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Here's some helpful information about a new law that goes into effect on November 1.

Can Oklahomans with felony convictions vote? New law offers clarity. A new Oklahoma law aiming to clear up confusion about when people with felony convictions can vote again takes effect Nov. 1, two days before the election.

Kill. Bury. Print. was released on Peacock this week! An excellent look at corruption in a small town.

Battle in McCurtain County at the center of new Peacock documentary McCurtain County Sheriff’s officials wanted a family-run newspaper dead — literally. A new Peacock documentary explores the years-long battle and what it means for press freedoms.

The Willingham's fight for justice in McCurtain County isn't over yet. You can help them by donating below.

Donate to Support Chris Willingham's Legal Fight, organized by Joshua Kline The reporters at the center of the new Peacock documentary “Kill. Bury. Print.” ar… Joshua Kline needs your support for Support Chris Willingham's Legal Fight

Excellent work to the Tulsa Fire Department for keeping this family safe!

Firefighters contain Tulsa kitchen fire and share prevention tips Tulsa Fire Department responded to a call for a kitchen fire near East 25th Street and South Harvard Avenue.

Random attacks can still happen, even in a city as safe as Tulsa. Excellent work to Tulsa Police for taking this suspect into custody.

Tulsa woman says she fought off man who tackled her near LaFortune Park Kristen Medlock says she fought off a man who tackled her near LaFortune Park. Joseph Looney is in the Tulsa County jail on an assault and battery complaint.

Three people have been accused of defrauding Tulsa Public Schools. The defendants are due back in court on November 17.

3 accused in TPS bond fraud case return to court as Kerr staff protest proposed closure A judge set aside three days in November for the next hearing in a criminal case involving more than $779,000 in voter-approved Tulsa Public Schools bond money.

Sign up now for this women's defense class scheduled for October 15.

Wagoner Police Department partners with Help in Crisis to host women's self-defense class The Wagoner Police Department is partnering with Help in Crisis to host a women's self-defense class on Oct. 15.

Questions remain about how exculpatory evidence was never turned over to Henry Jamerson. The result: a man spent 24 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

Open records request for Jamerson review turns up nothing Will Tulsa taxpayers ever see accountability after paying $26 million dollars to settle the case of a man who served 24 years in prison for a crime he didn't co

Scammers never take a vacation from preying on innocent families. Make sure to stay informed!

Scammers are targeting Tulsans seeking immigration help Tulsa police and officials share advice for immigrants: Watch out for notaries claiming they are lawyers or people saying they are acting on behalf of an attorney.

Chase Compton is appoximately 6'4" and 240 lbs. If you see him, please contact the Bixby Police Department.

Bixby Police searching for missing man The Bixby Police Department is asking for help to locate a missing person.