Latest stories for Public Radio Tulsa:

• ‘Where is our dad?’ – Decades after a non-violent conviction, an Oklahoma farmer faces deportation
• Thousands protest Trump, ICE and Iran war at Tulsa ‘No Kings’ rally
• Creek Freedmen want election postponed until citizenship fight resolved
• Former Cherokee Supreme Court justice to lead TU
• Delayed retirements may soon hit understaffed Tulsa police as accountability concerns persist
• ‘We are gonna be sued’: Oklahoma statewide board denies Jewish charter school application
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Other stories:

• Oklahoma governor cracks down on Tulsa homeless encampments – NPR News
• Sen. Bernie Sanders reacts to Iran strikes during Tulsa rally – NPR News
• DOJ launches inquiry into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre – NPR News
• Oklahoma Supreme Court dismisses suit over reparations by survivors of Tulsa massacre – Morning Edition on NPR
• Sen. Lankford pushes for Black Wall Street monument status – NPR News
• ICE, Prison Co. Targeted Detainee Hunger Strikers, Suit Says – Law360
• Kia, Hyundai Skimped On Anti-Theft For Profit, Suit Says – Law360
• After Flooding, a Biologist’s Story – Shoresides

Award-winning stories for Public Radio Tulsa:

• Outgoing Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum reflects on immigration, struggle for racial equity during term
• After fleeing Afghanistan, a young soccer star finds his footing in Tulsa
• Tribal leaders send message on Native American Day: vote
• Oklahoma-born runners win big at Route 66 Marathon
• City begins new 1921 Race Massacre gravesite search
• CEO that sued Bacone may bid on the school in upcoming auction
• Lankford: GOP colleagues said ‘we should have passed that’ immigration bill

Video projects & social media appearances (Public Radio Tulsa):

• ‘Live at Lunch’ – Emergency preparedness w/ Dr. Alyssa Provencio
• Tulsa’s Catholic community mourns Pope Francis
• New electric buses en route to Tulsa
• 13 Tulsa schools moved off state improvement list
• Oklahoma Attorney General announces gubernatorial bid
• Race massacre survivors make case to Oklahoma Supreme Court
• Tulsa-area librarian honored by district after online harassment
• Local LGBTQIA+ center will stay open after donations