Magon Hoffman was pregnant with her second child when doctors told her the fetus might not survive. She’s challenging Oklahoma’s near-total abortion ban that kept her from having an abortion in-state.
Author Archives: Shaunicy Muhammad
Shaunicy Muhammad is the northside reporter at The Oklahoma Eagle. She focuses on stories about the people, places and events that make north Tulsa an integral part of the community.
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As new homes go up in north Tulsa, some see progress. Others still have questions.
At the People and Place Impact conference, developers emphasized how they are working with the community to bring more housing options to north Tulsa.
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Tulsa’s new police chief addresses past issues, lays out plan for first 100 days
Jonathan Brooks addressed everything from Flock Safety cameras to TPD’s officer shortage and records request backlog. His plan? “Listening to as many Tulsans as I can.”
Posted inFood
C’est Bon Kitchen leaving Shoppes on Peoria but ‘will remain in Tulsa,’ owner says
New Orleans native David Franklin is relocating his restaurant, C’est Bon Kitchen & Libations, out of the North Peoria plaza. The Cajun and Creole spot opened in July 2025.
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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.
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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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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.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
Online conversation around Tulsa City Council race surged, but voter turnout didn’t
While social media discourse around the District 1 race took off, data shows north Tulsans didn’t show up in bigger numbers. Advocates are asking why and exploring what to do next.
Posted inGovernment
Vanessa Hall-Harper to face Corinice Wilson in runoff for Tulsa City Council District 1 race
Neither candidate won outright Tuesday, but as the Nov. 3 runoff looms both women emphasized the work is just beginning for their campaigns.
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Grocery stores. Third spaces. Code enforcement. Here’s what Tulsans say District 1 needs.
Ahead of the Aug. 25 election, current and former Tulsa City Council District 1 residents laid out what they think the district needs from its next representative.
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Staffing issues and instability lead Prism Cafe to take hiatus three years after opening
Prism Cafe has served customers from its location in The Heights since 2023. But owner Aimee Hunter says a shifting industry means it’s time to walk away — for now.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
This neighborhood group is urging Black Tulsans to talk about mental health
Northside Neighbors wants to normalize conversations about mental health. Over the next five months, its campaign will feature in-person events and social media callouts.