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Rotten-egg smell in Owasso traced to Catoosa tanker trailer, not a gas leak (opens the original)
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If your nose told you something was seriously wrong Tuesday morning, you weren’t alone. A strong gas-like odor drifted across Owasso and Collinsville, and hundreds of people called 911 trying to find the source. It turns out there was no natural gas leak at all. The city of Owasso says the odor came from mercaptan being cleaned out of a tanker trailer at a business in Catoosa, near the Port of Catoosa. Oklahoma Natural Gas confirmed the smell is not related to Owasso, ONG facilities, or its natu
Quapaw Nation veterinarian speaks out after 32 bison die (opens the original)
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The Quapaw Nation lost 32 bison in August, including Frosty, a rare white bison considered sacred in Native culture, as investigators work to determine what caused the animals’ deaths. Quapaw Nation officials say an equipment failure cut off the pasture’s water supply, leaving the herd without adequate water. However, officials have not confirmed a cause of death. Tribal veterinarian Dr. Mindy Mayfield-Davis says the warning signs of dehydration in large animals are recognizable and is offering
"No communication, no transparency": Cattle groups say ICE operations are disrupting the beef supply chain (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association, Kansas Livestock Association and Texas Cattle Feeders Association say recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations are disrupting agricultural communities across the three states — and warn the effects could ripple through the entire beef supply chain. In a joint statement released Thursday, the groups said they respect federal agencies’ role in enforcing immigration law, but warned that workforce disruptions tied to the operations are al
OU Health brings brain and spinal cord tumor specialists to Tulsa (opens the original)
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Patients in Northeast Oklahoma who need specialized treatment for brain and spinal cord tumors no longer have to leave the region to get it. OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center — the state’s only National Cancer Institute-Designated Cancer Center — is now sending fellowship-trained neuro-oncologists to see patients at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at Hillcrest, located at 1245 S. Utica Ave. in Tulsa. Dr. James Battiste, a neuro-oncologist with OU Health, says patients used to have to travel
$45 million in settlements later, Tulsa city councilors try again to create police oversight office (opens the original)
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Tulsa city councilors are once again trying to create an independent office to review the city’s most serious public safety investigations — a proposal nearly a decade in the making that continues to face resistance from law enforcement. The ordinance, sponsored by District 1 Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper and District 7 Councilor Lori Decter Wright, would create the Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety, led by a full-time director, along with an 11-member Civilian Oversigh
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