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- Sep 25, 2026
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How low can your utility bills go? Environmental architect shares simple home energy hacks (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — High utility bills are rolling in after a toasty summer, but one local expert is saying saving money on energy costs doesn't always require expensive home upgrades. Andy Herbert, an environmental architect and utility educator, hosted a workshop with the Green Country Sierra Club at the Tulsa Garden Center on Thursday to teach neighbors how small habits around the house can lead to real savings. Herbert said before you can lower your monthly bill, you have to understand where your
Broken mailboxes leave Tulsa apartment residents hunting for delivery answers (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Residents at the Riverpark at Kensington apartments in Tulsa are facing major mail delivery disruptions following a United States Postal Service inspection that found multiple mailboxes unsecured and unfit for service. The delivery hold has forced some residents to track down their mail manually. During a visit to the property, a tenant was seen flagging down passing FedEx and USPS delivery trucks to ask if she had any incoming packages or mail. According to an on-site property ma
Cherokee civil rights pioneer Ruth Muskrat Bronson honored in new children's book (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — An early Cherokee civil rights pioneer is getting her story told in a new children's book written and illustrated by two of her own descendants. Cherokee sisters Jen Loren and Rebecca Lee Kunz are honoring their great-great-aunt, Ruth Muskrat Bronson, in their upcoming book titled Ruth Muskrat and the So-Called Indian Problem. Born on Cowskin Prairie in Indian Territory before Oklahoma statehood, Bronson dedicated her life to Native American civil rights and education. "Ruth was a
Multiple agencies responding following deputy involved shooting near 41st and Sheridan (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa County Sheriff's deputy is on paid administrative leave following a deputy-involved shooting along a busy stretch of East 41st Street near South Sheridan Road in midtown Tulsa. The incident began around 12:37 p.m. when an off-duty deputy driving home spotted a man walking on foot and dodging in and out of active traffic. Tulsa County Sheriff's Office PIO Casey Roebuck said the deputy pulled his car over near Buffalo Wild Wings to perform a pedestrian check, believing the m
Tulsa Boys’ Home pairs young men with horses as part of healing program (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Boys’ Home is combining horses with healing. The local nonprofit is pairing some of Tulsa’s most vulnerable young men with wild mustangs and other horses to teach patience, responsibility, and trust. Through the Mañana Horsemanship Program, boys at the home work hands-on with all kinds of horses—including wild mustangs from Wyoming that have never been handled before. The goal is to take unhandled animals and get them ready for success, a process that matches the boys' o
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