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‘Zero Tolerance For Anybody That Breaks The Law’: Commissioners Hire New Manager For Tulsa Juvenile Justice Center

Chloe Abbott Tulsa County Commissioners hired a manager for the Juvenile Justice Detention Home on Friday. David Parker says he took this job because he feels it's his civic duty.

Tulsa Co. Commissioners Appoint David Parker As Manager Of The Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Home

MaKayla Glenn Tulsa County commissioners vote unanimously to create position of manager of Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Home and appoint David Parker as manager.

Community Groups Hold Town Hall Addressing Juvenile Justice Center Lawsuit

Kaitlyn Deggs Community groups held a town hall meeting Thursday night to talk about the allegations of child abuse and the federal civil rights lawsuit against the Tulsa County Family Center for Juvenile Justice. It comes after the Tulsa Board of County Commissioners called Thursday for the removal of the judge who oversees the center.

'Santiago Standard': Friends, Colleagues Honor Deputy Who Passed Away

Ashlyn Brothers Folks at the Tulsa County Courthouse are honoring a deputy who died unexpectedly at age 40.

Man Convicted In Tulsa County Murder To Remain In Prison After SCOTUS Tribal Jurisdiction Ruling

Jonathan Cooper A man convicted of murder in Tulsa County will stay in prison after the Supreme Court's latest ruling on tribal jurisdiction.

Tree Trimmer Found Guilty Of Murder, Burglary In Death Of Tulsa Man

News On 6 A Tulsa man was found guilty Friday in the death of 80-year-old Jim Rosenlieb in June 2018. Ricky Davison will spend life in prison without the possibility of parole.

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Tulsa Jury Recommends Life In Prison For Man Who Represented Himself

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A jury finds a Tulsa man guilty of Accessory to murder and recommends he spend life in prison.

Tulsa Jury Recommends Life In Prison For Man Who Represented Himself

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A jury finds a Tulsa man guilty of Accessory to murder and recommends he spend life in prison.

Tulsa Teen Found Competent To Stand Trial In Death Of Teacher

Amy Avery

A Tulsa County jury has found Deonte Green competent to stand trial. The 17-year-old is charged with a string of robberies, the rape of an elderly woman and the murder of Shane Anderson, Broken Arrow school teacher last fall.

Tulsa Teen Found Competent To Stand Trial In Death Of Teacher

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Men's March Madness: OU returns to NCAA Tournament set to face defending champion UCONN

Chris Williams It's March Madness time! For the first time since 2021, the OU men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament. The ninth-seeded Sooners will take on eighth-seeded UCONN.

Men's March Madness: OU returns to NCAA Tournament set to face defending champion UCONN

Chris Williams It's March Madness time! For the first time since 2021, the OU men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament. The ninth-seeded Sooners will take on eighth-seeded UCONN.

Millwood's 18th State Title: A family affair on the court

Mike Glover Millwood's Basketball team clinches its 18th state 3A title, underlining the importance of family. Head Coach Dorrian Williams, alongside his brother and uncle, credits family trust and experience for their success.

Millwood's 18th State Title: A family affair on the court

Police investigates shooting in SW OKC

Victor Pozadas Oklahoma City Police have reported a shooting in SW OKC.

Police investigates shooting in SW OKC

Victor Pozadas Oklahoma City Police have reported a shooting in SW OKC.

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Men's March Madness: OU returns to NCAA Tournament set to face defending champion UCONN

Chris Williams It's March Madness time! For the first time since 2021, the OU men's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament. The ninth-seeded Sooners will take on eighth-seeded UCONN.

Millwood's 18th State Title: A family affair on the court

Police investigates shooting in SW OKC

Victor Pozadas Oklahoma City Police have reported a shooting in SW OKC.

Warm temps return for first day of Spring, fire danger ahead this weekend

News 9 After a cold start to the morning, the heat is expected to return on Thursday. Justin Rudicel has your latest forecast.

'Oklahoma Standard is pretty amazing:' Wildfire survivor pays it forward after losing everything in 2012

Hank Cavagnaro In 2012, Suzy Stevenson lost everything she owned when a wildfire destroyed her rental home in Luther. As wildfires burn through the town again, she is now raising money to help those impacted.

Thunder Thursday: Hispanic Heritage Night

News 9 Join the Oklahoma City Thunder as they celebrate Hispanic culture on March 27. Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural festivities, including performances and art.

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