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From meatballs to morning lines, Tulsa welcomes its first IKEA
More than 60 Tulsans traveled by bus to a Texas IKEA as part of a campaign to attract the retailer to Oklahoma. Hundreds showed for its opening in Tulsa Friday.
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Hall-Harper and Wilson talk north Tulsa issues ahead of District 1 runoff election
Tulsa City Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper and challenger Corinice Wilson broke down their positions on TPS closures, housing, policing and more.
North Tulsans see echoes of the past in TPS’ school closure proposal
Longtime residents have seen northside schools shift, close and reopen over decades. With eight campuses proposed to close, they’re wondering what this round of changes will bring.
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Tulsa State Fair attendance holds steady as vendors cite high prices, weaker sales
Tulsa State Fair attendance was about the same as 2025, with an estimated total of 1 million people showing up over the course of 11 days.
This downtown Tulsa landmark is getting a $7M makeover, with a kickoff in November
Mayor Monroe Nichols and downtown leaders will celebrate $7 million in upcoming improvements to Center of the Universe Nov. 16.
Inside Tulsa’s proposal to increase the hotel/motel tax for the first time in decades
The hike would fund improvements at BOK Center and other city-owned properties. Tulsa Day Center staff have discussed how the vote could cause more people to seek shelter services towards the end of each month.
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5 things we learned about Tulsa Police’s use of Flock Safety cameras, license plate readers
Tulsa Police leaders discussed its 100-plus network of cameras, which departments can access the data and how long it’s stored at a Monday conversation.
Tulsa Public Schools board votes 6-1 to close 17 schools despite community pushback
Board member Calvin Moniz was the sole vote against the district’s proposal, which aims to save $12 million from TPS’ operational deficit.
Photos: Tulsa Pride brings color, community and LGBTQ+ celebration to downtown
Construction couldn’t keep the party from coming to downtown Tulsa. LGBTQ+ people and allies filled the streets for Tulsa Pride.
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How have Spanish-speaking families learned about Tulsa Public Schools’ closure plan? Parents weigh in.
Twelve of the 17 campuses on the closure list are majority-Hispanic. TPS has offered interpretation at its community sessions, along with translations of printed resources.
Building health outside the doctor’s office takes center stage at Aspen Ideas in Tulsa
At a “Health is Wealth” panel, experts from Tulsa and beyond discussed how childcare, transit and access to grocery stores are shaping community health.
3 more people discovered in Tulsa’s massacre graves investigation
Though initial analysis of the three bodies showed no visible signs of trauma, investigators say that could change. They also discovered 32 new undocumented graves.
The Oklahoma Eagle relaunched 1 year ago. Here’s where we’ve been, and where we’re going.
The Oklahoma Eagle has built on a century-long legacy of covering Black Tulsans and underserved communities. Relive some of the top moments.