For the first time, Food is Medicine — which addresses health challenges of Oklahomans with diabetes — will be offered entirely in Spanish.
Tag: East Tulsa
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Tulsa’s Route 66 was supposed to have new bus line before centennial. What happened?
A combination of funding shortages and supply chain issues have delayed the project past 2024.
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Tulsans can get their U.S. citizenship application fees reimbursed. Here’s how.
Eastside Rise can help permanent U.S. residents who live in Tulsa city limits cover the costs of their naturalization applications.
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‘By the grace of God’: Tulsa day cares caught between raising rates and keeping doors open
Fewer Oklahoma families will qualify for child care help in 2026 — and funding is already dropping. Tulsa’s neighborhood providers are feeling the squeeze.
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Tulsa’s growing Latino community finds voice — and representation — on city commission
The 15-member commission helps connect city officials to Latino Tulsans and honors Latino heroes in education. Here’s how it works.
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Eyes on east Tulsa: Here’s what’s on the horizon for this booming region in 2026
We spoke to Tulsa councilors Christian Bengel and Karen Gilbert, who represent the majority of the east side and have stepped into leadership roles, about their priorities.
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Many Latin families will celebrate Three Kings Day Jan. 6. Here’s what it means.
Many Latin communities across the United States and Latin America will gather and eat Rosca de Reyes — a traditional, crown-shaped sweet bread — to celebrate.
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Latino businesses have boomed in Tulsa. Now, many are breaking into new markets.
Entrepreneurs at 918 Maples, Que Gusto and Dulce Vida Cafe say they use their businesses to educate customers about their cultures.
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In Latin cultures, most families celebrate ‘Noche Buena’ on Christmas Eve. Here’s why.
Christmas Eve, known as Noche Buena, is often the night Latinos gather to celebrate. It’s a long evening that often runs until the early morning of the 25th.
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Want to repair a car or get a raise? This Tulsan is teaching women how to do it.
Onyx Montes launched Tulsa Girl Power to empower women with skills in male-dominated fields, including automotive and financial management.
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More Mexican nationals in Oklahoma seek Plan B for their children: dual citizenship
The Mexican consulate in Oklahoma City is seeing a rising number of dual citizenship applications for U.S.-born children, including hundreds in Tulsa last week.
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For these Tulsa Catholics, danza performance is about more than dance. It’s a form of prayer.
This east Tulsa dance group practices all year for La Virgen de Guadalupe’s birthday celebration. We followed them through a night of preparation, performances and prayer.