Anna Codutti is an Assistant City Editor for Tulsa World Media Company, focusing on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a passion for investigative journalism and a commitment to keeping the community informed, Anna covers a wide range of topics including crime, public health, local government, and community events.
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Anna Codutti's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and evolving stories in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, law enforcement, and health issues affecting the community.
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Tulsa World Breaking News Editor A man who has been pastor of a north Tulsa church for four years was arrested after a family member told
By: Anna Codutti
Tulsa World Breaking News Editor A collision during heavy fog before sunrise Wednesday on U.S. 412 in Rogers County left both drivers dead, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported Friday.
City councilors will vote Oct. 28 on an agreement with Mercy Regional EMS, with the change in ambulance providers eyed for mid-January, according to a news release.
By: Anna Codutti
Tulsa World Breaking News Editor A fatal crash on Oklahoma 51 at Oneta Road (241st East Avenue) is affecting traffic in both directions early Wednesday, Broken Arrow police said.
By: Anna Codutti
"Owasso drivers should plan to take an alternate route for the next several hours as officers process the scene and get the road safely reopened," according to police.
By: Anna Codutti
Bodycam footage made public by a judge shows Jarron Deajon Pridgeon, 25, being apprehended Feb. 2, 2021. Tulsa World Breaking News Editor
By: Anna Codutti
Tulsa World Breaking News Editor A shooting on Interstate 244 early Sunday was related to a disturbance at the Tulsa State Fair, police say.
By: Anna Codutti
Roy Shoop, also pastor of Cowboy Gatherin' Church, was found guilty after six hours of deliberations by the jury, which recommended he serve a 35-year prison sentence.
By: Anna Codutti
Tulsa police detectives are busy Friday trying to find suspects in two unrelated homicides after officers responded to the separate scenes within a span of about 10 hours.
By: Anna Codutti
In another reminder about the frequency of thefts in firearms left in personal vehicles, Tulsa police said a 14-year-old was found with a pistol that had been stolen from a car in a recent burglary.
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