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These are the homes at the center of the debate. All of them boarded up and in need of major overhauls. Located near the corner of Maybelle Ave and Reconciliati

Is it time for city leaders to get a pay raise?That was the topic at today’s city council meeting since some positions have been at the same pay rate for more

Organizers say the event, planned for 6 p.m. Thursday at Southminster Presbyterian Church, is not a debate.

The first violations are punishable with $100-$500 citations, but the focus now for officials is helping people understand the care animals require and helping them ensuring that level of care.

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Cathy Izzo, who died in 2022, led the Sister Cities program for many years and was instrumental in its growth.

In the wake of a deadly shooting involving teenagers in a Tulsa neighborhood Sunday morning, concerns about the safety of young lives are echoing through the co

A proposed Tulsa City Council resolution that would express support for Israel and the Jewish community in Tulsa will undergo more work — if it comes back at all —

Four years ago, Tulsans voted to give each of the nine City Council districts $1 million for community development. What goodies have come for the city? Not many — yet.

One year ago today, Oklahoma voters handed Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt a second four-year term, as Stitt defeated Democrat Joy Hofmeister.