Cori Duke is a Morning Anchor at KJRH. With a passion for journalism that began at Oklahoma State University, she covers a range of topics including social issues, crime, and local stories relevant to Oklahoma and Tulsa. Cori is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, recognized for her impactful reporting and community engagement.
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TULSA, Okla. — A movement to support women's decisions to remain sober while still being social is making its rounds locally through Sober Girls Tulsa.
A Chicago woman looking for a new puppy to train as a service dog came across an online pet scam posing as a seller from Tulsa.
Julian Abhari and Daniel Marques are the cofounders of SkinCheck, which allows people to potentially detect skin cancer with a click of a button.
TULSA, Okla. — Students with unique needs and their families have an opportunity to get all the supplies they need for free to begin the school year.
TULSA, Okla. — Fewer than 50,000 Asian Elephants remain in the wild, and local experts are encouraging residents to do their part to keep that number from dwindling.
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission is working to keep teens on the right track. Oklahoma's unemployment rate currently sits at 3.5 percent.
The scammer is reportedly trying to con organizations into giving up possibly thousands of dollars of much-needed money meant for the community.
The call came around 2:30 Thursday morning and sent Tulsa County deputies into action. An 87-year-old man with dementia was missing.
By: Cori Duke
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa State Fair may be over, but there's one takeaway from the midway that is keeping the spirit alive for years to come.
By: Cori Duke
The OSU Spirit Riders are responsible for one of the most iconic mascots in the University's history and the Oklahoma roots that make "Bullet" so special.
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