When Rebekah Williams opened her homeowners insurance policy in September, she was shocked by the number she saw. Her rate had incrementally increased in recent years, but the latest jump seemed too high to clear.
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Cherokee Nation celebrates cemetery acquisition where historic leaders were laid to rest
The Cherokee Nation has acquired the Park Hill Mission, or Worcester, cemetery from the Oklahoma Historical Society, which has held it since 1952. The Northeast Oklahoma site is where important Cherokee historical figures are buried.
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis is a century-old problem. Akey Ulteeskee’s story proves it
Mainstream media outlets have often overlooked stories of missing and murdered Indigenous people for more than a century. The story of Akey Ulteeskee, a Cherokee woman who suffered sexual and financial abuse at the hands of her alcoholic guardian in the early 1900s, highlights a glimpse into the history of this issue and how the fight for justice — despite its lengthy history — continues for Indigenous relatives.
Posted inHealth
As Oklahoma cuts mental health funds, Black counselors seek to expand services in Tulsa
The Tulsa Black Mental Health Alliance wants to reduce barriers to treatment as the city anticipates losing millions in state mental health funding.
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Tulsans are finding community through fitness at these 5 locally-owned gyms
From punk rock aesthetics to strength training for women, these neighborhood gyms are offering customized experiences for folks on a fitness journey.
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Tulsa educator, political activist Bruce Niemi dies at 76
Bruce Niemi’s career included stints as Tulsa County Democratic Party chair, state lawmaker, county election board member and immigration activist.
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Tulsey Town Two-Step gets Tulsans on the VFW dance floor, no experience required
Classic country tunes and two-step dancing filled the VFW Post near downtown Tulsa for the monthly dance night.
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Their band is named after a Tulsa road. Now, they’ll play the city’s most famous venue.
After years of creating music together, childhood friends formed Mingo Drive. Now, the indie pop band will make its Cain’s Ballroom debut Dec. 9.
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Where to meet the Tulsa Flyer and The Oklahoma Eagle this week, Dec. 1- 5
Our newsroom will connect with the community at Woodland Hills Mall.
Posted inCulture
Oklahoma Bestsellers: Nov. 30, 2025
Here are the Oklahoma bestsellers for Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025 based on the total number of sales at Tulsa’s Magic City Books, Best of Booking in Edmond, Brace Books in Ponca City and Full Circle Bookstore in Oklahoma City.
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Small businesses want Tulsans to shop local Saturday. Here’s where to find deals.
From eyewear and garden decor to toys and personalized gifts, Tulsa small businesses are hoping for a boom in sales Saturday.
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Tulsa rock fans pack Whittier Bar for sold-out show featuring Being Dead, LABRYS
Oklahoma City-based LABRYS opened for the indie rock band’s nationwide tour, which arrived in Tulsa this week.