Applicants could get up to $4,000 in moving costs reimbursed, along with legal services and plane tickets to scope out the city.
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Broken Arrow City Council votes 4-1 to deny rezoning request for proposed Islamic mosque
After more than three hours of public comment, Broken Arrow city councilors took only a few minutes to deny a rezoning request for a proposed mosque.
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What you need to know about the brewing fight over a proposed mosque in Broken Arrow
From the attorney general’s office to Tulsa’s Asian Affairs Commission, Oklahomans are preparing for a heated debate over a new mosque campus in Broken Arrow.
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Healthy meals, healthy families: Beyond Bars offers both to girls with incarcerated parents
Through Girl Scouts’ Beyond Bars program, Oklahoma families get the support they need — logistically and emotionally.
Posted inDocumenters
New leadership elected at Tulsa City Council
Tulsa City Council elected new leadership for the 2025-26 council year at the Dec. 3 meeting.
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Tulsa library’s autonomous mini-library closes after 2 days due to ‘water issue’
The Tulsa City-County Library’s new book vending machine closed less than 48 hours after the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Posted inBusiness
Growth is the name of the game for Tulsa’s job market, outpacing OKC
AI and tariffs will certainly impact the state and local economy. But experts don’t expect job and population growth to slow down in Tulsa.
Posted inHealth
Oklahoma maternal mortality rate dips slightly, remains above national average
Mortality varies by race, according to newly released data, and about 70% of pregnancy-related deaths were deemed preventable.
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As Oklahoma cuts mental health funds, Black counselors seek to expand services in Tulsa
The Tulsa Black Mental Health Alliance wants to reduce barriers to treatment as the city anticipates losing millions in state mental health funding.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
Tulsa developers could breathe new life — and housing — into historic Crutchfield neighborhood
Developer Stuart McDaniel and Habitat for Humanity are tapping into Crutchfield’s potential, creating housing near downtown for working families.
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Winter arrives in Tulsa. Here’s how the city is prepping for snow and ice.
Icy roads and winter flurries gave Tulsans trouble on their first day back from Thanksgiving break, but a La Niña year may keep further winter weather at bay.
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‘She was our queen’: Tulsa community celebrates life and legacy of Mother Fletcher
Mother Viola Fletcher, who championed reparations for 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and their descendants, received a royal farewell.