El Programa de Lanzamiento helps Latino food entrepreneurs take their food businesses to the next level. Four graduates share what comes next.
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Want to repair a car or get a raise? This Tulsan is teaching women how to do it.
Onyx Montes launched Tulsa Girl Power to empower women with skills in male-dominated fields, including automotive and financial management.
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More Mexican nationals in Oklahoma seek Plan B for their children: dual citizenship
The Mexican consulate in Oklahoma City is seeing a rising number of dual citizenship applications for U.S.-born children, including hundreds in Tulsa last week.
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For these Tulsa Catholics, danza performance is about more than dance. It’s a form of prayer.
This east Tulsa dance group practices all year for La Virgen de Guadalupe’s birthday celebration. We followed them through a night of preparation, performances and prayer.
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Tulsa’s Catholic community prepares to honor La Virgen de Guadalupe through dance, prayer
Catholics across Latin America celebrate the Virgin Mary for a dozen days leading up to Dec. 12. Here’s what the holiday means to Tulsans.
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East Tulsa’s homeless spent ‘24/7 outside.’ This winter, they have a warm place to stay.
Tulsa’s homeless resources are concentrated in downtown. A new shelter brings much-needed beds to the eastside, with plans to expand.
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Oklahoma fire prevention law ignites new costs for Tulsa food truck owners
Tulsa food truck operators are raising concerns over a state law that is costing them thousands to install new fire prevention systems.
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Oklahoma’s first business incubator catering to immigrant entrepreneurs was set to open this year. What happened?
The business incubator, now being referred to as the Eastside Business Center, was announced in February 2024. It hasn’t broken ground yet.
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Looking for free toys in Tulsa this holiday season? This event has you covered.
The Council for Safe Neighbors Foundation will host an event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.
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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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Confused about Oklahoma’s new food truck laws? Here’s your chance to ask questions.
Tulsa Global District and other organizations are holding a community meeting Dec. 8 at Hannah Hall.
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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.