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WCSO said the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s, driving a newer model red Dodge pickup truck with a dark-colored stripe down the center.
According to the Tulsa Fire Department, firefighters responded to a fire at 1211 South Indianapolis Avenue at approximately 3:30 a.m.
Emily Hall, the City’s Senior Advisor on Homelessness, revealed the location and plans for the shelter during a City Council Public Works Committee meeting on Wednesday.
The City of Tulsa announced they’ve formally launched its Safe Move Tulsa rehousing plan, which targets the placement of 300 individuals or families experiencing homelessness into stable housing within the next nine months.
The mayor is proposing a citywide election in early February. If the new sales tax takes effect, when combined with state and county taxes, Tulsa’s sales tax would be 9.217%.
The City of Tulsa claims they were unaware of any of these graves. A total of eight bodies have been exhumed as of Monday.
Last week, Community Action Resource and Development (CARD) sent a letter to families saying their Head Start programs would have to close due to the ongoing government shutdown and a lack of funding.
According to police, the suspect was kicking in the door of a woman’s apartment when a man inside the apartment grabbed a gun. After the suspect kicked open the door, gunfire was exchanged between them and the man inside.
Two emergency responders and another person are dead after the H-Town Throw Down in Hartshorne this weekend, according to McAlester Pittsburg County Emergency Management.
Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year for children. In fact, kids are twice as likely to be hit and killed by a motor vehicle on Halloween compared to any other day of the year, according to EMSA.
“Right now, I’m hurt," said Coweta Police Chief Mike Bell. "I’ve got a fourth grader and a third grader in these schools. My promise to these parents is if something bad happened to your child, we’re going to figure it out and fix it.”
Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner stated that the declaration is a result of the federal government shutdown. This declaration made over $6.75 million in emergency relief funding available.
Dr. Johnson said there will be a meeting between the district and city leaders and even some nonprofits on Wednesday to come up with ways to help families get food on nights and weekends once benefits are suspended on Saturday.
In a letter sent from the Office of the State Superintendent to Oklahoma parents and guardians, State Superintendent Lindel Fields said that while he and the department agree that a change needs to be made to state testing, actual end-of-year testing will continue as usual this year.
Over $31,000 of stolen items and damages were reported to the police. This includes jewelry and designer items.
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