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Oklahoma lawmakers stand by election system as DOJ monitors arrive in Tulsa
Officials are unsure why federal election monitors are coming to Tulsa on Election Day. They don’t expect the DOJ to enter polling places or intrude in voting.
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Blighted spaces and vacant land: Corinice Wilson talks plans and issues facing north Tulsa
Cornice Wilson is challenging Vanessa Hall-Harper for her District 1 council seat. Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff, she shared insight into what she’s enjoyed about this journey and her hopes if she wins.
From Oasis to City Lights: Vanessa Hall-Harper talks achievements and challenges
Ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff election, District 1 Councilwoman Vanessa Hall-Harper joined The Eagle for a ride around north Tulsa to discuss what she’s most proud of.
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Spooky Tulsa stories has me searching for the ghosts and ghouls
Tim Landes has long been drawn to northeastern Oklahoma’s haunted history. Here’s what he found on an after-dark cruise through some of Tulsa’s spookiest spots.
Tulsa Community College students connect with their heritage and honor their ancestors for Día de los Muertos
Inside the TCC library, students are sharing their tributes to their lost loved ones through an altar featuring letters and photographs for Día de los Muertos.
Tulsa artist’s pay-what-you-can classes make room for LGBTQ+ creativity — and joy
Mike Ward wasn’t sure what to expect when he launched all-ages Queer Life Drawing classes on a shoestring budget. The overwhelming response has led to new offerings for collages and poetry.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa Oct. 30-Nov. 1
Halloweekend is here, and so is “Hamlet.” Here’s your roundup of what to do around Tulsa.
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Tulsa Public Schools adds campus to consolidation list, with Zarrow moving to Hoover
The district board voted unanimously to move the in-demand dual language program to Hoover, one of 17 sites already selected for closure or consolidation.
820 people rehoused: Safe Move Tulsa eyes final stretch toward taking 1,300 people off the streets
The city’s $11 million initiative to end street sleeping has rehoused 820 people and closed 25 encampments since it launched last year. It still needs hundreds more to reach its goal.
New OSU Medicine program integrates addiction treatment, maternal care in Tulsa
For pregnant women struggling with substance abuse, getting help can mean navigating a maze of medical appointments, treatment providers and social services. A new program at Oklahoma State University Medicine in Tulsa will combine addiction treatment and maternal care under one roof.
Tulsa city leaders’ visit to Kansas City spurs Open Meeting Act questions
Amid growing discussions on Project Nexus, Tulsa city leaders’ visit to Kansas City raises questions as to whether elected officials abided by the Open Meeting Act.