Lifestyle
Islamic Society of Tulsa Hosts Open House After Broken Arrow Mosque Vote
The event aimed to address misconceptions and welcome the public for tours, food, and conversations.
Black History Month: Tulsa Honors Local Trailblazers
Commemorating the legacies of influential figures who have shaped the community.
New Exhibit Highlights Tulsa's First 'Skyscraper'
320 South Boston Building display offers historical look at iconic structure
Weather
Okmulgee County Secures FEMA Funding for Outdoor Warning Sirens
New siren system to be installed ahead of severe weather season
Sunset Amphitheater Hosts Event on February 12
Tulsa venue celebrates with live music and festivities on a rainy evening.
Rain & Storms to Impact Eastern Oklahoma, Northwest Arkansas Through Saturday
Heavy rainfall could lead to localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas.
Crime
Suspect arrested for theft from Tulsa homeless outreach trailer
53-year-old man admitted to stealing supplies from the abandoned trailer
Boyfriend flees stolen car stop, leaving girlfriend behind
Police arrested the man after a foot chase, but the woman was able to get away.
Oklahoma Troopers Seize 10 Kilos of Fentanyl in Traffic Stops
Authorities say the drug seizures removed a potentially deadly supply from the streets.
Health
Oklahoma Heart Institute offers new no-surgery heart valve replacement
Tulsa becomes first in region to provide minimally invasive mitral valve procedure
CDC Official Calls Measles 'Cost of Doing Business'
Controversial comments spark outrage over public health priorities
OU-Tulsa Medical School Closes Clinic, Ends Contracts Over $18M Deficit
The school is taking steps to address a projected $18 million budget shortfall this fiscal year.
Business
CAVU Resources Updates Website to Reflect Long-Term Vision
Company outlines approach to building a holding company focused on durable businesses and patient capital allocation.
Tulsa Launches Zoning Code Review for Data Centers
City council approves reevaluation that could reshape rules for data facilities.
Oklahoma House Panel Advances Clinton Bill to Shield Ratepayers from Data Center Costs
Legislation aims to protect consumers as utilities face growing demand from industrial projects.
