The multi-year pathway to teaching can be intimidating without a college degree. Here’s how to find your way to the classroom and where to get support.
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Posted inGovernment
Service Oklahoma can’t confirm your citizenship for voting purposes? Try this.
With three key voter registration deadlines on the horizon, here’s what to do if you can’t complete online voter registration due to Service Oklahoma issues.
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Thinking about refinancing your home? What you need to know before calling a lender
One Tulsa loan officer says nobody is refinancing right now unless they absolutely have to. Here’s why.
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Los tornados en Oklahoma: Cómo prepararse para la temporada más peligrosa
Abril y mayo son los meses más peligrosos — tener un plan puede salvarle la vida.
Posted inCulture
Green thumb? Here are 10 affordable native plants for Tulsa gardens this summer.
Planting native could help save on fertilizer and water costs and the headache of trying to keep your garden alive during the Oklahoma seasons.
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5 things to know about Tulsa Police Department’s Blue Envelope Program
TPD launched the program last December in an effort to help people with communication challenges interact with police — and reduce tension.
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Don’t leave money on the table. Here’s Tulsa’s guide to Tax Day with new rules and deductions.
You may qualify for free tax filing services, but the deadline is quickly approaching. Check out this guide with new tax rules and where to file.
Posted inCulture
Where can you find Easter egg hunts in Tulsa? We have ideas.
From community parks to local churches, here are the free and affordable photo opportunities, festivals and egg hunts around Tulsa to have on your radar.
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Give your garden a drink and your water bill a break with Tulsa’s rain barrel program
You can get a 55-gallon barrel for a discounted price of $64.50. But you better hurry – the deadline to apply for the city program is coming up.
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Spring cleaning season is in full swing. Here’s where you can take your extra stuff in Tulsa.
Get ready to clean out that supply closet. We round up the events and places where you can take your spring cleanout.
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Check these 4 things around the house to help cut your electricity costs
The average resident spent $146.30 on monthly Public Service Company of Oklahoma bills last year.
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Ever wondered the differences between Latino, Hispanic, Chicano? We got you covered.
There are many terms used for identifying people of Latin and Hispanic origin. We break down the meanings — and why we use certain words in our coverage.