(NATIONAL) A new report from the United Nations says the world is on the fast-track to warming-induced devastation, but it doesn’t have to be that way. The new research, considered to be the most comprehensive report on climate change to date, is the product of the 14th session of
(MUSCOGEE NATION) Freedom of the press is a right many Americans are familiar with. It’s number one in the United States Bill of Rights. Congress didn’t grant citizenship to Native Americans until 1924, extending that First Amendment guarantee and all other rights to them thereafter. While American citizens,
(WAGONER COUNTY, Okla.) A woman was arrested Monday following reports that she had killed her father, then fled with her two children. The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office said deputies were called to the scene of a shooting on East 682 Road in Rocky Point Monday morning. When they arrived,
Photo Courtesy: Oklahoma Department of Libraries (TULSA, Oklahoma) After the bodies of more than 200 children were found in a mass grave site at an old Indigenous boarding school in Canada, the United States has been charged with taking a much deeper look into itself. Secretary of the Interior Deb
(UNION CITY, Okla.) #UPDATE Union City Police say “All subjects have been found” An Amber Alert was issued for three children who went missing from Edmond Friday morning. Officials said one of the suspects, 35-year-old Christian King, has active warrants out of Canadian County for sexual assault of a child.
(NATIONAL) When she became a mom, Katie Dalrymple knew her family would always come first. But that didn’t stop her from having a career, as well. “For years and years, just thinking, this is the way it’s supposed to be, but feeling guilty constantly about how anything that
(TULSA, Okla.) Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt shut down his “McGirt v. Oklahoma Community Impact Forum” an hour early Tuesday night, following an hour of hostility voiced by tribal members in the audience. The forum, originally scheduled at the C o x Business Center from 6 to 8 p.m., featured
(TULSA, Okla.) Kendall Vernon started training Jiu Jitsu five and a half years ago, while working on her master’s degree. “My dad had trained judo and Jiu Jitsu for nearly his whole life and was always in incredible shape, so I decided to give the sport a shot,” Vernon
(TULSA, Okla.) “I have the space, so bring your candles up here, great, whatever you have, bring it here and sell it and get the word out. Hopefully, we can be more collaborative instead of competitive.” Shelby Swanson opened Sona Coffee in downtown Tulsa last August. Before that, she was
Photo Courtesy: National Weather Service- Tulsa (TULSA, Okla.) At least 60 people have called medics for suspected heat-related illnesses since a Medical Heat Alert was issued last week. It is the first Medical Heat Alert of the year, and it is still going strong. Officials say the alert will only
(NATIONAL) “Dear Mr. Zuckerberg, We are writing to urge you to cancel plans to launch a version of Instagram for children under 13.” Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC), a national organization devoted to limiting the impact of commercial culture on children, and dozens of other organizations sent this letter
(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) It was an eventful week for Oklahoma prosecution. On Wednesday, Justice Neil Gorsuch granted a stay of the mandate issued in the Bosse v. Oklahoma case that Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter asked for last month. The state is going all in on the notion they have