Broken Arrow is spending $150,000 to study whether a regional airport could support future business growth. Flights would ...
While the Trump administration is issuing refund checks for some Oklahomans who lost their Affordable Care Act subsidies, ...
Tulsa Public Schools may be making the most drastic cuts, but districts across the Tulsa area are facing similar budgetary ...
Got an idea of where we should head next? Email us at lexi@tulsaflyer.org about how we can connect with your community. Flyer Book Club meetup: It’s time to finish turning those pages. The Flyer Book ...
Oklahomans get to decide whether judges stay in office. In the rare case they boot a judge, the governor chooses a replacement from a list of approved nominees.
The Judicial Nominating Commission includes provisions to balance political party affiliation and prevent dominance by ...
After a nearly five-hour committee meeting, Tulsa councilors were nowhere closer to consensus on a police monitor.
After taking over for Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s interim state superintendent faced low morale, a backlog of records requests ...
This isn’t your typical book tour stop. The Thursday event will feature performances from Native stand-up comics at Good ...
MetroLink plans to modernize the city’s public transit, but residents want to know what becomes of the Art Deco-inspired ...
Every October, thousands of Hmong people nationwide travel to rural Oklahoma for a celebration full of dancing, food and ...
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