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In Depth: Tulsa city councilors consider public safety oversight board proposals (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa city councilors are considering a proposal that would create a civilian oversight board and an independent review office for the city's public safety operations. Councilors Lori Decter-Wright and Vanessa Hall-Harper presented the proposal on Wednesday. It would create an 11-member Civilian Oversight Board and an Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety, which would be led by a full-time director. The proposal would extend beyond just the Tulsa Police Depar
In Depth: Oklahoma voters face 2 state questions on property taxes and judicial selection (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Two more state questions are making their way to voters this year. Oklahomans have already voted on three, and in November, there will be two more that voters are being asked to consider. One is about property taxes and the other will impact how judges in our state are selected. State Question 847 will not lower your property tax bill, but it will stop it from rising as fast. Property values and taxes across the country have climbed and are expected to continue to rise, and homeo
In Depth: Oklahoma has gone 56 years without a constitutional convention vote (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma voters are supposed to be asked every 20 years whether the state should hold a constitutional convention. However, it has been 56 years since that question has been asked. This issue is at the center of a new fight between Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, Attorney General Gentner Drummond, and state lawmakers. The question plaguing everyone is if Oklahoma should finally hold another convention. A constitutional convention would give delegates the opportunity to propose chan
Tulsa Public Schools launches ‘No Fight Zone’ policy aimed at curbing youth violence (opens the original)
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TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Public Schools is launching a new “No Fight Zone” policy as the district works to prevent student conflicts from escalating into violence at school and beyond campus. Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson said the policy is designed to encourage students to seek help from adults before a disagreement turns physical. “We’re saying stop, think about it, go get help first,” Johnson said. The district’s new approach comes amid ongoing concern about youth violence in Tulsa. City leade
In Depth: BOK Financial strategist breaks down where the U.S. economy is headed (opens the original)
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The latest jobs report is raising fresh concerns about the strength of the U.S. economy, even as the S&P 500 reaches another record high. With payrolls falling and earlier job numbers revised lower, questions are growing over the Federal Reserve’s next move and whether Wall Street and Main Street are moving in different directions. BOK Financial Chief Investment Strategist Steve Wyett breaks down the bigger economic picture in an unedited interview.
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