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‘The light of the school’: Tulsans mourn Webster High’s Aleena King with vigil and prayer
The 16-year-old Webster junior died Monday after a crash involving a district vehicle. She was a beloved member of her community now wrestling with the loss.
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Indigenous food sovereignty group finds right fit with move to University of Tulsa
The Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative was looking for a new home at the same time its co-founder became the University of Tulsa president.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Nov. 13-15
Take your pick of events in Tulsa this weekend, from a film festival at Circle Cinema to creating art with natural materials.
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Thousands take part in 108th annual Tulsa Veterans Day Parade
On the same day Tulsans marked the centennial anniversary of Route 66, veterans and the organizations that support them filled downtown.
Tulsans mentored by Eddie Faye Gates carry her lessons on history and justice forward
Eddie Faye Gates documented firsthand accounts of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and advocated for survivors. Gilcrease Museum honored her life and legacy Tuesday.
Take in the fall views of Osage Hills at Tulsa Botanic Garden’s new trails
Nearly five miles of new trails are open in far northwest Tulsa. Get there before the garden closes temporarily to prepare for its holiday lights event.
Enjoy a midday show at The Church Studio’s ongoing Tunes at Noon series
David Oakleaf & the Open Road, Big Mike Manaha and Harmonic DNA have shows this week.
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Oklahoma lawmakers want to improve reading scores. A bipartisan group hopes to keep them on track.
Republicans and Democrats behind Oklahoma’s new reading reforms say improving literacy will take years of monitoring results, adjusting policies and putting aside political disagreements.
Persian Gulf War veteran looks back on time in combat, Trump and his life in Tulsa
Eduardo Martinez is a combat soldier from the Persian Gulf War. As the nation honors Veterans Day, he reflects on how the impacts of war are still affecting him today.
Failing to break even, Gravity Bear Bouldering Gym shuts its doors 15 months after opening
Gravity Bear Bouldering Gym opened in August 2025, but in the 15 months since opening it failed to break even. A GoFundMe fundraiser asking for $400,000 netted less than $3,000.
Mayor calls on Tulsans to bridge divides and create ‘next great renaissance’ in State of the City
During his second citywide address, Mayor Monroe Nichols cited progress on homelessness goals and job growth as key wins midway through his term.