The state has given $22 million to cities and towns for 47 projects along Route 66.
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Posted inBusiness
Tulsa Remote marks 4,000 arrivals as program evolves post-pandemic
Eight years in, the worker relocation program that attracted national attention points to economic gains for Tulsa and strong retention numbers.
Posted inGovernment
Once divided, Sand Springs residents band together to demand recall of elected officials
Project Spring has already generated lawsuits, protests and national headlines. Now the data center debate has reached new heights with a recall election campaign.
Posted inFood
A decade in, Kitchen 66 serves as catalyst for transforming Tulsa’s food scene
Created by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation in 2016, the program has helped aspiring food entrepreneurs turn their ideas into fully fleshed-out businesses.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsa icon Utica Square sold to out-of-state developer
A 60-year chapter of Tulsa civic and retail history closed with the sale of Utica Square.
Posted inNews
Developer pulls out of Coweta data center project, ending plans for Project Atlas
After facing intense community opposition, Beale Infrastructure officially withdrew its proposal to build the 270-acre Project Atlas.
Posted inLa Semana
Rising ICE enforcement prompts some Tulsa businesses to offer resources, support resistance
Immigration enforcement has looked different in Tulsa. But that doesn’t mean business owners haven’t noticed — and some want to signal their opposition to ICE.
Posted inGovernment
Tulsa will pause new data center construction for 9 months after council vote
The proposal was reduced from a year to nine months. Planning commissioners are still set to consider Project Anthem in east Tulsa April 1.
Posted inGovernment
Stitt says he has no interest in running for Senate, touting accomplishments as governor
Gov. Kevin Stitt made a tour stop in Tulsa as he prepares to leave office next year. He’s worried his successor will “blow through” the savings he’s amassed.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsa tenants left in limbo when landlords fail to pay hundreds of thousands in water bills
Vesta Capital isn’t the only multi-family property owner in Tulsa leaving water bills unpaid. Housing advocates blame a system that doesn’t offer recourse for renters.
Posted inGovernment
East Tulsa data center rezoning for Project Anthem delayed
Planning staff recommend denial as residents raise environmental and property value concerns.
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Tulsa’s affordable housing push draws national attention — and a touring group of real estate pros
Could Tulsa become a housing model? The National Association of Real Estate Brokers thinks so. The group will cap an eight-city tour in Tulsa this May.