New sheriff in town? At least four are mulling a run to replace Glanz
It will almost assuredly be more than a year before a new sheriff takes over, though that hasn’t kept a number of candidates from getting an early start.
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Listen Frontier: Tulsa’s top city planners discuss the Arkansas River, city’s zoning code update
City of Tulsa Planning Director Dawn Warrick and Susan Miller with the Indian Nations Council of Governments discuss building along Arkansas River and the city’s zoning code update.
Murder charge dropped against former deputy who once supervised Robert Bates
Warren Crittenden, 44, a former jailer and supervisor over TCSO’s reserve deputy program, found himself embroiled in two high-profile cases this year.
Oh no, I’m old: We spent a weekend on a baseball tour, and all I got was this indigestion
Two friends and I took off on our little journey last Friday, hitting up Kansas City, St. Louis and then Chicago on a sort-of “Mid-Life Crisis Tour.”
Attorney: Reserve deputy charged in shooting should be immune from civil suit
Bates’ attorney, Clark Brewster, argues in a motion to dismiss that Bates, as a state official, is “entitled to qualified immunity” from liability for civil damages.
TCSO battle against grand jury investigation costs county nearly $13,000
The law firm retained by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office in June to stop a grand jury from being impaneled billed the county $12,839 between June 11-24, records show.
Jokes, shots at other candidates highlight Sen. Ted Cruz arrival in Tulsa
Ted Cruz’s ideas were plentiful. “Rip to shreds” the nuclear deal with Iran, move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, end the IRS and DOJ persecution of christians, implement a flat tax, and repeal all “illegal executive actions.”
