Lauren Henry is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has written for KTUL and her work has also appeared in WNYO-TV and KUTV 2News / KMYU. Lauren covers a range of topics including education, community events, crime, and political developments in the Tulsa area.
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Lauren Henry's articles predominantly cover local news, particularly focusing on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She also covers topics related to education, government & politics, and crime in the Tulsa and Oklahoma areas.
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By: Lauren Henry
Could proposed legislation help protect minors featured in online content? House Bill 1016 aims to do exactly that, through extablishing legislation
By: Lauren Henry
The Cherokee Nation has recnetly released findings from theThe Cherokee Nation Criminal Law Reform and Planning Task Force was formed following Chief Chuck Hos
By: Lauren Henry
The Oklahoma State Department of Education's proposed social studies standards includes additional informations
By: Lauren Henry
The Salvation Army is wrapping up this year's Red Kettle Fundraiser and is asking for your help to meet its goal of $650,000.The familiar sound of bells ringin
By: Lauren Henry
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — An Oktaha family is seeking answers and transparency from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol after losing a loved one to a car accident in September.
Tulsa Public Schools has been working for years to curb the high chronic absenteeism rates throughout the district.The release of the annual Oklahoma School Re
A collective sense of relief was felt across the Grampians region on Monday after a decent drop of rain resulted in a 21-day long bushfire being contained.
By: Lauren Henry
A prison cosmetology program that allows inmates to learn job skills they can use when released is now expanding.The program saw great success at the Mabel Bas
For the second time in a year, Ararat Rural City Council staff are providing vital support to affected residents of a major bushfire.
Replacing fodder and access to water are key issues facing primary producers after more than 13,538 hectares of farmland was burnt in the Grampians bushfire.
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