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A federal judge dismissed a civil rights lawsuit Monday brought by the family of Terrence Crutcher.
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Officials say the RTIC will help keep the city safer, though privacy concerns exist.
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Tulsa police officers heckled a grandmother in the throes of a bipolar episode and then tackled her in October 2021. After completing an internal investigation, the department won’t say if anyone was held accountable.
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The 16-year-old responsible for killing one person and injuring three others at a shooting at McLain's homecoming game is scheduled to appear in court for the second time on Monday.
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Police initially said 17-year-old Terron Yarbrough was killed and another 17-year-old was wounded in the shooting Friday night at McLain High School for Science and Technology in Tulsa.
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Governor Kevin Stitt visited Tulsa earlier this week for the ceremonial signing of Senate Bill 968 which limits the public's access to videos showing the death of a law enforcement officer.
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Tulsa city councilors voted last week to waive $100,000 in security fees for the PGA of America after the national golf tournament at the Southern Hills Country Club back in May.
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Tulsa police said the new Flock system is helping to address staff shortages within the department.
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Investigators said a "rolling gun fight" between two cars on the Broken Arrow Expressway late Sunday night ended after a 17-year-old driver was shot and killed.
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A volunteer with the Oklahoma chapter of Moms Demand Action is advocating for gun safety after separate incidents involving kids and firearms led to the death of two people in Tulsa in the last couple of months.