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The new Washington County Detention Center received its first section of slab early Friday morning.

Former Oklahoma football coach Barry Switzer wins lawsuit.

A man in his 50's is dead this morning after he was hit by pick-up last night.

So far, 17 states have been affected by the recall with Oklahoma being one of them. But local stores and restaurants say have not had any issues, yet.

Police say two Bixby men have admitted to having sexual relationships with girls who are barely teenagers.

Mayor Dewey Bartlett says the Oklahoma Tax Commission can't do the job effectively. So he wants someone else to do it. "The Oklahoma Tax Commission is severely under funded. It's under manned. And they are not able to perform their duties effectively in my opinion."
 

Tulsa Public School teachers are in their first week of being back in their classrooms.
 

Tulsa Police say Jerry Wayne Acree, Jr. is wanted on check and credit card fraud charges.

World Compassion is a Tulsa based ministry that has taken it's missionary work around the world for 41 years.
It's been in Iraq for the last eight years.
And recently, part of it's work has focused on the children there.
 

A Tulsa couple is charged after police find meth-making materials in their daughter's backpack.

A sheriff's deputy was shot several times Wednesday night, but should be okay.

A man is in critical condition after being shot in the head in midtown Tulsa.

The Tulsa Police Department is preparing for a change in the way it patrols the streets.

Shelly Fry turned herself in to sheriff's deputies Wednesday. The Osage County District Attorney says he intends to file second degree rape charges against Fry on Monday.

The Executive Director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum has resigned from the Tulsa Air and Space Museum to pursue his first aspiration: flying.

The old record was set in 1999 with 351,000 visitors.

The Jenks Riverwalk already attracts hundreds of people every weekend and a new project there is expected to attract even more.
 

Hundreds of families receive help from Feed the Children. The international known organization made a stop in Tulsa on Wednesday.
 

For the sixth year in a row, KJRH 2 Works for You has partnered with Saint Francis Health Systems to bring the ZERO Project to End Prostate Cancer's free prostate cancer screenings to Tulsa onboard the Drive Against Prostate Cancer bus.

The Feed the Children charity is unloading three semi-truck full of food and toiletries at two Tulsa locations on Wednesday.