The proposal would limit commissioners to citizens of federally recognized tribes.
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Tulsa’s Asian Affairs Commission wants to highlight diverse community stories
The commission hopes to have 50 stories before Tulsa Asia Fest.
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New garden and visitation area are coming to Tulsa County jail
The David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center will add a garden tended by female inmates and a child-friendly play space for families visiting the jail.
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Tulsa City Council weighs mid-year spending increases for police, crisis response
During their final meeting of 2025, councilors considered $3.6 million for law enforcement records systems, jail overflow costs and crisis response.
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Using your cellphone in Tulsa school or construction zone could end with $100 fine
The new ordinance, approved by Tulsa City Council, prohibits texting or holding a phone with limited exceptions for hands-free use or dialing 911.
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Tulsa Drillers donate $12K to north Tulsa baseball league
The North Tulsa Baseball League plays at the county-owned O’Brien Park.
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The ‘Cry Baby Cry’ statue is one step closer to Tulsa
The “Cry Baby Cry” roadside attraction has officially arrived in the United States after being shipped from overseas.
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Asian Affairs Commission prepares for Stories of Asian Tulsa project
The commission is still deciding how the stories are going to be shared.
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Tulsa Police Department seeks more Spanish-speaking officers
TPD currently employs 75 bilingual officers, or less than 10% of the department.
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Arrests but no firearm incidents at 2025 Tulsa State Fair
This marks the first year in fair history with no firearm reports.
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These Tulsa organizations pledge to improve pay equity
Tulsa Opera and Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma have joined the mayor’s effort to close the gender pay gap.
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City spending exceeds budget by $15M, but auditor says Tulsa’s finances are sound
City Auditor Nathan Pickard said total unbudgeted needs reached $21 million.