Judge rules Iron Gate can build at 7th and Frankfort, but emails show nonprofit worked with city, county officials for months to secure site near jail
Iron Gate officials have been looking for a new home for more than two years.
City of Tulsa looking at ways to encourage use of neon signs along historic Route 66
The incentives for putting neon signs along Route 66 being considered by the city of Tulsa include loosening sign regulations to allow for more design and placement options; waiving permitting fees; and offering grants to help cover the cost of the signs.
Millions of gallons of oil, wastewater spilled over last three years, state data shows
A little more than half of oil spilled between 2014 and 2016 was recovered, while about two-thirds of wastewater spilled was recovered, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission data shows.
It took the city 30 minutes — and more than a year of preparation — to raise $115 million. Here’s how.
Municipalities, including Tulsa, use bond sales to advance fund projects all the time. But the stakes are high: underestimate what interest rate the city will pay on the bonds, for example, and the entire funding package can be put in jeopardy.
Evans-Fintube property north of downtown one of lead sites being considered for BMX facilities
City leaders have been looking for years to develop the Evans-Fintube property, which covers approximately 23 acres along the 100 block of North Lansing Avenue.
Lawsuit: Oklahoma auto dealership, loan company engaged in predatory lending for years
The lawsuit alleges the David Stanley auto dealerships inflated customer incomes and vehicle values to provide more costly loans to customers with bad credit, and after the finance company found out it hid the information from customers.
Map shows Turkey Mountain, park space protected under proposed 50-year lease with River Parks
The city’s proposed master lease agreement would not guarantee that park space will remain park space for the term of the lease but would put that decision in the hands of the River Parks Authority.
As design phase ends, city inches closer to new flag design
Having received more than 300 submissions, the group seeking to replace Tulsa’s city flag believes it will have the proposals narrowed down to a “top 3” soon.
