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‘It’s just not making enough money’: Greenwood’s Silhouette Sneakers to close
The sneaker shop is the latest in a series of closures amid worries over foot traffic to Greenwood. But owner Kellen James says he believes in the area’s potential.
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Diapers, doulas and dad advice: North Tulsa baby shower marks 10 years of offering support to new parents
The event started as a way to prevent infant deaths from unsafe sleeping practices. Now parents take newborn portraits, ask pediatricians questions and find fatherhood resources.
Thousands of folk fans fill Guthrie Green lawn for Iron & Wine’s free concert
Featuring folk duo DU and Cherokee singer-songwriter Ken Pomeroy, the outdoor show attracted thousands to downtown.
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Food, Arts and Culture
Crosbie Heights neighbors weren’t sure their community garden would survive the Tulsa summer. It’s blossomed.
With the help of donations over the last eight months, the garden survived its first summer. Tulsans have used the space to connect over music, food and volunteering.
Worlds collide as The Bobby Lees and Jason Momoa’s ÖOF TATATÁ rock Tulsa
It was a concert that could only happen in Tulsa. Fans packed The Vanguard to celebrate the return of The Bobby Lees, a band beloved by Hollywood stars and a hometown crowd.
From meatballs to morning lines, Tulsa welcomes its first IKEA
More than 60 Tulsans traveled by bus to a Texas IKEA as part of a campaign to attract the retailer to Oklahoma. Hundreds showed for its opening in Tulsa Friday.
From his home workshop to the stadium walls, OSU paddlemaker powers a decades-long tradition
73-year-old Tony Moore is among the oldest Paddle People cheering on the Cowboys. The Collinsville resident is celebrating his last season rattling opponents on the sidelines — but not his last supporting the Pokes.
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Oklahoma law requires judges to waive court debt for poor defendants. Some refuse.
A 2023 state law was intended to help low-income people escape fines and fees they can’t afford. But an Oklahoma County judge argues the law is unconstitutional. A state Supreme Court ruling could affect defendants across Oklahoma.
From electric bills to enrollment rates, Tulsa-area schools face budget squeeze
Tulsa Public Schools may be making the most drastic cuts, but districts across the Tulsa area are facing similar budgetary challenges.
Broken Arrow takes first step to flying the friendly skies through airport study
Broken Arrow is spending $150,000 to study whether a regional airport could support future business growth. Flights would likely be decades away.
Oklahoma’s ACA premiums are going up again. Here’s what you need to know ahead of November enrollment.
While the Trump administration is issuing refund checks for some Oklahomans who lost their Affordable Care Act subsidies, relief may be short-lived as premiums are going up again.