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An opportunity for a new life

Published Thursday, August 27, 2026
An eatery that provides women second chances gave Tulsans the first look at its new location Thursday. In front of more than 100 guests, The Resonance Center for Women’s Take 2 Café cut the ribbon on its downtown Palace Building venue (330 S. Main St.), which sits a half-block south of the organization’s previous locale. “This new more»

Special guests address Chamber's Board of Directors

Published Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Two professionals heading in different directions — one entering her job and the other leaving his — were special guests Monday at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Board of Directors meeting. New University of Tulsa President Stacy Leeds spoke about plans for the school, and Tulsa Police Department Chief Dennis Larsen updated the audience on more»

Tulsa Police Department hires new chief

Published Friday, August 21, 2026
The Tulsa Police Department stayed in-house for its new police chief Thursday, promoting nearly 30-year TPD veteran Jonathan Brooks. Brooks, the current deputy chief, will replace Dennis Larsen, who is retiring effective Sept. 30 after more than 47 years in the department. He was named police chief in May 2024. “I want the people of Tulsa to know more»

Google to operate Tulsa County data center

Published Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Rendering courtesy of Kimley-Horn Global technology giant Google announced today that it will operate the new data center campus under construction in unincorporated Tulsa County just west of Owasso. Developer Beale Infrastructure broke ground on the facility, then known as Project Clydesdale, on Oct. 30. The investment includes Google’s more»

Chamber's State of the State puts spotlight on next Oklahoma governor

Published Friday, August 14, 2026
The Tulsa Regional Chamber peeled back the policy layers of Oklahoma’s next governor Thursday at its State of the State. Before a record-breaking crowd of more than 1,000 people at the Arvest Convention Center, the event’s gubernatorial forum featured state Attorney General Gentner Drummond, former state Sen. Mike Mazzei and Oklahoma House more»

The University of Tulsa increases accessibility by cutting annual tuition and fees

Published Wednesday, August 12, 2026
The University of Tulsa is cutting its annual tuition and fees from $54,000 to $25,000 starting the fall of 2027, the school announced Tuesday. “This move makes The University of Tulsa the most affordable private research university in America’s heartland,” UTulsa President Dr. Stacy Leeds said. “We want Tulsa’s best and more»

Visit Tulsa's SavvyTulsa finalist for award

Published Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Visit Tulsa’s SavvyTulsa has been selected as a finalist for the 2027 Association for Talent Development (ATD) Excellence in Practice Award, recognizing organizations whose learning initiatives create meaningful and measurable impact. The nomination highlights Visit Tulsa's innovative hospitality learning initiative, developed in partnership with more»

Vote 2026: All registered voters can participate in Aug. 25 election

Published Thursday, August 6, 2026

Only about one in four registered voters in Oklahoma participated in June's primary election. Make plans now to register, request an absentee ballot and vote in the rest of 2026's elections.  

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