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Tulsa’s new police chief addresses past issues, lays out plan for first 100 days
Jonathan Brooks addressed everything from Flock Safety cameras to TPD’s officer shortage and records request backlog. His plan? “Listening to as many Tulsans as I can.”
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Head to the rooftop for Johnny Murrell’s free September residency at SOMA
This month, Tulsa singer-songwriter Johnny Murrell is bringing his keyboard and original songs to the rooftop of the Brut Hotel.
Tulsa’s ties to AI boom grow with arrival of new manufacturing facility
City and state officials welcomed Crusoe’s new AI manufacturing facility near the airport Monday. The company plans to add more jobs to its 300-person workforce.
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The year-round book sale at Peggy Helmerich Library was ordered to end. Now it’s back on.
Tulsa library management announced in February the Friends of Helmerich Library’s ongoing book sale would close. After pushback, the sale will continue.
Where can you celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Tulsa? We’ve got some ideas.
With Hispanic Heritage Month kicking off Sept. 15, the Flyer has your guide on everything from festivals to dance performances and workshops.
Marcello Angelini made Tulsa Ballet his home. Then he remodeled it into a world-class organization.
After suffering an injury that ended his dancing career, the artistic director thought he would spend perhaps four years in Tulsa. He’s retiring after three decades.
Tulsa brunch favorite Wildflower Cafe is back on the menu in downtown’s Cathedral District
The beloved brunch spot closed its Route 66 diner in January. Its doors are back open in downtown Tulsa with the same familiar faces, plus a few new menu items.
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Will Tulsa Community College merge with OSU? Leaders eye a ‘more formal relationship.’
The move to blend Tulsa’s two-year community college into one of Oklahoma’s flagship universities would take legislative approval. Jim Hess says he sees a path.
Osage Nation debates plans to move language, culture education to public schools
Osage Nation’s executive branch outlined some of its plans to allocate language and culture programs to state public schools on Tuesday. The congress remains skeptical.
An Oklahoma scholarship program has oversight gaps; Now it’s the model for a federal program
A new federal tax credit program opens scholarship funding to public schools for the first time, but public districts face an uphill battle against private school organizations with years of head start and an existing state infrastructure with oversight gaps. Oklahoma is one of 30 states that have opted in.
Tulsa is halfway to its goal of housing 1,300 homeless by the end of 2026
The city’s Safe Move Tulsa coalition has housed more than 650 people and closed another two encampments. Advocates say this isn’t “mission accomplished.”