A few of us ventured out on foot to check out the snowy scenes across Tulsa. Here are some of our photos.
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Posted inCulture
Snowed in? Pass the time with printable Flyer and Eagle coloring pages
Coloring these Flyer and Eagle coloring pages is the perfect way to kill some time while you’re snowed in this weekend.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsa International Airport says it’s prepared for winter weather as cancellations mount
As airlines cancel flights, airport staff are monitoring conditions and treating runways and roadways as needed.
Posted inResource Guides
How to navigate power outages and freezing pipes during Tulsa winter storm
You can take these steps to report power outages to PSO and prevent your pipes from freezing during the January storm.
Posted inBusiness
‘We are all in:’ Tulsa makes its push to be global leader in autonomous systems
In Greenwood, technology leaders tracked opportunities and challenges — including lack of federal funds and China’s dominance — for a growing sector in Tulsa.
Posted inNews
How to help foster dogs and protect your pets during Tulsa winter storm
Here’s the best ways to protect your animals — and dogs available for
fostering — over the snowy weekend.
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What new additions you can expect from Tulsa International Airport in 2026
More direct flights, an air traffic control tower and tech upgrades are on deck at TIA.
Posted inCulture
Tulsa’s MLK Day Parade celebrates a ‘New Day. Same Dream.’
Hundreds of participants waved to bundled up parade-goers lining the streets in near freezing temperatures.
Posted inSchools & Families
In a match of top programs in the state, Booker T.’s boys’ basketball team falls to Millwood
Booker T., No. 1 in 5A, took on Millwood, No. 1 in 3A, with historic legacies on both sides.
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Ask The Eagle: The future of a warehouse behind Tulsa’s Saturn Room
A new development called the Tulsa Mural Building is being erected at 211 N. Boulder Ave. It’ll begin leasing in February.
Posted inGovernment
Oklahoma rejected 42 personalized plates in 2025, many referencing ‘vulgar language’
Service Oklahoma rejected 42 personalized plates in 2025, much less than the 273 that were rejected in 2024.
Posted inHealth
Tulsa mobile paternity testing clinic is helping Creek Freedmen prove their lineage
After a court ruling opened the door for Freedmen to become Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizens, Meghan Scott took to the open road to help descendants.