A majority of Oklahomans support birth control, especially for teens who are sexually active and in emergency cases. Many kits are available for free around town.
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Posted inYour Money
Tulsa has a pipe service plan that covers expensive repair costs. Is it worth it?
More than 11,000 Tulsa homeowners saved more than $12 million subscribing to this program through the City of Tulsa.
Posted inYour Money
These resources will help you beat the heat and your electric bills this summer
The Flyer rounded up state and local programs that can help you save on your electric bills or find a place to cool off this summer.
Posted inSchools & Families
School budgets 101: Where the money comes from, where it goes and how it changes through the year
Come July 1, school districts have preliminary budgets set for the next year. It’s a moving target that gets recalculated as more data comes in. We dig into how it all works.
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Which part of Tulsa has the most access to parks? See where your neighborhood ranks.
Depending where you live, access to parks varies across Tulsa.
Posted inSchools & Families
Where to find family food support across the Tulsa metro this summer
Dozens of school sites and other organizations provide food and meal assistance to residents of all ages. Use this resource guide to find a site near you.
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Make a splash with this Tulsa swimming guide: Where to find open pools and free swim lessons
YWCA Tulsa is back with its swim lessons for Hispanic children, while city and neighborhood pools are open to the public for summer.
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Family-friendly fun this summer: When does a membership at these Tulsa spots pay off?
From the zoo and aquarium to the botanic garden and water park, we break down the cost behind some of Tulsa’s most popular summer outings.
Posted inCulture
Your guide to enjoying nature and getting out on the trails in Tulsa
Tulsa is home to dozens of nature trails. We picked some of the top spots to spend time outside and connect with the environment.
Posted inGovernment
8 odd and strangely specific ordinances in the Tulsa metro area
Fortune telling, teacher insults, public shirtlessness, mini piggies as pets. Find out what’s technically illegal in cities across the Tulsa area.
Posted inFood
Tulsa’s brewery scene is just getting buzzier. Here’s where to find your favorite.
Whether you’re looking for an outdoor patio to catch the game or a venue to bring the whole family, the Tulsa metro has many options for beer fans.
Posted inGovernment
Find discriminatory language in your property records? Here’s what Tulsans can do about it.
While there is no citywide effort to remove discriminatory language from deeds like Oklahoma City, Tulsans can file the paperwork themselves.