The move has been in the works for years. Tulsa’s 2018 Arena District Master Plan included the goal of either moving or revamping the downtown station.

The program was developed by City Hall as a way of evaluating the well-being of neighborhoods across nine categories.

Sofidel broke ground on the 1 million square foot addition Thursday. The foreign investment drew praise from Oklahoma leaders despite a recent lawsuit targeting a different Inola project with foreign ...

Prosecutors allege a former TPS official hired two contractors under bogus work orders for school roofs when no work was completed nor ever needed.

The board voted to grant Aramark one final contract for the 2026-2027 school year, but only on the condition that the district may terminate the deal when in-house operations are ready to go.

Last week, Cherokee Nation celebrated the grand opening of a park in Tahlequah dedicated to the tribe’s first woman elected principal chief.

Tulsa city councilors voted unanimously Wednesday to decide who can administer $5 million in voter-approved funds.

At the corner of Third Street and Frankfort Avenue sits a building with larger-than-life paintings of local musical legends Leon Russell and The Gap Band. The likenesses of Wayman Tisdale and Aretha F...

Mayor Nichols acknowledged that a higher cost for utilities isn't a popular plan, but said the money is necessary to keep ongoing services like water delivery up to date and free of costly breakdowns.

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Oklahoma is again ground zero for a battle over publicly funded religious education as a proposed Jewish charter school looks to the courts for vindication. That's despite members of the state's Jewis...

Tulsa city councilors are worried about working parents in the wake of drastic childcare funding cuts, stricter regulations and rising costs.

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols kicked off the latest round of community conversations with city residents by talking about accomplishments and future goals.

Daily Beast partner PunchUp writes there is a favored pick to run ICE. And it’s Tulsa Sheriff Vic Regalado.

At a Wednesday City Council committee meeting, District 1 Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper expressed concerns over the creation of the Greenwood Legacy Corporation attached to Partner Tulsa, the city’s e...

The North Tulsa Economic Development Initiative unveiled the art installation on Thursday in the hopes of expanding the city’s growing creative scene to historically disenfranchised areas.

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols presented his fiscal year 2027 budget proposal to city council on Wednesday.

Three suspects arrested in connection to a Fort Gibson teen’s hit-and-run pleaded not guilty Monday during arraignment in federal court.

Van Vu and thousands of other Southeast Asian immigrants have been confined to ICE detention over non-violent convictions that are decades old. Families are left torn apart.

Organizers says over 5,000 showed up to Dream Keepers Park to mark Tulsa's third major rally against Trump since his reelection.

Oklahoma Watch interviewed nine tenants at several different Vesta-owned properties, and each shared a similar experience.

“This is nothing but anti-Black racism,” said the lead attorney for the Freedmen descendants.

The University of Tulsa announced Stacy Leeds as its 22nd president effective July 1.

Despite what department advocates say, research suggests that short-staffed police forces pose a higher risk of officer misconduct.

Oklahoma’s senior U.S. senator says he will be touring ICE detention facilities, though he doesn’t plan on bringing media and he’s giving advance notice.

This reported essay traces the case of Cathy Lamb, an Oklahoma woman who spent more than three decades in prison serving life without parole for a 1991 killing her prosecutor said was self-defense.

After the Oklahoma Highway Patrol arrested Yingchao Fan following a rollover accident on Interstate 40, he sat in Sequoyah County jail despite facing no criminal charges, not even a traffic citation. ...

When Yingchao Fan's car rolled over on Interstate 40 in Sequoyah County during January's snowstorm, he did what anyone would do: he called 911 for help.

Organizers with Indivisible Tulsa County said small, more consistent protests can help raise awareness and build community.

The coalition, including the ACLU and Oklahoma Appleseed Center, claims the theoretical school would “indoctrinate its students in Jewish religious beliefs.”

The voice you've been hearing delivering local Tulsa news to you bright and early for more than a year is departing.

Activist groups who oppose President Donald Trump are gathering for training on how to connect with each other and defy the administration.

Democrat Taylor Rehmet flipped a reliably Republican state Senate district in Texas in Saturday’s special election, continuing a string of surprise victories for Democrats.

A proposed Google data center near Sand Springs moved one step closer to approval Tuesday night after the city’s Planning Commission voted 6-1 to recommend rezoning more than 800 acres of land in Osag...

While the Jewish community in Tulsa has focused on local education, other major institutions have been outspoken about comparisons to Nazi atrocities and current events.

More than 100 people turned out to a Tulsa vigil for two people killed in Minnesota.

Gov. Kevin Stitt said “Americans don’t like what they are seeing” in Minneapolis.

Open primary advocates have a reached a red letter day.

A House lawmaker filed legislation to prevent artificial intelligence from having the same rights as humans in Oklahoma.

Daily life is about to be disrupted across Oklahoma as Winter Storm Fern bears down on the state.

A Tulsa company says it’s about to revolutionize the energy industry.

The Jewish Federation of Tulsa said it was not consulted about an application seeking to found a taxpayer-funded online Jewish charter school.

It’s been a long few years for 41-year-old Kylie Wells.

The Oklahoma chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) called Drummond's investigation a "witch hunt" in a statement.

Coweta city councilors decided they don’t need to have guns in their meetings, at least not yet.

"Never in a million years would I figure the little town of Kiefer make national news," said one person who grew up in the area.

Enacted in late 2024, the law allows domestic violence survivors to seek reduced sentences if abuse was a “substantial contributing factor” in the crime they committed against the perpetrator.

Three city councilors are protesting a Tulsa World op ed.

A Tulsa financier says spending on artificial intelligence will fall off next year.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said in a post on the social platform X that, at Trump's direction, she is ordering the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to pause the program.