KTUL-TV (Tulsa, OK)

KTUL is a television station located in Oklahoma and serves as an ABC affiliate, owned and managed by Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. ranks among the largest and most varied television broadcasting companies in the United States. Currently, Sinclair operates, programs, or offers sales services to a total of 163 TV stations across 77 markets, following some pending transactions. Their television network reaches about 38.7% of households with TV in the U.S. and includes affiliates of major networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

Local

English

Television

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Global

#82985

United States

#16978

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#537

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The Covenant School secures new 14-acre site in West Nashville after deadly mass shooting

3 days ago | ktul.com | Sydney Keller
Bartlesville launches initiatives to combat homelessness, support vulnerable residents

5 days ago | ktul.com | Rian Stockett

Community leaders in Bartlesville working to help those experiencing homelessness climb out of it. "All the projects we're working on are set to help with our two goals. The first one is to help our unsheltered neighbors move out of homelessness and into stable shelter.
Stilwell hospital and clinic to close, leaving residents shocked, concerned

1 week ago | ktul.com | Rian Stockett

Stilwell residents are shocked to learn that the town’s memorial hospital and clinic are getting ready to close their doors. One Resident we spoke with says her cousin who works at the Stilwell Memorial Hospital, just found out Friday, June 20, will be her last day of work.
Electric vehicle (EV) tax breaks may hit a dead end under Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

1 week ago | ktul.com | Kemberley Washington
Violence at Juneteenth celebration in Greenwood raises concerns over event safety measures

1 week ago | ktul.com | Lauren Henry

As Juneteenth festivities continue in Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District, safety concerns have risen after a violent altercation during Thursday night’s events. A fight broke out that left one person unconscious and sent a wave of panic through the crowd as many fled to safety. Some witnesses reported seeing individuals with firearms. “We were in a dance circle just dancing around and then all of a sudden, everybody started running,” said one anonymous bystander.
Oregon House passes bill limiting federal deployment of the Oregon National Guard

1 week ago | ktul.com | Vasili Varlamos
Israel and Iran exchange more strikes as diplomatic efforts get underway

1 week ago | ktul.com | Alexx Altman-Devilbiss
New motorcycle plates help to fund Tulsa Juneteenth Festival

1 week ago | ktul.com | Lauren Henry

Tulsa's historic Greenwood District is alive with music, food, and celebration as the community honors Juneteenth. Helping fund the festivities is the Historic Greenwood license plates, which will soon be available for motorcycles. Each plate costs $40, with more than half of that amount directly supporting the Tulsa Juneteenth Festival. Originally launched six years ago, amended legislation now allows for motorcycle versions of the license plates.
US imposes new social media scrutiny on international students seeking visas

1 week ago | ktul.com | Joel Moreno
Residents voice concerns over new care center location at contentious public meeting

1 week ago | ktul.com | Rian Stockett

Confrontations happening at a public meeting organized by City Councilor Jackie Dutton, which was meant to give the social service organization, The Merchant, an opportunity to meet with neighbors about their proposed relocation. Residents interrupted the presenter from the organization multiple times, sharing their concerns for what the organization is calling a care navigation center aiming to help people experiencing homelessness climb out of it.