The $10 million effort is a part of Mayor Monroe Nichols’ goal to end street homelessness by 2030.
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Mayor Monroe Nichols talks campaign promises, housing and 2026 goals
After one year in office, Nichols says he still has his eyes on increasing affordable housing and passing a sales tax increase.
Tulsans checked out these library books the most in 2025
“The Women” and “Be Ready When Luck Happens” top Tulsa library’s most checked out list.
Tulsa Public Schools board approves $609M bond package for voters to consider in April
The district added another $19 million to the final bond package to account for future inflation.
Unpaid $33K water bill could lead to 350 Tulsa seniors losing water
Tulsa officials say if the water is cut off, they will bring in a water truck to help Woodland Manor residents until the bill is paid.
An early Christmas arrives at Little Light House Tulsa with $5K toy donation
The organization provides free development services to special needs kids. This holiday season, it will have some extra on hand for children.
From getting an ID to enrolling in school, new resource offers help to Oklahoma’s homeless youth
The handbook, part of a nationwide effort, is digital and completely free. Organizers say they are working to print physical copies in early 2026.
All-Black cast will perform ‘A Christmas Story.’ Black Broadway Tulsa says it’s making history.
While the play will keep iconic moments of the movie intact, it’ll also feature some nuances derived from some of the cast’s shared experiences.
Tulsa Jewish community mourns Bondi shooting victims, ups safety precautions during Hanukkah
With at least 15 people killed in a mass shooting targeting Jewish worshippers, Tulsa’s Jewish community is urging resilience and increasing security during Hanukkah.
Tulsa Housing Authority lays groundwork for 100-plus affordable housing units at The Hilltop
The Hilltop will replace the Sunset Plaza Apartments which were demolished in 2023 after being declared a public nuisance.
Long-awaited Black Wall Street Square development to kick off construction Friday
The housing development has weathered the sudden death of a project leader and ongoing infrastructure issues. Now, crews are ready to start building.
Two Tulsa technical colleges on receiving end of $16M gift from MacKenzie Scott
The money, part of Scott’s $7.1 billion in donations in 2025, will be used for skills-based program development, technology updates and expanded student services.