(NATIONAL) On December 30, the FCC released their mandated Communications Marketplace Report 2022. The RAY BAUM’S Act of 2018 requires the FCC to publish this report in the last quarter of every even-numbered year. In it, the FCC provides updates on various media and assesses the state of
(TULSA, Okla.) A group of newly certified professionals, their loved ones, and local supporters gathered for a graduation at Legacy Plaza East on Thursday. It was the second graduation of ProsperOK’s new Educational Development Program, in partnership with Tulsa Tech, Just The Beginning, Inc., and Center for Employment Opportunities
(TULSA, Okla.) The Lucinda Hickory Research Institute (LHRI) is seeking online submissions of Allotment Era stories as part of their ongoing effort to study and spotlight Allotment Era crime. People who know of their family land allotment history are encouraged to fill out the brief online form. Those who submit
(TULSA, Okla.) As a blast of Arctic air makes its way to Green Country, EMSA released the following message to the public: "EMSA is warning residents to take cold weather precautions now in anticipation of freezing temperatures forecasted in the coming days for the Tulsa area. Tulsans should make
(BROKEN ARROW, Okla.) A Broken Arrow high schooler is earning money from her Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) thanks to a recent Oklahoma School Board decision and a paid partnership with National Scouting Report (NSR). Peyton Coburn is a golfer and a junior who attends school in Tulsa. For decades,
This Stealing Tvlse story is brought to you by One Fire Associates, because telling historical truth is healing for ourselves, our ancestors, and our future generations. (TULSA, Okla.) Sallie is a private woman. She didn’t want to share her last name, but she does want to share her story.
(NATIONAL) Researchers have found that culture, the shared way of life for a particular group of people, is critical to a person’s overall well-being. When a number of different cultures are present in one place it is known as cultural diversity. Articles abound detailing the benefits of cultural
(MUSKOGEE COUNTY, Okla.) Upon entering Agency Cemetery from US 69, one of the first tombstones you find is Pvt. Golden Tucker, a World War I veteran who died in 1964. His grave is one of an estimated 1,000 that Mother Nature has hidden from the public’s view following
(TAHLEQUAH, Okla.) A 28-year-old man died from COVID-19 in the Cherokee County Jail, according to a recently released medical examiner report. Jared Pringle was found dead in his cell on April 19. The medical examiner’s report said Pringle had severe edema and congestion at his time
Photo Courtesy: John Dobberstein / Broken Arrow Sentinel (BROKEN ARROW, Okla.) Tyler Gibbons is the owner of Origin Coffee Company in the Rose District. Formally the Rattlesnake Café at South Main and West Dallas, Gibbons opened their doors for Origin’s first official day in business at 7 a.m. on
(TULSA, Okla.) A dead child. A dead wife. Homelessness. A crushed leg. House fires. An untimely end. Such was the life of Thomas Hickory, born in 1877. Hickory married Jennie Coney on the Muscogee Creek Nation reservation before the Creek lands were allotted. She was the granddaughter of Tuckabache, a
Photo Courtesy: Muscogee Creek Nation (MUSCOGEE NATION) The Muscogee Creek Nation's Code of Laws has been amended to include authorizations to arrest, prosecute, and sentence non-Indians who commit certain crimes on the Reservation. The amendments were pulled from provisions of the federal Violence Against Women Act, which