The coffee shop, which was once a staple on Black Wall Street from 2019 to 2024 officially reopened this week on the first floor of the Greenwood Cyber + AI Center in north Tulsa.
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Oklahoma lawmakers reverse course on costly food truck fire requirements. But the debate remains hot.
A series of changes to food truck laws left vendors in limbo about how to comply with fire suppression requirements that would cost them thousands for equipment and installation.
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A year after opening, Santa Fe Square doubles down on bid to bring more foot traffic to downtown Tulsa
The Blue Dome District development features nearly 200 apartments, a plaza and businesses. It could follow in the footsteps of the NOMA complex on Route 66.
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We talked to Irish locals about their experiences with drone deliveries. Here’s what they said.
Our Instagram comments are buzzing with Irish locals’ tales of drone deliveries. So we reached out to hear what they had to say.
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‘Where you want to put your data center is not a trade secret.’ Oklahoma’s NDA debate, explained.
For decades, state agencies and municipalities have quietly signed NDAs while competing to attract new employers. But as data center proposals have spread across the state, those contracts have become the subject of legislative proposals, citizen protests and growing questions about where business confidentiality ends and the public’s right to know begins.
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‘It’s a beautiful thing’: Family and friends remember Tulsa entrepreneur Roosevelt “Rozay” Walker
Roosevelt “Rozay” Walker, founder of Unkle Rozay’s Wings & Thingz, died June 23, just six days shy of his 56th birthday. He was remembered as a man who never met a stranger.
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Oklahoma’s first IKEA could open ahead of schedule in Tulsa Hills shopping center
The influx of IKEA shoppers to west Tulsa means more traffic. A Monday town hall will address how roads in Tulsa Hills are changing to meet demand.
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Tulsa earmarked money to demolish 2 abandoned hotels. Neighbors say it’s long overdue.
After a string of fires and safety complaints, the City of Tulsa is preparing to take matters into its own hands. Leaders are also considering a prospective buyer for the property.
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Fireworks sales explode ahead of America’s 250th birthday. Oklahomans are scrambling to meet demand.
Fireworks companies expect sales to top $3.5 billion this Fourth of July — an industry record. Oklahoma businesses say they’re seeing the impact in real time.
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Oklahomans voted against raising the minimum wage. Advocates are going back to the drawing board.
A majority of June voters said “no” to raising the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The group behind State Question 832 says it’s turning its attention to the 2027 legislative session.
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Rainey Dayz Skateboards pays tribute to Golden Driller — and Tulsa — with new deck
Paul Rainey originally owned an indoor skatepark. After an injury, he decided to focus on designing and manufacturing decks, including some that celebrate Tulsa.
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Amid lingering disparities, Tulsa business leaders explore how to increase diversity
The Tulsa Regional Chamber’s event brought in a Minnesota expert to discuss diversity policies two weeks after the city released its equity indicator report.