Still no decision on curfew in Tulsa night after contentious protests
Tulsa mayor GT Bynum told The Frontier the decision on possibly implementing a curfew would be up to Tulsa Police. But the police department said the decision rested with Bynum.
Clifton Adcock June 2, 2020
Tulsa mayor GT Bynum told The Frontier the decision on possibly implementing a curfew would be up to Tulsa Police. But the police department said the decision rested with Bynum.
Dylan Goforth June 1, 2020
Mayor GT Bynum, Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado and Tulsa Police Department Major Travis Yates appeared on the Pat Campbell show on KFAQ 1170 on Monday morning.
Ben Felder June 1, 2020
Gov. Kevin Stitt has called the Oklahoma National Guard to state active duty in Oklahoma City and Tulsa in response to multiple days of protests that have included clashes with local police.
Ben Felder Kassie McClung May 31, 2020
“Enough is enough,” said Alva Boyd, an Oklahoma City resident who said the current unrest in America reminds her of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Ben Felder May 31, 2020
What had started as a peaceful protest at a busy intersection in northwest Oklahoma City ended in downtown with tear gas being fired into crowds as police officers formed a perimeter around their headquarters
Kassie McClung May 29, 2020
So far, the state has tested more than 34,000 residents and staff members at 257 nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in the state.
Ben Felder May 28, 2020
The information provided by Wilkinson and the virtual charter school board to Sharp is a central part of a libel lawsuit Epic filed against Sharp last year.
Clifton Adcock May 22, 2020
About an hour after the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission meeting ended, the agency’s executive director Robin Roberson submitted her resignation.
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