Assaults against women at Turkey Mountain and Hunter Park this summer have renewed interest in self-defense classes.
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Tulsa to purchase, convert former juvenile detention center into homeless shelter
The city and county came to an agreement that will add around 175 beds for unhoused Tulsans.
Posted inGovernment
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health requests millions more from state
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health is asking the legislature for an additional $79.5 million next fiscal year, some of which would be used to cover costs left over from this year.
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Tulsa could extend downtown curfew. Businesses say they want additional solutions to crime.
City councilors say the youth curfew has been effective. Some in downtown want policies that go beyond keeping teens at home.
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TU denies rumor of financial incentive to hire congressman as its next president
A TU student’s video amplified faculty rumors and is spurring student organizing against possible presidential candidate.
Posted inGovernment
What’s next as Oklahoma’s highway system strains against growth?
By 2037, the ACCESS Oklahoma turnpike program expects to complete more than 150 miles of widening, reconstruction, and new routes.
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Tulsa cadets must journey through Greenwood’s history before policing its present
Each incoming class of Tulsa Police Department officers is required to tour Greenwood Rising. Here’s what they learn.
Posted inCulture
Teri French’s tours of haunted Tulsa continue growing with new locations
After more than two decades of leading Tulsa Spirit Tours, Teri French still finds innovative ways to tap into the supernatural.
Posted inSchools & Families
‘Make it worth it:’ Tulsa teens push lawmakers to consider youth voices
The first Changemakers legislator lunch and learn brought 27 students and five politicians together as equals.
Posted inLa Semana
After years of waiting, Tulsa Botanic Garden will soon be home to Mexican water fountain
Mayors of Tulsa and San Luis Potosí will unveil the Caja de Agua Sunday at Tulsa Botanic Garden. Here’s what to expect.
Posted inGovernment
More Tulsa Race Massacre victims could be found as city begins fifth grave excavation
So far, the excavations at Oaklawn Cemetery have resulted in discovering six gunshot victims that may be tied to the massacre.
Posted inHealth
Tulsa clinic serving Native Americans got a major makeover. Here’s what it offers.
The 62,000-square foot expansion of the clinic at South Peoria Avenue and East Sixth Street adds new programs and more capacity.