Eli Morton, a 22-year-old from Claremore, is competing in the World Axe and Knife Throwing Championships at WeStreet Ice Center from April 16 to 19.
Author Archives: Joe Tomlinson
Joe Tomlinson is the general assignment reporter at the Tulsa Flyer. A Tulsa native, Joe’s career in journalism began after graduating from the University of Oklahoma in 2021. He spent three years covering the city of Edmond as a Report for America corps member with NonDoc Media before moving to Columbus to cover the Ohio statehouse with Hannah News. Now, Joe is back in his hometown to report on anything and everything in Tulsa.
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20 immigrants receive U.S. citizenship at Tulsa City Hall
Immigrants from Argentina, Hungary, Pakistan and more were granted citizenship Thursday at Tulsa City Hall.
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‘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.
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More than a ride, dude: Tulsa’s Project Dudeman redefines ‘fitness’ on and off the bike
Led by a two-time Tulsa Tough winner, Project Dudeman provides an active, judgement-free environment for men seeking self-improvement.
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What we learned about mental health in Oklahoma at the Flyer and Eagle’s free forum
Mental health lies at the heart of personal and political issues across Oklahoma. Here’s what journalists and practitioners had to say about what lies ahead.
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9 places to celebrate 100 years of Route 66 in the Tulsa metro
Tulsa isn’t called the capital of Route 66 for nothing. From a quirky blue whale to a historic drive-in, here’s where you can bring the family to honor the centennial.
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The map for Tulsa’s Route 66 centennial car parade is set. Here’s how to get involved.
Nearly 2,000 cars have already signed up for the Guinness World Record-attempting parade. But the May 30 event still needs more volunteers.
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Thousands of athletes will flock to Tulsa for 2027 National Senior Games
More than 11,000 competitors above the age of 50 will arrive at The University of Tulsa next summer. Officials expect $48 million in economic impact.
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Looming retirements and a staffing shortage. Is Tulsa’s college requirement for police holding up recruitment?
Up against a police shortage, local law enforcement leaders believe better pay is the solution while a city councilor is advocating for changes to hiring practices.
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Tulsa police’s use of Flock cameras to investigate protest activity sparks debate
TPD turned to Flock cameras to help investigate at protests 38 times last year. Some see it as a violation. Police say they did not violate constitutional rights.
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FC Tulsa sets sights on single goal in 2026: Bring championship home
After an eventful offseason, Tulsa’s pro soccer club wants to repeat its historic playoff run — with a different ending.
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Amid calls to relocate ‘Klan trophy,’ Tulsan wants process to review controversial monuments
A statue in Owen Park has drawn renewed attention for its inclusion of known KKK members. Now, the Kitty Gang Family Foundation is asking for a city policy change.