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An audio version of this story Amazon will build a sortation facility, shown in a rendering, at Mingo Road and 36th Street North. Amazon is building another large-scale facility in Tulsa. The company chose a 40-acre site at Mingo Road and 36th Street North for a 270,000-square foot sortation facility, the point between fulfillment centers and Amazon’s last-mile delivery stations. Mayor G.T. Bynum said the sortation center is a $32 million project, Amazon’s third large investment in Tulsa. "We’ve gone in a five-year period of time from being a city with no Amazon presence other than the ...

An audio version of this story Water stations are available throughout the city for people without service because of water main breaks throughout Tulsa. Credit City of Tulsa Crews continued work Monday on dozens of water line breaks across the City of Tulsa, meaning hundreds of people are still without running water. Officials said 40 crews were at work, and the city's water main breaks dashboard showed 60 active breaks as of 5 p.m. Tulsans are asked to keep conserving water — no washing cars, no running high-use appliances and no long showers. The city is pumping 75 million more gallons o...

I was introduced to the culinary wonder that is the Chicago-style hot dog in the mid-1980s, courtesy of the Hot Dog Connection, a family-owned restaurant that occupied a space just south of the intersection of 71st Street and Mingo Road for close to two decades. The Gaffen family were natives of the Chicago area and made it a point to bring as authentic a taste of Chicago to Tulsa as possible, starting with the Vienna Beef brand franks they had imported from points north. On top of this garlicky-peppery all-beef sausage, grilled to give its natural casing a hearty crunch, was arrayed slices o...