How Oklahoma celebrated the Bicentennial: A look back for America 250
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Political notebook: Health Care Authority says no provider cuts
Feeling better: The state’s Medicaid administrator, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, last week approved a fiscal year 2027 budget that includes no cuts in provider rates.
Tulsa golf’s turnaround sees success at Page Belcher as Mohawk Park awaits improvements
From April 2025 to March 2026, Page Belcher recorded a 16.9% increase in rounds played and a 43% increase in revenue after refocusing on customer service, hospitality and course conditions.
Oklahoma Watch: How the BUILD America 250 Act could reshape Oklahoma
As Congress considers the sweeping five-year transportation reauthorization proposal that would take effect in October 2026, transportation leaders across Oklahoma are watching closely.
Voters can’t trust their own eyes as political ads evolve with AI; experts weigh in
The Republican primaries for governor and attorney general were particularly notable for their negativity and, in some cases, use of new artificial intelligence deepfakes.
Tulsa neighbors: Obituaries for June 28
Jean E. Bailie age 86 passed away at her home in Catoosa, OK on June 24, 2026 surrounded by family. She was born on May 25, 1940 in Pennsylvan…
Bill Haisten: TU newcomers ‘signed up for a (higher) level of expectations’
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AAA Route 66 Road Fest to bring Mother Road history to life for road's 100th anniversary
In addition to a flying car, the event will feature period actors, historic cars, interactive exhibits and full-scale re-creations of iconic Route 66 locations to help tell the road’s story
Baker Mayfield talks Buccaneers future, Kyler Murray's move, OU baseball and OKC for Soccer
OU legend Baker Mayfield hosted his kids camp in Norman on Saturday and covered a number of topics with local media.
Former Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper is Trump pick to head ICE
Lance Schroyer, who spent 29 years in law enforcement with the Muskogee Police Department and OHP,
America 250: Gilcrease Museum's Declaration of Independence makes rare public appearances
Mark Youngblood and Anne GhostBear view the Gilcrease Museum's original copy of the Declaration of Independence on Saturday at the Helmerich Center for American Research. The rarely displayed piece of Americ...
Bill Haisten: Still silent after nine months, does Mike Gundy get a statue?
The history of Oklahoma State football extends back to 1899. Cowboy teams have played 1,286 games. As a quarterback and a coach, Mike Gundy was involved in 422 of those
Berry Tramel’s Arizona travelblog: Lunch with General Jerry Holmes, an Oklahoma hero
General Jerry Holmes, a war hero and on the front lines of world history, is a friend to be treasured and an Oklahoma icon.
Officials continue monitoring Caney River flood potential
Despite positive updates, emergency managers from Tulsa and Washington Counties are keeping an eye on flood potential with the Caney River. 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert has an update on conditions.
Tulsa massage therapist's rape case victims fight to keep records public
Victims say they were left out of plea negotiations that reduced Wesley Cole's rape charges to assault and included an immediate expungement of his records.
'So devastating': Tulsans helping Venezuelans impacted by earthquakes
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores listened to members of the Venezuelan community about how the earthquakes have impacted them here in Tulsa. She found out more about how people can help.
Route 66 Centennial Caravan drivers remembering lost friend, America's most historic road
When the Route 66 Centennial Caravan pulled onto Tulsa’s 11th Street near the Meadow Gold District on Thursday afternoon, drivers honked their horns and waved to onlookers.
How Tulsa almost killed Brookside in the 1980s
Meanwhile, some mixed-use developments proposed on South Peoria Avenue in recent years have fizzled out.
Whistleblower to receive $700,000 to settle lawsuit over PPP loans
The government is still investigating alleged misuse of the COVID-era payroll relief program. Most of the loans identified in the lawsuit originated at BOK Financial.
Tulsa neighbors: Obituaries for June 23
Nancy Diane Morrow of Tulsa recently passed away at the age of 73. Diane was involved in teaching and coaching singers at the BART, Tulsa Comm…
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OU baseball coach Skip Johnson molded by time at Texas Pan-American, Navarro College
Former OU football player and Navarro coach Keith Thomas on Skip Johnson: “He knew baseball. I knew it, but I re-learned it from him.”
Tulsa filmmaker shares inspiration behind new documentary on history of Black firefighters
Keith “Sneak” Daniels hosted a Q&A on Friday, Juneteenth, at the Tulsa Fire Museum to introduce his documentary "Fighting More Than Fire" to local viewers.
5 things to know after the Drillers' best-ever first half; Homestand starts Tuesday
This could be a history-making season. The Drillers have their best-ever outfield. Will they all stay together and will Texas League batting leader Kendall George return?