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TCSO Physicals Jumped From $85 To $800 Under Contract Linked To Former Undersheriff's Wife

TCSO Physicals Jumped From $85 To $800 Under Contract Linked To Former Undersheriff's Wife

A company connected to former Tulsa County Undersheriff Brian Edwards’ wife has been paid nearly $300,000 since 2012 to perform physical examinations on job applicants for $800 each.

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The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

Graham Dowers Defined by service, honor, and kindness, the Oklahoma Standard has carried Oklahomans through their darkest days, from acts of domestic terror to natural disasters like devastating tornadoes and wildfires.

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

Graham Dowers Defined by service, honor, and kindness, the Oklahoma Standard has carried Oklahomans through their darkest days, from acts of domestic terror to natural disasters like devastating tornadoes and wildfires.

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers In solemn tribute to the lives lost in the Oklahoma City bombing, federal agencies have shared messages of remembrance and support on social media.

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers In solemn tribute to the lives lost in the Oklahoma City bombing, federal agencies have shared messages of remembrance and support on social media.

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Graham Dowers As Oklahoma commemorates 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, leaders and organizations across the state have taken to social media.

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Graham Dowers As Oklahoma commemorates 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, leaders and organizations across the state have taken to social media.

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The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

Graham Dowers Defined by service, honor, and kindness, the Oklahoma Standard has carried Oklahomans through their darkest days, from acts of domestic terror to natural disasters like devastating tornadoes and wildfires.

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers In solemn tribute to the lives lost in the Oklahoma City bombing, federal agencies have shared messages of remembrance and support on social media.

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Graham Dowers As Oklahoma commemorates 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, leaders and organizations across the state have taken to social media.

Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony offers hope, praises strength of those changed forever

Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony offers hope, praises strength of those changed forever

Carrie Winchel Saturday, those changed forever by the events of April 19, 1995, gathered for the 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony. The ceremony was held at First Church in Oklahoma City, and honored the 168 lives lost in the terror attack at the Alfred P. Murrah building 30 years ago.

168 names read aloud in solemn tribute at OKC bombing remembrance ceremony

168 names read aloud in solemn tribute at OKC bombing remembrance ceremony

Graham Dowers The names of all 168 victims of the 1995 bombing were read aloud in a moment of reflection and remembrance at First Church in OKC.

Former President Bill Clinton reflects on 'Oklahoma Standard' at 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Former President Bill Clinton reflects on 'Oklahoma Standard' at 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Brooke Cox Former President Bill Clinton honored the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing on its 30th anniversary, praising the city's resilience and urging the nation to embrace the "Oklahoma Standard" of service, honor and kindness.

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