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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Tulsa police, Tulsa County Sheriff's Office, Sand Springs police, as well as EMSA and the fire department are on scene.
By: Jennifer Maupin
A grief-stricken Bartlesville family laid their 3-year-old baby to rest on April 23 after his tragic death the week before.
The MCN said the eviction notice was issued after GolfSuites breached its lease agreement with the Riverwalk Crossing commercial property.
Parent Audra Beasley's speaking time ran out, and her son began speaking at the podium when Beasley continued speaking loudly at the board.
Sulphur's Public Information Officer Brian McDaniel gave updates on the extent of the damage as surveying continues.
By: Jennifer Maupin
The Oklahoma Office of the Chief Medical Examiner confirmed four deaths from the outbreak. Two people died in Holdenville.
First responders took Rosales to the hospital, where he later died. Two other men where also taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, officers said.
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Police Department is investigating after at least two people were shot at the Midtown Park Apartments.
Three Broken Arrow Public School students and the bus driver are okay after a wreck on May 1 at 111th and Olive.
A student at Carver Middle School is in custody after bringing a weapon to school, according to a Tulsa Public Schools representative.
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