On faith, TPD chaplain resigns to move to ‘whitest city in America’
The fatal shooting of a 16-year-old boy in 2009 sent Andru Morgan on a path he could never have expected.
New flag may be coming whether the City Council likes it or not
Adoption of the flag, which was once considered by some to be a formality, now appears unlikely given the recent reticence of several council members.
But like it or not, the merchandise is coming.
‘It’s just so damn expensive’: Dental care an uphill battle for Oklahoma veterans
According to the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, fewer than 10 percent of the 61,000 veterans in Tulsa County are supplied with dental benefits through the VA, causing many to forgo dental insurance altogether.
Park Board members frustrated with Tulsa County over lack of progress developing Cousins Park
Cousins Park occupies nearly 45 acres of untouched land at 121st Street and South Delaware Avenue.
Chronic homelessness rises in Tulsa, despite increasing success getting people into housing
Despite the growth in that population, almost $300,000 has been poured into the community by local non-profit agencies to prevent homelessness, according to the Community Service Council. And at the same time, 587 veterans and 176 chronic homeless people have been housed since 2015.
Fire department misuse by ‘super users’ appears to be going down. Here’s why.
The Tulsa residents are considered“super users” — a relatively small group of people who account for a disproportionate amount of calls made to the city’s 911 system — sometimes more than 100 times per year — for nonemergency situations.
School’s out. Summer reading programs are in. Here’s some books the kiddos might like.
The Tulsa City/County Library and A Gathering Place for Tulsa have kicked off children’s reading programs. But what to read? Here are some suggestions.
City announces two Arkansas River pedestrian bridge design finalists
The Arkansas River Pedestrian Bridge Selection Committee has given KKT and MVVA 30 days to modify their concepts in response to the more than 14,000 public comments the city received after announcing the four concept finalists April 17.
