Curtis Killman is a Staff Writer for Tulsa World, a local media company based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a focus on local news, Curtis covers a range of topics including crime, court cases, tribal affairs, and legal issues impacting the Tulsa community.
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Curtis Killman's primary coverage revolves around local legal cases, crime, and government & politics in Oklahoma, specifically within Tulsa. His focus on breaking news and evolving stories suggests he would be responsive to pitches related to ongoing legal developments or government actions in the region.
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By: Curtis Killman
Sharon Jean Devine, 48, admitted in Tulsa federal court that on March 23 she left a handwritten note stating “bomb in airport” in a Tulsa International Airport restroom.
By: Curtis Killman
Lynn was arrested after police found a man and woman both shot Feb. 24 in a homeless camp near Archer Street and Madison Avenue.
By: Curtis Killman
After finding him guilty of rape, a Wagoner County jury has recommend life in prison for a man who “married” his 11-year-old stepdaughter and fathered nine children with her over a period of years.
By: Curtis Killman
A Tulsa man was sentenced to federal prison Thursday after he admitted to fatally shooting a man who he claimed was his friend.
By: Curtis Killman, Mike Simons
Park Centre Building owner Stuart Price says "corporate greed and exploitation" have resulted in a business that's a "detriment of the neighborhood. It’s more of a bar than a convenience store.”
By: Curtis Killman
But of the 15,769 inspections carried out in the past two years, just 210, or about 1% of inspections, resulted in an eatery's failing the inspection, a Tulsa World analysis found.
By: Mike Simons, Curtis Killman
Park Centre Building owner Stuart Price says "corporate greed and exploitation" have resulted in a business that's a "detriment of the neighborhood. It’s more of a bar than a convenience store.”
Tulsa County deputies picked up Joshua Joseph Dacosta just days before his projected release from federal prison in Oregon.
By: Curtis Killman
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler’s office on Friday announced deferred prosecution agreements with former officers Kaitlin Anderson, Jonathan Chisum and Robert Motley.
By: Curtis Killman
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler's office on Friday announced the agreements with former Officers Kaitlin Anderson, Jonathan Chisum and Robert Motley.
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