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Sapulpa orders Regency Inn second-floor families to evacuate over life-safety violations (opens the original)
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SAPULPA, Okla. — Families living on the second floor of the Regency Inn in Sapulpa are scrambling to find a new place to stay after the city ordered them to leave following an inspection that found what officials described as serious life-safety violations. Elora McLain said the sudden move is especially difficult with children and limited options. "I mean, I've been trying to figure out how I'm going to tell my children we're going to have to go somewhere else," McLain said. Another mother, who
Sapulpa orders Regency Inn second-floor evacuations after life-safety violations (opens the original)
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Families living on the second floor of the Regency Inn in Sapulpa are scrambling to find a new place to stay after the city ordered them to leave following an inspection that found what officials described as serious life-safety violations. Elora McLain said the sudden move is especially difficult with children and limited options. “I mean I’ve been trying to figure out how I’m going to tell my children we’re going to have to go somewhere else,” McLain said. Another mother, who did not want to s
Transformation Church conference expected to draw thousands to Tulsa, boosting city appeal (opens the original)
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Tulsa’s push to attract new residents is getting an assist from an unlikely source: a local church that’s drawing thousands of visitors to the city and, in some cases, convincing them to make Tulsa home. Transformation Church is preparing for its V5 “Bloodline” conference, which is expected to bring more than 3,000 people to Tulsa this October. The event runs Oct. 7 through Oct. 9. Church leaders say the influx of visitors can have an economic ripple effect across the city, from hotels and resta
"I'm heartbroken" Teachers and families push back on TPS potential school closure plan (opens the original)
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09/22/26 — Tulsa Public Schools is proposing to close or consolidate 17 schools as the district works to cut at least $12 million from its operating budget, a plan that is already raising concerns among teachers and families who say it could significantly affect students. TPS says it needs to reduce costs as it addresses declining enrollment and school buildings operating below capacity. The district is proposing to close or consolidate 17 schools, including 14 elementary schools, two middle sch
Wagoner County families say road fixes fall short after crews return following report (opens the original)
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Wagoner County families who have been asking for road repairs for more than a year say county crews returned after a recent report and filled some potholes, but residents say the work still doesn’t address what they describe as a larger, ongoing problem. The concerns are focused on roads near South 435.8 and East 670 Road, where residents say repeated patchwork has been inconsistent and incomplete. Sarah Hibbs said she has been pushing for better road conditions in that part of Wagoner County fo
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