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ACLU, Tulsa attorney halt HB 4156, citing conflicts with federal immigration law
TULSA, OKLA (KTUL) — An Oklahoma judge granted a restraining order to block Oklahoma's House Bill 4156. News Channel 8 reported earlier this month on a Tulsa immigration attorney, Lorena Rivas, and the ACLU filed a lawsuit, jointly, against the state.
Tulsa area could be getting another massive data center
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Man shot multiple times near 51st and Yale, Tulsa police investigate
Tulsa police said the man was shot four times and is in stable condition. 2 News Oklahoma's Braden Bates has the latest.
Tulsa police seek woman charged with multiple child exploitation offenses
Have you seen her?Detectives with the Tulsa Police Fugitive Warrants Unit are looking for 42-year-old Falisha Johnson.The Tulsa Police Child Crisis Unit initi
Petition started to cancel construction of south Tulsa/Jenks dam project
A petition was started asking for the cancellation of construction of the proposed south Tulsa/Jenks dam project.
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Tulsa parks rank 59th nationally, score high on amenities
Washington, D.C., maintained its title as the nation’s top-ranked park system for the fifth year in a row, earning an 85.5 ParkScore. Other top finishers include Irvine, Minneapolis and Cincinnati. In contrast, Oklahoma City ranked 95th, with an overall score of just 36.4.
Tulsa Fire Department pioneers state adoption of NERIS, enhancing emergency response data
The Tulsa Fire Department (TFD) has become one of the first fire agencies in Oklahoma, and among a select few metro departments nationwide, to implement the Nat
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols launches The Children's Cabinet
The Mayor's Office of Children, Youth and Families (MOCYF) hosted its first meeting of the Tulsa Children's Cabinet last week.
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