Against the grain: Two Tulsa County sheriff candidates could break racial barriers
Law enforcement agencies everywhere are under pressure to diversify their ranks, yet across Oklahoma, the position of sheriff is seemingly homogenous.
Tulsa police face challenge to hire more Hispanics
Last year, the department, which had just 22 Hispanic officers, was told it needed 90 more. Six were added in 2015. But still, it’s a start.
Inmate in property room breach unsupervised for three hours with evidence
Nearly five months after the incident, the inmate allegedly involved in the breach was charged with four felonies. In between, the inmate was released from jail.
Monday illustrates continued disconnect between county, citizens
Monday’s vote over the departing sheriff’s peace officer status, while routine, is another example of a disconnect between the county and its citizens.
Listen Frontier: The sounds of Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa
Kevin Canfield stalked the grounds at River West Festival Park this week, eating the food, drinking the beer and talking to Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa patrons.
Charged with two crimes, embattled sheriff set for vote to retain peace officer status
Weeks head of a scheduled court date on the misdemeanor crimes he’s charged with, a vote is set for Monday on Stanley Glanz’s status as a retired peace officer.
Christmas came early, QuikTrip debuted their new app
Coupons for QuikTrip food? My dad bod agrees with this development.
This video will make you laugh or teach you something about how Tulsa runs (or both)
We ask Tulsans how much they know about some important Tulsa rules that you may not be aware of.
