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Tulsa developing new plan to protect drinking water source (opens the original)
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The City of Tulsa is developing a new Source Water Protection Plan aimed at protecting the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed, which supplies drinking water to Tulsa and other communities. The plan will create a long-term roadmap for protecting water quality in and around Lakes Eucha and Spavinaw before the water reaches the Mohawk Treatment Plant. The announcement comes as Tulsa marks Source Water Protection Week from Sept. 25 through Oct. 3. The plan is intended to guide long-term drinking water protect
Tulsa to begin sixth Oaklawn Cemetery field season in 1921 graves investigation (opens the original)
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The City of Tulsa and field experts are preparing to begin the sixth field season at Oaklawn Cemetery as part of the 1921 Graves Investigation, continuing archaeological and forensic work to determine whether additional unmarked graves connected to the Tulsa Race Massacre remain at the site. Initial site preparation, geotechnical coring and archaeological excavation are expected to begin next week. More extensive excavation will follow, with fieldwork expected to continue through early November
Money Monday: What the AI boom could mean for your 401(k) (opens the original)
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Many Americans invest for retirement through a 401(k), but they may not always know exactly where that money is going. On Money Monday, Paul Hood discussed how the artificial intelligence boom could be changing the makeup and risk profile of popular index investments. Q: Why is the S&P 500 commonly found in retirement investments? A: Hood said S&P 500 index funds are generally passive investments. Instead of a manager regularly choosing which stocks to buy and sell, the index tracks 500 large co
Two men shot after fight breaks out in downtown Tulsa parking lot (opens the original)
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Tulsa Police are investigating an early-morning shooting in downtown Tulsa that left two men injured Sunday. Officers responded around 12:54 a.m. to a report of shots fired in a parking lot near 10 N. Greenwood Ave. Police said witnesses and victims reported that a fistfight broke out before someone yelled “gun” and multiple shots were fired. Police said the crowd quickly dispersed and officers did not initially find any shooting victims at the scene. About an hour later, a 34-year-old man and a
Pentagon orders cyber defense effort ahead of 2026 elections (opens the original)
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has signed a directive ordering the Department of War to prioritize protecting the 2026 elections from foreign interference, according to a department release issued Monday. The directive calls for U.S. Cyber Command and Combat Support Agencies to use intelligence and cyber capabilities to identify, disrupt and counter foreign threats targeting U.S. election infrastructure and democratic processes. The department said U.S. Cyber Command will work with federal, state
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