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Anna Codutti
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After earning a master's in news editing from the University of Missouri, I joined the Tulsa World copy desk in 2010. Send news tips to news@tulsaworld.com. Phone: 918-581-8481
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It's possible some fairgoers may turn to neighborhood streets for parking, which has locals and fair officials concerned about being good neighbors during the high-volume event.
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On July 14, Oklahoma averaged 2-3 deaths a week. On Wednesday, those figures had climbed to 24-27 deaths a week.
For those entering a submission for Tulsa World's collection of Sept. 11 memories, your words may also end up being included in a special section set to publish in dozens of major newspapers across the country.
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On Friday, Gov. Stitt complimented districts that included an opt-out option to their newly enacted mask requirements for "respecting parents’ rights to decide."
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Watch Now: Vaccine-hesitant nurse now says 'it's time' after treating younger, sicker COVID patients
An ER nurse who resisted for scientific reasons said she felt "young and healthy," but now she sees even younger people getting deathly ill.
“I’m not ready for (COVID) to give me the fight of my life,” Grace Zieba said.
Poll: Oklahomans don't want state involved in businesses' vaccination decisions
Those new to grilling with charcoal and wood may find it can be an expensive and challenging culinary art to master. These tips can help you not just get started but really fine-tune your smoking.
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It affects those who have experienced low water pressure, are seeing discolored water, and those who have recently had water service restored after their water was shut off for waterline repairs.
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On the heels of a similar state move, the Cherokee Nation is also expanding eligibility to citizens of all ages who are teachers patients with underlying health conditions. Veterans 65 and older are eligible through the VA.
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Those who had been scheduled to get a first or second dose today will receive an email to be rescheduled; Tulsa health officials say individuals don't need to go back to the state portal to book a new appointment.
"You've got to go and check and check and check, and there's nothing ever available," says the developer of the alert system, now with 41,000 users. "I have friends that were taking off work so they could watch the website."
Anna Codutti commented on Jenks teen gets warm welcome as she returns home after surviving crash that killed 4
Anna Codutti commented on Letter to the editor: Girl Scout murders series was bad timing
This is an important blog from the author for anyone commenting on the series to read: http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/local/tim-stanley-light-ultimately-prevails-in-the-re-telling-of/article_57c5ace2-fc30-5304-99d2-5cee5c374c34.html
Anna Codutti commented on 'I will not be part of a witch hunt': Ex-Coweta councilor explains why he quit after city manager's firing
No one has seen anything indicating why, and the three individuals aren't saying.
Anna Codutti commented on Pop culture: Here are some favorite 'Simpsons' moments. What are yours?
And in other hilarity that I don't know what it means -- Homer, tearing through his office at the nuclear plant mid-shower to answer the phone: "You'll have to speak louder, I'm wearing a towel."
Anna Codutti commented on Prairie Nerds: Wonder Woman costume unveiled at San Diego Comic Con
the theme I'm seeing is Project Runway meets She-Ra.
Anna Codutti commented on Prairie Nerds: See the new X-Men: Days of Future Past Trailer
Hoo wee. If a movie ticket is $10, I feel like that trailer was worth at least a couple bucks on its own.
Anna Codutti commented on Prairie Nerds: 10 cards from the next Magic the Gathering set you want in your decks
Proper nerd awesomeness. I'm now itching to play.
Anna Codutti commented on Because I Said So: Looking for scary good young adult books? Try Lois Duncan
I remember "Killing Mr. Griffin" well, but I never saw "Down a Dark Hall." I was looking for a scary book anyway, but the themes of a lot of scary books for adults are usually nothing I want to put in front of my eyes. Just this list alone (http://litreactor.com/columns/s…
Anna Codutti commented on 129 businesses, 19 houses damaged or destroyed in midtown EF2 tornado; three EF1s occurred east of Tulsa
Bynum toured the damaged areas this afternoon. Here is the story on the jail issue between city and county: http://www.tulsaworld.com/homepagelatest/county-commissioners-vote-to-impose--a-day-rate-on/article_7f36343c-3fbb-5504-9db2-ca213b2d5528.html