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River Parks offers parking tips for Freedom Fest

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By Steve Berg Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
TULSA, Okla. — If you’re wondering where to park for the big Freedom Fest celebration, the River Parks Authority says there are four main designated parking areas. Parking is available for $20, paid by credit card, in the main lot at River West Festival Park, but those spots will undoubtedly fill up fast. There’s also parking for $20, paid by credit card, in the lot along the west River Parks trail, directly south of 23rd street.
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Suspected illegal pot farm busted in LeFlore County

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By Steve Berg Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
SHADY POINT, Okla. — State narcotics agents say they busted an illegal marijuana growing operation Wednesday in LeFlore County southeast of Tulsa. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics say they served a search warrant at Alaunus Farm LLC in the small town of Shady Point, just north of Poteau. They say the farm was not registered with the state and they seized 1,819 pounds of processed marijuana. Advertisement They say they expect there will also be some arrests in the case.
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Voting underway in state troopers ‘Best Looking Cruiser Contest’

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By Steve Berg Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
TULSA, Okla. — Voting is underway to decide which state has the nation’s best-looking state trooper cruiser. And as you might expect, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol says they would appreciate your vote. OHP says they believe they have one of the best-looking cruiser designs in the U.S. Advertisement They say the classic black-and-white motif goes all way back to the founding of OHP in 1937. You can find the link to vote here.
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