Education
TPS data reveals $13M repair bill at school slated to close
A campus-by-campus breakdown of Tulsa Public Schools' 17-school closure plan reveals wide gaps between bond dollars spent and estimated repair costs, with every targeted building operating below 63% capacity.
Local Government
Tulsa council defers police oversight vote to Oct. 14
Local Government
TPS closure plan sparks blight, special-ed fears in east Tulsa
Education
TPS data reveals $13M repair bill at school slated to close
A campus-by-campus breakdown of Tulsa Public Schools' 17-school closure plan reveals wide gaps between bond dollars spent and estimated repair costs, with every targeted building operating below 63% capacity.
Local Government
Tulsa council defers police oversight vote to Oct. 14
Local Government
TPS closure plan sparks blight, special-ed fears in east Tulsa
Education
TPS data reveals $13M repair bill at school slated to close
A campus-by-campus breakdown of Tulsa Public Schools' 17-school closure plan reveals wide gaps between bond dollars spent and estimated repair costs, with every targeted building operating below 63% capacity.
Local Government
Tulsa council defers police oversight vote to Oct. 14
Local Government
TPS closure plan sparks blight, special-ed fears in east Tulsa
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View MoreTPS data reveals $13M repair bill at school slated to close
A campus-by-campus breakdown of Tulsa Public Schools' 17-school closure plan reveals wide gaps between bond dollars spent and estimated repair costs, with every targeted building operating below 63% capacity.
Public Safety
View MoreTulsa sheriff releases body cam video of 41st Street shooting
The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office released body-cam and dash-cam footage of Deputy Weston Edwards' Sept. 21 encounter with Lucien Auguste near 41st and Sheridan, providing the first visual account of the shooting that left Auguste in critical condition.
Community
View MoreTulsa Symphony taps James Bagwell as principal conductor
James Bagwell, who has conducted in Tulsa since 1999, takes the podium as the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra's principal conductor when the 21st season opens Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Tulsa PAC.
Community
View MoreBixby taps Humane Society of Tulsa for interim animal sheltering
Bixby will send stray and surrendered animals to the Humane Society of Tulsa starting in October, after its arrangement with Coweta ends, while the city's own bond-funded shelter remains years from completion.
Local Government
View MoreTulsa council defers police oversight vote to Oct. 14
The Tulsa City Council unanimously deferred its vote on an independent police oversight office to Oct. 14, after testimony from the family of a man killed by police and opposition from the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Tulsa council defers police oversight vote to Oct. 14
The Tulsa City Council unanimously deferred its vote on an independent police oversight office to Oct. 14, after testimony from the family of a man killed by police and opposition from the Fraternal Order of Police.
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View MoreBroken Arrow's Regent Bank Amphitheater opens Dec. 4
Broken Arrow's 12,500-seat Regent Bank Amphitheater will open Dec. 4 with a holiday circus show in its smaller theater configuration, with tickets ranging from $25 to $60 and a full summer 2027 season to follow.
Business
View MoreTulsa Ports adds 400 jobs, nears pre-pandemic employment peak
Tulsa Ports reported 3,900 jobs across its Catoosa and Inola facilities at its annual State of the Ports event, with 400 added in 2026, as a $770 million Sofidel expansion and Mecad USA's new U.S. headquarters line up alongside the legally stalled $4 billion Inola aluminum smelter.
Business
View MoreWildflower Cafe reopens in Tulsa's Cathedral District
Wildflower Cafe reopened Thursday at 913 S. Boulder Ave. in downtown Tulsa's Cathedral District, moving into a converted church as part of the MODE Tulsa development after a lease dispute closed its original Route 66 location earlier this year.
Business
View MoreBilingual funeral home plans Sept. 26 opening in North Tulsa
El Camino Real Funeral Home, a bilingual business at 2330 N. Quaker Ave., plans a Sept. 26 grand opening in a former Lutheran church preliminarily approved for the National Register of Historic Places.
Business
View MoreTulsa Theater sells for $10 million, ending Mayo family era
Tulsa Theater, the 112-year-old downtown landmark at 105 Reconciliation Way, sold for $10 million to an undisclosed Oklahoma City LLC, according to Tulsa County Assessor records, closing Peter Mayo's nearly five decades of ownership that began with a $37,777 purchase in 1978.
Business
View MoreTulsa's ONEOK strikes $4.4 billion Permian Basin deal
Tulsa-based ONEOK announced a $4.425 billion deal to acquire Brazos Midstream's Permian Basin natural gas assets, funded by a $9 billion Apollo equity investment that will also retire $5 billion in company debt.
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Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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