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North Tulsans see echoes of the past in TPS’ school closure proposal
Longtime residents have seen northside schools shift, close and reopen over decades. With eight campuses proposed to close, they’re wondering what this round of changes will bring.
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3 more people discovered in Tulsa’s massacre graves investigation
Though initial analysis of the three bodies showed no visible signs of trauma, investigators say that could change. They also discovered 32 new undocumented graves.
Keanu Reeves and Dogstar rock out in their first visit to Tulsa
The band, which first began in 1991 and reunited in 2022, brought their “All In Now Tour” to Tulsa Theater Wednesday night. Here’s what it looked like.
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Food, Arts and Culture
Tulsa Flyer’s first year covered the food, art and places that bring us together
As Tulsa Flyer marks its first year of publishing, we look back on the whirlwind of events we covered — and look toward where we want to head next.
They couldn’t find a space where LGBTQ+ women could make new friends. So they created one.
Terah Williams and Hannah Jackson wanted to build connections with LGBTQ+ women outside of their immediate circles. Queer Women’s Collective was their answer.
Listen to the songs powering the second season of ‘The Lowdown’
As viewers tune into the second season of Lee Raybon’s escapades around Tulsa, we’re collecting the sounds of “The Lowdown” in one easy spot.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Oct. 16-18
As the weather cools off, fall festivals are taking over Tulsa. Here’s where to find one, from live music to Pride and a fantasy-themed Lore Fest.
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We’ve covered a lot of Tulsa news in our first year. Here are the Flyer and Eagle staff’s favorites.
One year into running a nonprofit newsroom by and for Tulsans, we’ve written hundreds of stories about its people and places. Here’s the ones that stood out.
A split vote and abstention kills Tulsa City Council’s latest push to create a public safety oversight office
After a nearly five-hour committee meeting, Tulsa councilors were nowhere closer to consensus on a police monitor.
Find out what State Question 845 would change in Oklahoma’s court system
The Judicial Nominating Commission includes provisions to balance political party affiliation and prevent dominance by attorneys. State Question 845 would remove those.
Find out how State Question 847 could affect Oklahomans’ property tax calculations and local budgets
By placing caps on what properties can be assessed, the proposed constitutional amendment could result in millions of revenue losses for local and county entities in Oklahoma.