In February, the Tulsa World is sharing a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they are playing to make it happen.

Mike Strain and David Fallis join 51 other current and former Tulsa World newsroom staff members in the hall.

Texas City Logistics, the export terminal joint venture, is owned 50% by ONEOK and 50% by MPLX, with MPLX constructing and operating the facility. It is expected to be completed

It does financial transactions for more than 100 financial institutions just in Oklahoma, said Michael Kelly, executive director.

As uncertainty increases, investment decisions can be slowed.

This weekly update lists new commercial construction, expansions and enlargements of more than $80,000 in Tulsa. Descriptions of work are described where listed.

In February, the Tulsa World is sharing a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they are playing to make it happen.

While the Community Advisory Board couldn't solve all the city's challenges in an afternoon, they worked on getting closer to solutions, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.

In February, the Tulsa World is sharing a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they are playing to make it happen.

The freedom to make decisions about our property isn’t only a right, it’s a necessity, said Rodd Moesel, president of Oklahoma Farm Bureau.

Several proposed bills would expand child care access by incentivizing businesses, eliminating red tape for providers and improving pay through DHS ratings, says Rep. Suzanne Schreiber.

Elected officials do many things from ribbon cuttings to fighting culture wars. But the main job remains overseeing tax dollars. Don't let them DOGE their responsibility, the editorial states.

A German-based aerospace company on Thursday announced a $20 million expansion at Tulsa International Airport and will add 100 jobs, with many more planned.

Recovered assets, even in small amounts, create a meaningful impact when you reinvest them into your household, local business and community, says Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ.

In February, the Tulsa World is sharing a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they are playing to make it happen.

OSU regents passed a series of motions targeting one of Shrum’s major projects, the Innovation Foundation. In an email to the Tulsa World, the foundation's former CEO denied any irregularities.

In February, the Tulsa World will share a series of thoughts from Black Tulsans about the future of Tulsa and what role they are playing to make it happen. Each story is written in the person's own words. — Tulsa World Editor Jason Collington

The new restaurant will be at 400 Riverwalk Terrace, in the location that formerly was home of a Bramble Breakfast & Bar.

Mayor Monroe Nichols indicated support for "significant elements" of an initiative launched Tuesday by Justice for Greenwood but did not say which ones.

Shrum, 52, became OSU president on July 1, 2021, after leading the OSU Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa for a decade.