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- Sep 30, 2026
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Law enforcement and vendors prepare for Tulsa State Fair crowds (opens the original)
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Food and ride inspections are finishing at the Tulsa fairgrounds as crews make final preparations for the start of the Tulsa State Fair. Organizers expect more than a million people to attend the fair this year, with nearly 200 food vendors preparing to serve the crowds. For vendors like Matthew Bribiesca, the Tulsa State Fair is a familiar stop. He has been coming to the fair since the 1990s and says he’s ready for the crowds after passing his inspection. “We have everything prepped up and clea
Why Owasso residents are paying more for utilities (opens the original)
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Utility bills are increasing about 3% for people living in Owasso. Starting Oct. 1, it will cost more for water, sewer, trash and stormwater services. City leaders say the increases are necessary because the cost of providing those services has gone up. Previous Story: Owasso utility rates to increase an average of 3% starting Oct. 1 The city says the overall increase will average about 3%. For a household that uses 7,000 gallons of water and has one trash can, the monthly increase will be $3.81
Boil order remains in effect for Copan water customers (opens the original)
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It’s been a week since a boil order was issued for some water customers in Washington and Osage counties, and the order remains in effect. Everyone who uses the Copan town water supply is affected. Residents are being told to drink bottled water or boil water from the faucet for at least one minute before using it. The boil order affects customers in Osage County Rural Water District 20, Washington County Rural Water District 7 and the Copan community. The town says particles entered the water s
Carpet cleaning business owner left without equipment after van catches fire (opens the original)
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A Broken Arrow small business owner is trying to figure out what comes next after a fire destroyed his work van and nearly all of his carpet-cleaning equipment. Jason Walters was on the job when the fire broke out. He said the van’s fuel pump had stopped working, so he replaced it before starting his cleaning machine. “I could hardly even talk to 911 when I called, just that adrenaline pumping,” Walters said. “It was a huge flame out of nowhere, real quick.” Walters said he quickly moved the van
Rain gives Green Country firefighters a much-needed break after busy grassfire season (opens the original)
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After weeks of battling grassfires in hot and dry conditions, firefighters across northeast Oklahoma are getting a much-needed break as rain moves through the area. Fire departments in Rogers and Nowata counties have been responding to frequent grassfires fueled by triple-digit temperatures and dry conditions. At the Chelsea Fire Department, Chief Craig Sampson says crews are using the rain to clean and maintain their equipment while waiting for the next call. “Today the guys are cleaning their
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