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Tulsa fights to stop butane off-loading operation as lawsuit continues (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — The City of Tulsa is continuing its legal fight to stop a butane transloading operation near downtown, arguing the facility violates the city's zoning code. The city filed a lawsuit in Tulsa County District Court in April 2024 against South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad (SKOL) and Centennial Energy, LLC. The city is asking the court for a declaratory judgment that the defendants' use of the facility to transload hazardous materials violates Tulsa's zoning code. The facility, located
Turnpike Authority changes course on 'Roller Coaster Bridge' after decades of bumps (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Drivers on the Creek Turnpike between south Tulsa and Broken Arrow are shifting lanes again as construction continues on the bridge long known as the "Roller Coaster Bridge." Construction crews recently finished the new eastbound bridge. Beginning Friday, westbound drivers will shift onto the new bridge, with one lane of traffic moving in each direction until the project is complete. The bridge has been known for its bumpy ride for more than two decades. Randy Smith, who drove the
Tulsa homeowner questions City sidewalk rules after receiving violations (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa homeowner who was ordered to repair the sidewalk in front of his Midtown home says he was surprised to learn the responsibility falls on property owners. Jeremy Walker said he knew the sidewalk in front of his home needed repairs, but he believed the city would handle the work. Instead, he found a notice of violation posted on his front door. The notice gave Walker 14 days to fix the sidewalk or face a possible fine of up to $1,200, imprisonment or both. Walker said he cou
Family says restoration company returned belongings uncleaned after 8 months (opens the original)
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OWASSO, Okla. — An Owasso family has finally gotten its personal belongings back eight months after a fire damaged their home, but they say what they found inside the boxes has left them with more questions. The Justice family’s home caught fire the day after Thanksgiving. Owasso firefighters determined the fire started in the garage and was sparked by a lithium-ion battery. The family hired Restoration 1 to handle their belongings, including cleaning and returning the items to their home. The f
Couple gets all their money back after FOX23 Investigation into banking scam (opens the original)
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MULDROW, Okla. — A Muldrow couple has gotten all of their money back after a scammer stole around $39,000 from their bank accounts and Wells Fargo initially denied their fraud claim. The couple's ordeal began with a phone call to Charles Doyle's wife. The caller claimed they worked for Wells Fargo's fraud department and said the couple's bank accounts had been compromised. The caller ID even appeared as Wells Fargo. The caller told Doyle's wife he was reaching out to help. "[They said] that they
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