Since launching in November, Safe Move Tulsa has rehoused 118 people. The goal? Reaching a total of 300 in the next four months.
Daily Archives: April 6, 2026
Posted inArts
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra creates ‘cathedral of sound’ as part of classics series
In an explosive performance of Schubert’s Symphony No. 9, the orchestra delivered on its promise of enthusiasm and expertise.
Posted inSchools & Families
Jenks student places second in contest for documentary on food insecurity under Trump
A Jenks High School student is getting national recognition for her documentary on food insecurity exacerbated by new Trump Administration policies.
Posted inGovernment
U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear ‘Stroble’ Oklahoma income tax case
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review Stroble v. Oklahoma Monday. The decision likely means tribal citizens will need to continue paying state income tax.
Posted inGovernment
‘Spring bloom’ hits Tulsa’s city streets. Find a smoother commute with this map of current construction projects.
Improve Our Tulsa packages represent the largest-ever investment in the city’s streets, but there is more work to complete before Tulsans reap the benefits.
Posted inNorth Tulsa
Tulsa councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper to recuse herself from Rudisill library sale
Hall-Harper is the registered agent for the economic arm of the Black Wall Street Chamber, which wants to purchase the former library for $1.4 million.
Posted inLa Semana
‘I’m dancing with my ancestors’: How Afro Latin fusion is finding a home in Tulsa
Charity Lynn Velazquez-Crenshaw discovered more about her identity through dance. She’s helping others do the same, exploring the roots and history of Afro Latin fusion.
Posted inCulture
Rematriation retreat returns to Tulsa, linking Indigenous language to resistance
Attendees are gathering for cultural practice, creative writing and art around Tulsa. Here’s what to expect.