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As TPS weighs school closures, city leaders share concerns about impact beyond the classroom
Superintendents from Tulsa, Jenks and Union Public Schools met with city councilors to discuss the possibility of stacking resources and splitting costs as they all face declining enrollment and tighter budgets.
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Sand Springs explosion brings inspection quality into question
Oklahoma state fire marshals, low on staff, spread thin and juggling compliance in every industry, aren’t required to return to marijuana processing facilities after they issue a certificate of occupancy.
A gym, smoothie shop and office are coming together under 1 downtown Tulsa roof
Josiah Wiens has transformed a Blue Dome District building into a 1970s-inspired gym in a matter of months. The space opens with a block party Saturday.
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Tulsa’s Pride celebrations arrive in October. Where can you celebrate?
From the downtown parade and festival to dance parties, meetups and art classes, we break down your options for celebrating Tulsa Pride.
Tulsa’s Ari Yvon prepares to debut music shaped by memory, heritage and home
The 25-year-old musician has been connecting with her Puerto Rican heritage and developing her own voice. Now Ari Yvon is ready to share it with the world.
Pricing pickle pizza: A look inside food vendors and how far $100 could go at the Tulsa State Fair
The Tulsa State Fair is back Oct. 1-11 and we’re looking at how to get the best bang for your buck — especially when it comes to food.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Oct. 2-4
From the Tulsa State Fair to the First Friday Art Crawl downtown, some of your familiar favorites are back this weekend.
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5 things to do in October for Tulsa’s Latino and Hispanic community
Plan your October with these free and low-cost activities, from a children’s book club and Halloween bash to celebrating Día de los Muertos.
Cherokee Nation advocates for federal memorial in Tulsa’s Greenwood District
Cherokee Nation is asking Congress to create a national monument dedicated to Tulsa’s Greenwood District, which would help preserve the history of the Tulsa Race Massacre.
Community, culture and combat are at the forefront of a new gym in east Tulsa
Jose Loera is bringing his Combat Warriors gym to east Tulsa with the goal of creating a different kind of environment than he experienced on his road to becoming a pro fighter.
Oklahoma inmates say new nicotine products offered in prisons are creating new addictions
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections, which banned tobacco products more than two decades ago, became the first state to offer nicotine pouches and single-use vapes.