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Detailed reproductions of certain paintings from the magnificent collection of the Gilcrease Museum are starting to pop up citywide. Here's the backstory.
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The city of Tulsa and the Tulsa Housing Authority are celebrating after the U.S. Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development visited Oklahoma to announce a $50 million grant to be used to revitalize a North Tulsa community on Thursday.
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A lawsuit filed on the behalf of the last three known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is waiting on a Tulsa court to accept an amended petition in order to take its next steps forward.
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The race for the District 7 city council seat is heading to a runoff in November following a recount of August's votes by the Tulsa County Election Board.
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The PGA of America is asking city officials to cover $100,000 worth of security fees from the Tulsa Police Department after the national golf tournament at the Southern Hills Country Club in May.
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City officials met with FEMA’s acting Resilience Deputy Administrator on Tuesday to announce that Tulsa has made it to the second round of consideration for federal funding.
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Several local animal rescues are encouraging those living in Tulsa to vote in Oklahoma's primary runoff election.
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An amended city ordinance is set to require people to wear OSHA approved safety vests while soliciting on Tulsa roadways or medians.
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A series of short interviews with the candidates vying for Tulsa's City Council District 4 seat.
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The University of Tulsa is set to hold a national festival featuring literature, music, and ideas that is expected to draw in visitors from around the world.