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Security checks and no unaccompanied minors: What to expect at Tulsa’s Juneteenth festival
Following last year’s deadly shooting, festival organizers are seeking patience as they add security measures and face less funding.
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Oklahoma SNAP enrollment sees 14% decline since last year
Fewer Oklahomans are getting federal assistance to help pay for groceries. Recent numbers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show a continued decline in participation.
Tulsa utility bills going up in October as city council passes rate hikes, delays budget vote
The Tulsa City Council approved increases to stormwater and trash fees on Tuesday while pushing its fiscal year 2027 budget vote to next week.
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Tulsa ranked in top 10 cities nationwide for pickleball courts even as sport’s growth slows
Pickleball’s popularity has staying power in Tulsa, where the city invested nearly $5 million into building courts.
5 ways to spend your weekend in Tulsa June 12-14
From a Broken Arrow ice cream festival to a night of country music at Guthrie Green, here’s the Flyer’s top five.
After 10 years and $20M in grants, Arts Alliance Tulsa enters next chapter under new leader
A lawyer by training, Booker T. grad Anna Inhofe-Hull always felt called to the arts. Now she’s leading the city’s united arts fund.
World Cup is about to kick off. Here’s how Tulsans can get in the action.
Soccer mania is almost here. We round up the top spots to tune in, including watch parties that kick off in June.
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A disabled Tulsan’s home was almost put on the auction block. Residents rallied to save it.
Fully reliant on federal disability payments, Valencia Payne fell behind on her property taxes. Without a change in state law, her home could be put up for auction in 2027.
Would the proposed aluminum plant in Inola raise electricity rates for residents? It’s complicated.
This would be the first aluminum smelter built in over 40 years. If it moves forward, PSO says residential customers won’t foot the bill for infrastructure costs. But future rates are a different story.
Tulsa County DA’s race presents voters with a choice: experience or change
Colleen McCarty is the lone challenger to incumbent Steve Kunzweiler in the June 16 Republican primary. With no other challengers, the winner will be the county’s next DA.
As Oklahoma’s top utility regulator, Kim David is seeking a seat in Congress
Kim David, who leads the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, has continued a pattern of accepting donations from the industries she regulates in her congressional campaign.