A man was stabbed by his stepson, injur Tulsa
A man was stabbed by his stepson, injured in back and later died in the hospital, said Police
A man who says that he stabbed his stepfather was arrested by the Owasso police on Sunday morning.
The police were informed of the incident, and police arrived in a home in the 8400 block of North 116 East Avenue. After the arrival, police found a man injured on his back in the house whose man is not released, said Owasso police.
The man was immediately taken to the hospital, but he died in the hospital due to injury.
According to the press release by Owasso police, “The incident is still under investigation, but appears to have stemmed from an argument and physical altercation between family members.”
Jordan Kuykendall,23, the victim's stepson, was arrested by the police for domestic assault and murder, said Owasso Police.
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Tesla to be brought to Tulsa
Tesla’s new U.S. assembly plant reportedly will be larger than its factory in California which has 10,000 employees. As per the Associated Press reports, Tulsa and Austin are the elected finalists for this electric car’s upcoming assembly plant. There was no confirmation on these reports by Gov. Kevin Stitt’s and Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum’s statements.
State and local leaders consider Okholama as the best place for this new Cybertruck Gigafactory.
There were various tweets:
Elon Musk: “Scouting locations for Cybertruck Gigafactory. Will be the central USA.”
In reply to this tweet, Sean Couplen tweeted: “My name is Sean Kouplen and I am Secretary of Commerce for Oklahoma. The electric vehicle capital of the world (200+ charging stations), lowest cost biz state, 2nd lowest utility cost, amazing quality of life and best labour force. Please meet with me and our Gov!”
And afterwards, there’s the smooth site of obscure source with a not family-accommodating name that puts forth a valiant effort to catch viewers’ eye and put forward the defence for Tulsa.
What’s more? The Twitter account- similar name
Indeed, even Car and Driver magazine has expounded on the vividly named internet based life crusade.
Without a doubt, the internet-based life crusade will strengthen since the potential finalists for the Tesla plant have been uncovered.
Virtual commemoration of class 2020: Tulsa Public Schools declare “drive-up” graduations
Tulsa Public Schools declared that it would conduct "drive-up" graduations for the class of 2020 in place of a conventional function due to COVID-19. These elective graduations will be held from May 18 to May 22 at each school site, as per a news discharge by TPS authorities.
Superintendent Deborah A. Gist told that as each one would want to hold a customary festival, the 'drive-up' graduation incorporates the components that they think would matter most to their seniors. Although this was not the apparent expectations of how any of us expected to commemorate the class of 2020, yet the school heads, class backers, educators, and staff are anticipating making an essential encounter for their alumni regardless of whether it is virtual.
Gist said that the area wants likewise to hold conventional graduation celebrations in July if social distancing limitations are lifted and if the Centers for Disease Control urges that it is protected to hold huge get-togethers, as indicated by the new discharge.
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Governor and mayor say Oklahoma, Tulsa ready for Phase II of a reopening plan
Governor Kevin Stitt said Oklahoma is ready to phase two of his plan to reopen businesses.
Governor Stitt said numbers from the State Health Department show things are looking up for Oklahomans.
The Governor stated at a news conference on Monday that the state now has the 8th fewest COVID-19 cases per capita and the 8th lowest infection rate in the country - that’s also the weakest in our region.
Stitt also said testing increased by 50 per cent going into last week, yet the infection rate declined.
As Oklahoma enters phase two of the governor’s reopening plan, bars will be able to reopen and organised sports, weddings, and funerals can continue.
The city’s civil emergency will be changed May 15 to allow gatherings of up to 50 people. The city will begin reissuing special event permits.
Bars will be allowed to open in Tulsa as long as they follow reduced capacity guidelines based on 36 feet per person in the bar area to maintain social distancing.
Tulsa Municipal Courts will reopen May 18 at 8 a.m. with limited guests and mask requirements for visitors.
However, for the health experts stressed people need to continue social distancing as businesses reopen.
Terrible road accident snatched 2 lives at tulsa, us states
The incidences of road accidents are just increasing day by day. Two people were killed and one was seriously injured in a car crash. The road accident took place on 51st Street on Monday afternoon. The two passengers were Nicole Underwood, 33, and Troyanna Lane, 2, in the car which collided a pickup truck exiting Interstate 44 in the 3600 blocks of East 51st Street about 4:30 p.m. Monday, according to the police.
Nicole Underwood shifted reportedly died on the spot and the child named Troyanna was shifted to hospital where she was declared dead by the hospital doctors. The car’s driver, whose name was not released Tuesday evening, was taken to a hospital in critical condition, police said at the scene Monday. Police also informed that He broke traffic rules as he reportedly had run at least one red light at 51st and Hudson Avenue while fleeing from a beer theft in the 7600 blocks of East 61st Street. Whereas the truck driver was hospitalized with injuries who aren't in the life-threatening critical stage but the woman and the infant in the car were marked death.
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Man shot yesterday died in the night in the hospital
According to local police, a man was shot yesterday evening. He died in the hospital overnight on Sunday Morning- May 17, 2020, as reported by our reporters.
Oakland may reduce the minimum age for voters to 16 years after considering Ballot Measures
San Francisco and Oakland may reduce the voting age on some municipal ballot issues to 16 years.
The Oakland city council will decide and announce on Tuesday that whether these 16 and 17-year-old residents should be allowed as a voter for the Oakland School Board elections.
City Council President Rebecca Kaplan authored the Oakland Youth Vote measure, which received support from Mayor Libby Schaaf and other city leaders.
The measure will be done for the November ballot, and if the results turned out to be good, the city might adopt it. By adopting this, Oakland will become the fifth city in the nation to allow a minimum of 16- year-old voters. Voters already passed a similar measure in Berkeley in 2016.
According to the office of board president Norman Yee, the measure would make San Francisco the first major city in the U.S. that allows minimum 16-year-old voters to vote.
According to the proposed charter amendment, the young voters have to qualify for all the criteria for voter registration and have to register with the city Department of Elections to vote.
Many cities are looking forward to lowering the voting age to create an early habit to vote and gaining momentum on the state level.
