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'The future of aviation'; Tulsa airport breaks ground on new air traffic control tower
TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Tulsa International Airport (TUL) breaks ground on the Senator James M. Inhofe Air Traffic Control Tower Complex. This has been long awaited, as the current air traffic control tower doesn’t meet the present-day building code set by the FAA. That’s because it was commissioned...
‘They train me to stay focused’: Inmates and “unadoptable” dogs work together for a second chance
GRANITE, Okla. (KSWO) - Dogs in the Altus Animal Shelter have been given a second chance to help themselves, and the inmates inside the Oklahoma State Reformatory. “I had second thoughts on it, at first, because of separation anxiety issues when they leave,” said a secondary dog trainer and inmate, Roy Mills. “I’d be afraid I’d get attached and have issues with that, but I haven’t so far. Initially, I decided I needed something in my life that was worth doing because sitting around watching TV isn’t it. I mean, this isn’t the life for anybody.”
Leading Morris Public Schools with Vision and Dedication
Becky Alexander, the newly appointed Superintendent of Morris Public Schools, is ready to lead the district with her deep-rooted connection to the community and extensive experience in education. Alexander shared her journey and vision for the future in an interview. “I grew up in the area and I’m a Preston...
Tulsa resident stuck with bill for homeless trash dump
TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Who should be held accountable to clean up trash and debris left behind by homeless camps?. One Tulsa resident is finding out that answer the hard way. 74 year-old Linda Logsdon has a piece of land on a dead end road near Harvard and Pine near a railroad track. She's owned it for about ten years. Her plans for it?
Nic Anderson says Oklahoma Sooners put through ‘toughest summer’
Coaches and players would argue that every fall camp is the most important. However, the Sooners are heading into a season with a whole new set of challenges. If they’re able to make the College Football Playoff in their first year in the SEC, Oklahoma will need to be physically prepared to handle the added number of games. After their second fall camp practice, a select group of players met with the media, and Nic Anderson was asked what the offseason was like. “(Jerry Schmidt) got after us,” Anderson said. “I feel like this was the toughest summer that we’ve had since...
The Faces of Wedding Events – Aspen Ranch
Aspen Ranch is a premier 160-acre venue nestled in the tranquil landscape of north Edmond. Breaking away from the ordinary, owner Tiffany Smith enlisted the expertise of industry leaders Blair Sims and Jennifer Rodriguez to craft a one-of-a-kind setting. The result is a modern space surrounded by picturesque lawns, trees, and serene ponds, evoking a sense of timeless beauty.
Diamond Sports Group May Drop Broadcasts For Mavericks, Pistons, Grizzlies, Pelicans, Thunder
If, and when, Diamond Sports Group finishes bankruptcy proceedings, they are considering dropping the broadcasts for up to five NBA teams. The teams that are being considered at the Dallas Mavericks, Detroit Pistons, Memphis Grizzlies, New Orleans Pelicans and Oklahoma City Thunder. Currently, games for those five teams have been carried under various Bally Sports networks.
Homeland Scholar Athlete of the Week — Blake Fuksa
ENID, Okla. (KFOR) — This school year KFOR is once again recognizing outstanding scholar-athletes. We are teaming up with “Homeland” to honor Blake Fuksa of Enid High School. Blake plays football for the Plainsmen. In the classroom he has a 4.25 GPA with all AP classes. He...
Claremore Residents Frustrated After Utility Bills Increase After Tornado
A Claremore woman is frustrated after she says her electric bill went up by $100 even though she wasn’t living in her house for more than a week after the tornado in May. She’s one of several people complaining about higher electric bills, but the City of Claremore says it’s happening because people use more electricity in the summer.
Former BA Duo Trying to Elevate Tulsa Football
A pair of Broken Arrow graduates were front and center during media day for Tulsa Football. Gavin Potter and Zach Marcheselli are new to TU this year as graduate transfers. Being new doesn't mean that the duo gets to ease into their new surroundings. The pair is expected to elevate not only the level of play at linebacker but be leaders for the entire team.
Nationwide Search For Next OKC Police Chief Down To Four Finalists
Oklahoma City's search for a new police chief is now down to four finalists, according to records obtained by News 9. The city is not revealing the identities of the finalists to protect their positions with current employers, but records indicate two of the top contenders are internal applicants. The other two are from New York and Ohio.
John Moreland and Turnpike Troubadours’ Kyle Nix Tussle in Tulsa
If you need any more validation about how fellow singers, songwriters, and performers feel about Jamie Lin Wilson, appreciate who showed up to Tulsa’s legendary listening room the Mercury Lounge to see her sold-out performance Thursday night, August 1st. Along with songwriter Kalyn Fay, you also had legendary Tulsa songwriter John Moreland in the house, and at some point Kyle Nix from the Turnpike Troubadours showed up as well.
City council to meet with CM candidates
The Yukon City Council will meet this weekend with candidates seeking the city’s top administrative post. Special city council meetings are set for 7:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 3-4 inside the Centennial Building, 12 S 5th. Council members will consider convening into executive session both days to conduct...