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Tulsa, Jenks still tens of millions of dollars short on South Tulsa low water dam
TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa and Jenks are still tens of millions of dollars short on plans to build a low-water dam in south Tulsa. Leaders from both cities, along with county commissioners and the Muscogee Nation, held a public meeting Monday night about the project. Depending on which version they build, city leaders say the project is anywhere from $40 million to $90 million short. They can’t start construction until they figure out how to cover that cost.
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Where to find free Thanksgiving meals in the Tulsa area in 2026
TULSA, Okla. - Several churches and community organizations are planning free Thanksgiving meals in the Tulsa area throughout November. Events include community dinners, holiday meal giveaways and opportunities for families to gather, with some requiring advance registration or having limited supplies. Free Thanksgiving meals scheduled by date. Nov. 19 —...
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Tulsa wants to reimagine closed Route 66 plaza. It needs more time and money to make it happen.
New investment is showing up across the east side from the business incubator at Plaza Santa Cecilia to new beat boxes in the Tulsa Global District. But a longtime tribute to Route 66 has been closed to visitors for about three years, awaiting a renovation that has yet to be designed or funded.
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Veterans Day freebies: Dozens of local restaurants offer free meals and deals
Dozens of restaurants and businesses offer free meals and services to veterans on Veterans Day. We've gathered a list of freebies available on Wednesday, November 11. You may need to show proof of service to get the special. Applebee’s — Free dine-in entrée from a special menu.
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Police search for suspect accused of stabbing man in North Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa police are investigating a stabbing reported Monday night near East 46th Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Officers arrived at a home around 10:30 p.m. and found a 54-year-old man with multiple stab wounds. Paramedics took him to a hospital. The victim told officers he...
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Council Oak Tree Ceremony crosses 40-year milestone
“We gather here at the Council Oak to remember the strength, resilience, of our ancestors, to honor the history rooted in this place and reflect on the traditions that continue to guide the Muscogee people. May today bring us together in gratitude and renew our commitment to carrying their teachings forward.” – Representative Galen Cloud.
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Fall Home Expo Packs Expo Square With 100+ Vendors, $30,000 Backyard Prize
More than 100 vendors filled the Exchange Center at Expo Square in Tulsa this weekend for the Fall Home Expo, which closed Sunday with rescue dogs, a sprawling garden-train display and a shot at $30,000 in home improvements up for grabs. Organizers billed it as the newest home show in the market, and it leaned into that identity with more than 60 categories of home products and services under one roof.
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Tulsa residents question water bills after discovering defective meters
TULSA, Okla. — Have you noticed your water bill has been the same for several months in a row? It may be due to a broken water meter. “My mother went to the City of Tulsa to find out why our bills have been high for a couple of months. She’s been charged $215 for eight months,” said Sharon Kus.
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A Former Macy’s Department Store Becomes a Community Hub for Sports
WeStreet Ice Center has redefined the idea of a civic sports destination, transforming a vacant 180,000-square-foot Macy’s department store in Tulsa, Okla., into a vibrant community hub for ice sports, civic gathering and athletic performance. Conceived as a catalyst for urban revitalization and a long-term public amenity, the project breathes new life into an underutilized retail landmark, giving the building a renewed purpose at the center of the community. The result is a facility that welcomes elite athletes, families, youth programs and spectators with equal ease, creating a place where recreation, hospitality and civic identity come together under one roof.
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Holiday events bring lights, festivities to Tulsa area
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa area is getting ready to celebrate the holiday season, with Christmas lights, festive displays and family-friendly activities popping up across the region. From downtown Sapulpa to Tulsa’s gardens and museums, here are some holiday events to add to your calendar this year. Arvest Winterfest.
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Tulsa County and Little League Baseball argue over more than $100,000 in utility charges
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa County says Tulsa Little League owes more than $100,000 in unpaid utility bills and interest. The nonprofit says it was never billed and that its utilities are paid in full. The dispute is playing out in court, where the Board of County Commissioners sued Tulsa...
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At Tulsa Toy Depot in South Tulsa, Shelves of Toys and Candy Fill One Roof
I pulled into a plain strip-center lot in Oklahoma expecting a quick errand and maybe five minutes of browsing. An hour later I was still inside, holding a wooden puzzle I did not need and eyeing a case of chocolate I definitely wanted. Some shops sell things, and a rare...
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Shadowgrass returns to Tulsa for bluegrass showcase at Venue Shrine
Tulsans packed The Venue Shrine on Saturday to see Shadowgrass return to Tulsa for a night of bluegrass music. Shadowgrass formed in 2014 in the Blue Ridge Mountains region of Virginia and North Carolina. The band is composed of childhood friends Clay Russell (banjo), Luke Morris (mandolin) and Kyser George (guitar), who began playing together as preteens, plus fiddler Madison Morris and bassist Evan Campfield.
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Things Going Well at Pawhuska Hospital
During Tuesday evening's city council meeting, Pawhuska Hospital Administrator Whitney Smith and Director of Finances, Todd Williams gave an update to the council. Smith talked about how busy the hospital had been in the quarterly months from July to September. Overall, Smith was pleased with how things were going. Williams...
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Rogers State eyes downtown Tulsa expansion with proposed Atlas School acquisition
TULSA, Okla. - Rogers State University wants to expand its presence in downtown Tulsa by taking over the Atlas School near Archer Street and Cheyenne Avenue. The university’s president is asking the board of regents to approve the acquisition, which would give RSU access to the school’s equipment, curriculum and downtown lease.