Early tick and mosquito surge: Oklahoma’s milder winter and heavy rains have triggered earlier mosquito emergence and increased tick activity, raising the threat of illnesses like West Nile virus and STARI — find out how to protect yourself.
Five years of mutual aid: Tulsa Food Not Bombs has served over 30,000 meals and essential supplies to neighbors in need, operating outside nonprofit structures and city constraints — find out how they sustain it.
Historic Hawk Dairy reborn: The century-old Tulsa landmark is set to be transformed into a 100-room hotel, balancing preservation with contemporary design — find out what’s next.
From peaches to waterfalls: Explore easy day trips around Tulsa this July, from the Porter Peach Festival and Peach Barn treats to Natural Falls’ 77-foot cascade and the roadside Blue Whale — find out.
Samurai armor at Philbrook: Nearly 80 suits, helmets and horse armor spanning nine centuries are on view at Tulsa’s Philbrook Museum through Aug. 3, alongside a companion Japonisme exhibit and special Samurai Week performances and workshops — find out more.
Over 400 Maltese rescued: The Humane Society of Tulsa has saved more than 400 Maltese dogs from a Stroud business and is asking for community support to care for and rehome them — find out how to help.
Other Tulsa headlines this week
- City plans to make downtown alleys pedestrian-friendly
- Unheard Woody Guthrie recordings arrive August 14th
- Tulsa after school programs lose federal funding
- Horror comedy Horrified shooting in Broken Arrow
- African Ice’s Sapulpa stand supports Kenyan families
- Tulsa deputies and daughter fired after shoplifting
- Broken Arrow’s second retail development reveals shops
- Blue whale could get a face lift
