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Tulsa businesses say Pine Street construction is costing them customers (opens the original)
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Road construction along Pine Street and Mingo Road is creating major challenges for some nearby businesses, with owners saying changes to traffic flow are making it difficult for customers to reach them. Business owners say they support improvements to Tulsa’s roads but are concerned about the economic impact of the current traffic configuration. Some businesses report losing between 50% and 80% of their business since construction began Sept. 15. The City of Tulsa and the Oklahoma Department of
Muskogee residents mobile home park without water as management works to resolve water bill (opens the original)
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Residents at Blue Sky Acres have been without running water for three days. Roy Shamel, who has lived at the park for 14 years and owns his home, said residents have been hauling water to get by. “I’m 73 years old and I grew up with hard times, so I know how to function without it. There’s different ways to do stuff, such as haul water. That way you can place your toilet. And that’s what I do.” Artemis Management says Blue Sky Acres received more than $11,000 in water bills over the past two mon
Woman speaks out 30 years after Tulsa father was killed in unsolved shooting (opens the original)
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Thirty years after Ricky Krater was found shot to death in a Tulsa alley, his daughter is speaking out about the father she remembers and the questions that remain unanswered. Tami Krater was 4-years-old when her father was killed. She remembers his beard, his love of sports and spending time at his home. Now, she wants the person responsible for his death to come forward. Tulsa police say friends found 37-year-old Ricky Krater dead in an alley behind 812 E. Sixth St. at 10:53 p.m. on Jan. 8, 19
Salina students hear firsthand about fentanyl dangers under new Oklahoma education law (opens the original)
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More than 100 Salina Middle School students heard firsthand from two parents who lost their children to fentanyl poisoning as part of a new Oklahoma effort to educate students about the dangers of the drug. The assembly comes after Oklahoma lawmakers passed Rain’s Law, which requires schools to provide fentanyl abuse prevention and drug awareness education to students in sixth through 12th grade. Students at the assembly learned how dangerous fentanyl can be, including how even a small amount ca
Sand Springs business owner rebuilds after deadly explosion (opens the original)
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It has been three weeks since a deadly explosion tore through the Morrow-Gill Business Complex in Sand Springs, killing two people. Brant Blackburn, who owns a screen-printing business at the complex, is now operating out of a new location after spending weeks unsure whether he would be able to retrieve his equipment and continue his business. Blackburn said he had been at the Morrow-Gill complex for less than a year before the explosion. The explosion happened around 1 a.m. on August 27 at the
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