Jennifer Maupin is a Digital Content Producer with a focus on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has written articles for various news channels and publications, covering a wide range of topics including local events, crime, legislation, and human interest stories.
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WAGONER COUNTY — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol stopped a man in a stolen Tulsa police car in Wagoner County on Nov. 20.
The Tulsa Zoo said there won't be any African Penguins in the wild by 2035 if something isn't done to protect the species.
By: Jennifer Maupin
Stolfa was originally arrested in July for forcible sodomy against a unconscious patient recovering from dental surgery.
By: Jennifer Maupin
The Tulsa Police Department is searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting on Dec. 8.Officers said the shooting stemmed from a fight in the Main Event parking lot at 71st and Union.
A home in Henryetta, where seven people died in a murder-suicide on May 1, 2023, caught fire on Dec. 10.
At the end of the 2023 season, Blankenship announced his retirement after 40 years of coaching at the University of Tulsa, Union High School and Owasso High School.
An agreement was reached in the lawsuit against Ryan Walters filed by KFOR in September. The court orders KFOR to have access to open meetings, press releases, etc.
TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma lost several notable figures in 2024, and 2 News is taking a moment to honor their legacies.
The new rules would require legal guardians to give proof of citizenship to enroll their students. They would also require schools to document how many students could not provide proof of citizenship.
Tulsa police are working to find a suspect after a homeless man and his dog were shot Friday afternoon.
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