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Tulsa’s ties to AI boom grow with arrival of new manufacturing facility
City and state officials welcomed Crusoe’s new AI manufacturing facility near the airport Monday. The company plans to add more jobs to its 300-person workforce.
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Is your family connected to the 1921 Race Massacre? These researchers want to talk to you.
A new TU project asks Native and white Tulsans to share their family’s connections to the massacre — especially those “omitted” across generations.
Experience or change: North Tulsa voters have a decision to make come November
As Vanessa Hall-Harper and Corinice Wilson prepare for a Nov. 3 runoff, they’re offering different ideas for moving DIstrict 1 forward. The seat is the only undecided city council race.
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Oasis planned to open a downtown grocery store in June. Tariffs and delays keep pushing it back.
Oasis Fresh Market had its eyes on a June opening date. That goal has moved back to mid-September due to tariffs, building codes and shipping obstacles.
This Tulsa group is helping women rebuild their lives after incarceration
Joining the Center for Employment Opportunities has given Tulsans a new lease on life after incarceration. That’s exactly what the program seeks to accomplish.
At this annual conference, Tulsa Latinas take center stage
More than 200 women packed the fourth annual Tulsa Latina Leadership Conference to gain confidence and overcome barriers in their professional lives.
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Tulsa Public Schools considering closures and salary freezes as district shares an update on budget woes
District leadership has until Oct. 19 to finalize its plan to reduce its deficit. Community sessions start Wednesday.
Tulsa Public Schools enrollment data shows wide divide between its fullest and emptiest schools
As Tulsa Public Schools considers all options to close its financial deficit, we looked at where the most and least students are filling classrooms. The range is between 37% and 98% of capacity.
Inside and outside Oklahoma execution chamber, Tulsans stand on different sides of death penalty debate
With less public attention focused on Oklahoma executions, a Tulsa sheriff and priest reflect on victims, closure and the costs of capital punishment.
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Step Up to The Grill delivers fierce barbecue competition on Black Wall Street
The competition started with nine participants. At the 2026 edition on Labor Day Weekend, 21 grill masters will compete to take home the title of best barbecue.
Greenwood Film Festival wants Black creators to see future for themselves in Oklahoma film industry
Films on fatherhood, faith and justice from independent filmmakers will take center stage at the Tulsa festival, which runs from Sept. 6-10.
Here’s how Tulsans are making sense of their higher PSO bills
With all the PSO chatter happening online, many Tulsans are trying to get to the bottom of it. They offer their own tips for saving money on electricity.
New photo exhibit is a ‘love letter’ to LGBTQ+ Tulsans who keep the city running
Liz Cousins has watched friends leave the city due to safety fears. In “Queer Tulsa,” she tells the stories of 20 who remain and continue to build the LGBTQ+ scene.