Madison Jones
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Tulsa County highlights improvements at juvenile detention center two years after takeover (opens the original)
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Tulsa County leaders opened the doors of the Juvenile Detention Home to reporters Wednesday, highlighting changes they say have improved staffing, training and oversight since the county took over operations in 2024. County officials say the facility looks much different than it did two years ago, when the county stepped in to take control. Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Home Manager David Parker said the facility has received full accreditation from the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs and
As AI grows, Oklahoma designers push for human creativity (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses create everything, from advertisements to social media posts. But as AI-generated images become more common, local graphic designers say there can be trade-offs to choosing convenience over creativity. All it takes is a few words in an AI platform to create an image. For local graphic designers, that technology is changing an industry they’ve spent years learning. Gammon has worked in digital media, social media and creative design for more
Family honors Okmulgee man killed in Tulsa hit-and-run (opens the original)
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The family of an Okmulgee man is honoring him after he was hit and killed while walking along an interstate shoulder in Tulsa. Joshua Holahta was killed earlier this month when police say a driver hit him along I-44 near Elwood Avenue, leaving the scene. 40 balloons were released into the sky, each representing the 40 years of Joshua Holahta’s life — a life his family says was cut too short. “He didn’t deserve to lay down here,” said Sherry Stutch, Josh’s cousin. Oklahoma Highway Patrol says Sam
As AI grows, Tulsa designers push for human creativity (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses create everything, from advertisements to social media posts. But as AI-generated images become more common, local graphic designers say there can be trade-offs to choosing convenience over creativity. All it takes is a few words in an AI platform to create an image. For local graphic designers, that technology is changing an industry they’ve spent years learning. Gammon has worked in digital media, social media and creative design for more
The photographer behind an iconic 9/11 image reflects 25 years later (opens the original)
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One of the most recognizable photographs from September 11th was captured in the middle of the chaos at Ground Zero. It shows three firefighters raising an American flag. The multimedia journalist behind that image is now a professor in New Jersey. Thomas E. Franklin was at work that morning when an editor told him a plane had hit the World Trade Center. Like so many journalists on September 11, 2001, Franklin knew his job was to document what was happening. Franklin was a photojournalist for Th
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