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Tulsa County leaders outline changes at juvenile detention center two years after takeover (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Two years after Tulsa County commissioners took over operations of the county’s juvenile detention center, leaders opened the facility to reporters Wednesday to show changes they say are improving safety, staff training and care for children in custody. The takeover followed allegations of abuse, the arrests of two former detention officers and a search of the Family Center for Juvenile Justice by state and federal authorities in 2024. During the tour, detention manager David Park
New study projects $49 billion impact from Inola aluminum smelter as local debate continue (opens the original)
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INOLA, Okla. — Oklahoma Primary Aluminum is putting new numbers behind its argument for building a proposed aluminum smelter in Inola, projecting the multibillion dollar project could have a nearly $49 billion economic impact in Oklahoma through 2060. The economic impact study released by Oklahoma Primary Aluminum (OPA) projects the proposed facility would contribute an average of roughly $1.45 billion to Oklahoma’s gross domestic product each year and support about 7,000 jobs annually. However,
3 accused in TPS bond fraud case return to court as Kerr staff protest proposed closure (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — A judge set aside three days in November for the next hearing in a criminal case involving more than $779,000 in voter-approved Tulsa Public Schools bond money. Former TPS bond official Chris Hudgins and contractors Thomas McKenna and Gayle Gwinup appeared in Tulsa County court on Wednesday. All three have pleaded not guilty to charges that include embezzlement and conspiracy to defraud a school district. According to the court docket, Judge April Seibert scheduled the case for No
Federal fentanyl warning prompts Tulsa officials to stress preparation over panic (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — A new federal warning is drawing attention to three fentanyl analogues that officials say are especially potent or increasingly prevalent across the country. The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy identified carfentanil, fluorofentanyl and methylfentanyl as the greatest current threats among fentanyl analogues. The notice doesn't establish how frequently each analogue is appearing in Tulsa; however, state law enforcement, Tulsa police and local outreach workers sai
Tulsa organizations address food insecurity as a community health issue (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Healthcare does not always begin inside a doctor’s office or a hospital. For some Tulsa organizations, it may begin with whether families can find and afford nutritious food close to home. Ascension St. John is supporting RG Foods and other community organizations working to address food insecurity as a health issue, connecting access to fresh food with efforts to prevent or better manage conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease. “We understan
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