead.
Capitol Police Make Preparations Ahead Of Weekend Rally For Jailed Rioters
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2 Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Catalytic Converter Outside Tulsa Business
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The University of Tulsa has phased out their “blue light phone” — a technology all around campus that allows students to call police at the touch of a button when they are in danger. Students are concerned about this replacement in the case that a student is in trouble and doesn’t have their phone or their phone is dead.
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OSDH: 2,124 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 47 Virus-Related Deaths Added To State’s Provisional Death Count
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