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  • 1 week ago | kjrh.com | Erin Christy

    TULSA, Okla. — A lawsuit filed on April 14 claims decades of deliberate hiding of evidence by former and current Tulsa police officers and the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office. In 2015, after completing his 24 years in prison for a 1991 rape, Henry Jamerson began the fight to clear his name. In the summer of 2024, a judge threw out the rape conviction. “You know, most people get out of prison, leave it alone. I ain’t that type,” said Jamerson.

  • 1 week ago | kjrh.com | Erin Christy

    As many in the firefighting community and legislators remain baffled over Governor Kevin Stitt’s condemnation of the March 14 wildfire response by Oklahoma Forestry Services, a former and current lawmaker called on Governor Kevin Stitt to stop what they call misinformation. Specifically, comments surrounding how much money the state gives to OFS.

  • 1 week ago | kjrh.com | Braden Bates |Erin Christy

    TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry is hosting its annual Guns to Garden Tools ceremony in honor of those who lost their lives to gun violence. The families have been given tools to bring life through gardening for several years. "I think when you are given this and you have it to relate to, this could have been the gun that ended someone’s life that you loved and cherished," said Pastor Jean Neal with Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry.

  • 2 weeks ago | kjrh.com | Erin Christy |Douglas Braff

    OKLAHOMA CITY — At the State of the State Broken Arrow, Governor Kevin Stitt talked on a variety of topics, including — the one 2 News has been trying to get answers on the most — his firings and investigation into Oklahoma Forestry Services after the March wildfires. “I think being engaged in what happens in our state and community is so important—knowing the issues, knowing your elected leaders, holding them accountable,” he told guests at the start of the luncheon.

  • 2 weeks ago | kjrh.com | Erin Christy

    OKLAHOMA CITY — There is more fallout from what has largely divided Governor Kevin Stitt and the entire firefighting community. Governor Stitt confirms two more top-level employees within Oklahoma Forestry Services. The two unnamed employees follow the firing of lauded Forestry Director Mark Goeller. In a recent press conference, Stitt said Goeller and his team “did a bad job” fighting recent wildfires.

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