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Posted inBusiness
A year after opening, Santa Fe Square doubles down on bid to bring more foot traffic to downtown Tulsa
The Blue Dome District development features nearly 200 apartments, a plaza and businesses. It could follow in the footsteps of the NOMA complex on Route 66.
Posted inGovernment
Tulsans have nearly 130K outstanding warrants. Here’s your chance to clear some of them.
Tulsa is hosting a “Clear Your Warrants” event July 31. Last time around, 580 participants showed up — resulting in 1,043 warrants eliminated.
Posted inSchools & Families
Pre-K suspensions in Tulsa Public Schools are up. TPS wants that number to be zero.
The number of suspensions issued to preschoolers climbed again last year, with Black students facing a disproportionate number of suspensions. TPS has pledged to review policies.
Posted inNews
We talked to Irish locals about their experiences with drone deliveries. Here’s what they said.
Our Instagram comments are buzzing with Irish locals’ tales of drone deliveries. So we reached out to hear what they had to say.
Posted inArts
Don Thompson bore witness to Tulsa history. Now his photography is in the spotlight at Hulett Collection.
Don Thompson captured the impact of urban renewal policies on Greenwood. A Cherry Street gallery puts the 88-year-old photographer on center stage through September.
Posted inNews
Inside a city survey: Tulsans trust their neighbors. City leaders? Not so much.
The results are in. A new citywide survey paints a picture of exactly how Tulsans feel about their neighbors, city leaders and access to resources.
Posted inHealth
This program has kept thousands of Tulsa mothers and infants alive. It’s facing a funding death.
Tulsa officials are sounding the alarm about federal funding threats to Healthy Start, which has improved Oklahoma’s infant mortality rate over the past three decades.
Posted inNews
Drones could soon lift off from Cherry Street with your grocery delivery
Manna Air Delivery, an Irish drone delivery company, is bringing its manufacturing and operations to Tulsa. The company applied for permits to build a launch site on Cherry Street.
Posted inBusiness
Oklahoma’s first IKEA could open ahead of schedule in Tulsa Hills shopping center
The influx of IKEA shoppers to west Tulsa means more traffic. A Monday town hall will address how roads in Tulsa Hills are changing to meet demand.
Posted inCulture
Pass on the politics, more family please. Tulsans reflect on a milestone Fourth of July.
It’s a milestone birthday for the USofA — its 250th (officially). We talked with Tulsans about how they plan to mark the holiday.
Posted inBusiness
Oklahomans voted against raising the minimum wage. Advocates are going back to the drawing board.
A majority of June voters said “no” to raising the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The group behind State Question 832 says it’s turning its attention to the 2027 legislative session.