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Tulsa low-income tenants and landlords could get access to legal representation under proposed city program
The resolution declaring the city’s intent to create an eviction prevention program will likely head to council Sept. 16 after it was pulled Wednesday.
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Greenwood Film Festival wants Black creators to see future for themselves in Oklahoma film industry
Films on fatherhood, faith and justice from independent filmmakers will take center stage at the Tulsa festival, which runs from Sept. 6-10.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Sept. 4-6
From indoor and outdoor fun at the First Friday Art Crawl to Drillers baseball taking over Labor Day weekend, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
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New photo exhibit is a ‘love letter’ to LGBTQ+ Tulsans who keep the city running
Liz Cousins has watched friends leave the city due to safety fears. In “Queer Tulsa,” she tells the stories of 20 who remain and continue to build the LGBTQ+ scene.
Want to help Oklahoma weather the impact of extreme heat? Try growing more native plants.
Tulsa homeowners can help mitigate droughts and floods by shifting the type of lawns they grow and their approach to lawn care, experts say.
Here are 4 things for Tulsa’s Latino and Hispanic community to check out in September
From a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration to free admission at the Tulsa Botanic Garden, here’s what you can find to do in September.
Dinner and a show: Guthrie Green’s Food Truck Wednesday returns with an evening upgrade
This fall, Food Truck Wednesdays are moving to evenings with more food trucks and larger musical acts.
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Muscogee Nation increases minimum wage for tribal employees
The Muscogee National Council approved a minimum wage increase for tribal employees on Saturday, which will grow to $20 per hour over the next two years.
Oklahoma ranks worst for childhood hunger. The state’s most affluent communities aren’t immune to the impact.
Every county in Oklahoma exceeds the national rate of food insecurity. High-income pockets of the state like Bixby are also feeling the rise in hungry families.
Here’s how Tulsans are making sense of their higher PSO bills
With all the PSO chatter happening online, many Tulsans are trying to get to the bottom of it. They offer their own tips for saving money on electricity.
The biggest reason for uptick in Oklahoma hunger rates? Reforms to SNAP.
About 147,000 Oklahomans have been dropped from the federal food assistance program since the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill. Of those, 42% are children.