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Ziva takes a look at some of the best investigative journalism changing laws and lives around the globe, and talks about how it motivates us to keep digging.

Klein began to make his mark in government in 2009, when he was hired to run the Washington, D.C. Department of Transportation. He gets the credit for D.C.’s Capital Bikeshare, the country’s first large-scale bike-share system.

A few Tulsa causes need your help: Danny Boy O’Connor wants to save “The Outsiders” house and the Philbrook Museum hopes Kickstarter campaign could enhance Films on the Lawn. Also, meet Little Pink Bear.

Tulsans on Tuesday will be asked to vote on three propositions, including funding for low-water dams on the Arkansas River. What do voting records about previous improvement packages reveal about the proposition’s chances?

By not releasing the letter, city officials opened up for scrutiny everything they’ve said — or didn’t say — about the project since the Creek Nation email arrived Feb. 15. There may be anger and confusion, but it’s hardly a conspiracy.

Chris Lieberman is a friend who has always wanted big things for Tulsa: Marathons, music festivals. Now he needs our positive thoughts and prayers as he recovers from a serious injury.

If there are more than two candidates, a primary would be held in June 28, followed by the November election — unless one candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote in the primary. That candidate would be Tulsa’s next mayor.

Caruther’s job was to oversee the city’s 2,300 miles of water lines that run from the city’s water treatment facilities to customers’ homes.