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12/17/2024

We appreciate Gov. Kevin Stitt's approach that takes a reasonable, commonsense view without making assumptions or follow a national narrative, the editorial states.

12/17/2024

Tulsa World Sports Columnist Berry Tramel wrote 364 stories in 2024 since joining us at the end of May. He picks his five most memorable and shares his thoughts on them.

Tulsa World Sports Columnist Berry Tramel wrote 364 stories in 2024 since joining us at the end of May. He picks his five most memorable and shares his thoughts on

12/16/2024

Why is Congress protecting untraceable weapons?

12/16/2024

Tulsa World staff photographers Mike Simons, Stephen Pingry and Daniel Shular turned in 12,542 photos to be published so far in 2024, with a couple of weeks to go.

These are their favorites.

Tulsa World staff photographers Mike Simons, Stephen Pingry and Daniel Shular turned in 12,542 photos in 2024. Here are their favorites.

12/15/2024

When it comes to tariffs there’s a lot to unpack, writes Steve Wyett, BOK Financial's chief investment strategist.

12/14/2024

In Tulsa, there are homeless people not only on state land but also on private property and public spaces like bus stops around town, says Tiffiny Heatley of Tulsa.

12/14/2024

Cities like Tulsa show that focused strategies can make a difference, though much more needs to be done to tackle this complex issue, says Katrina Simmons of Tulsa.

12/14/2024

The housing Tulsa does have for this population is often substandard despite requiring multiple inspections from government agencies in order to live there, says Meghan Hills of Tulsa.

12/14/2024

Tulsa leaders should advocate for and provide more affordable housing, where partnerships are continuing to ensure that equitable resources are available and effective, says Ana Vang of Tulsa.

12/14/2024

Every family seeking waivered services is completely different. It means a lot that DDS went the extra mile to personalize the process, says Chris Posey of Owasso.

12/13/2024

Constitutionally, immigration enforcement falls to the federal government. We prefer it that way, the editorial states.

12/13/2024

I have grave concerns for those private providers who may have little understanding of the gravity of the mission ODMHSAS is attempting to outsource to them, says DA Steve Kunzweiler.

12/13/2024

Rather than focusing on the shall-nots from thousands of years ago, lawmakers need to spend energy on what shall be done for Oklahoma kids now, says Ginnie Graham.

12/13/2024

It shouldn't be a bold position to say convicted criminals ought to serve their time. But we're in an era of excusing criminal behavior for political expediency, the editorial states.

12/12/2024

Tulsa World subscribers will be able to read more local journalism created by local journalists focused on covering higher education, the environment, faith communities and health care.

12/12/2024

Tulsa World subscribers will be able to read more local journalism created by local journalists focused on covering higher education, the environment, faith communities and health care.

12/12/2024

Regardless of the stress origin, we invite you to explore “healing fiction” to relax your mind for a temporary reprieve from the stressors of life, says library CEO Kimberly Johnson.

12/12/2024

As we enter the holiday season we have immense gratitude for where we came from and where we are, says Tulsa Tough Executive Director Malcolm McCollam.

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If you want to write a letter to the editor to share who you're supporting in this election, send them by Friday. Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham notes that when it comes to elections, we don't run letters that endorse specific candidates the weekend before the vote. It's a traditional cooling off period before people head to the polls the following Tuesday. The last letters to the editor related to the Nov. 5 election will appear on Oct. 29. To meet that deadline, the letters to be considered for publication must be received by Friday. Submit them online at go.tulsaworld.com/submitletter

College and high school football, an interview with the late Tito Jackson, Tom Morello wins the Woody Guthrie Prize and moments in between. When you subscribe to the Tulsa World, you have storytellers like Staff Photographer Daniel Shular embedded in this community looking for moments to share with you. Support Daniel and the rest of the local journalists doing local journalism at the Tulsa World. Subscribe for just $1 for 3 months at tulsaworld.com/subscribe and become informed and inspired by your neighbors in the newsroom who are showing and telling stories that matter. Follow Daniel on Facebook: @danshular

A big dam party, a lot of football and some of the quiet, happy and sad moments in between. When you subscribe to the Tulsa World, you have storytellers like Staff Photographer Mike Simons embedded in this community looking for moments to share with you. Support Mike and the rest of the local journalists doing local journalism at the Tulsa World. Subscribe for just $1 for 3 months at tulsaworld.com/subscribe and become informed and inspired by your neighbors in our newsroom who are showing and telling stories that matter.

2026 vote set for state question on upping Oklahoma's minimum wage: Organizers of SQ832 are questioning the legality of the nearly two-year delay after Gov. Kevin Stitt decided on a date to vote on increasing the minimum wage to $12 per hour beginning in January 2027. https://tulsaworld.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/2026-vote-set-for-state-question-on-upping-oklahomas-minimum-wage/article_d63fe760-706d-11ef-b837-2b612817d7f1.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion

Results of Aug. 27 mayoral election certified after recount: The fourth day of recounting ballots proved so futile that the challenger of Tulsa’s mayoral election result abandoned the endeavor about 90 minutes before the end. https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/results-of-aug-27-mayoral-election-certified-after-recount/article_6de79814-6f9d-11ef-b320-b7d7b97e5c38.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Tulsa_World_Opinion

Monroe Nichols, Karen Keith headed to runoff election in Tulsa mayor's race: https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/government-politics/elections/monroe-nichols-karen-keith-headed-to-runoff-election-in-tulsa-mayors-race/article_a30a437e-60c6-11ef-960b-935ae9b8a40e.html

"My name is Kevin Canfield. I grew up in Connecticut, went to college in Indiana, and then lived here and there. I joined the Tulsa World in 2001. My father was a newspaper columnist in Connecticut for decades, so I chose to cover a similarly exciting beat — local government. OK, it’s not glamorous. But I would argue it’s important, so I keep at it. Hope you’ll keep reading my stories and those of my colleagues. Knowledge is power, as the saying goes." Support local journalism by local journalists like Kevin Canfield and the rest of the Tulsa World newsroom. Bookmark his free page to follow his work at go.tulsaworld.com/kevincanfield. For a limited time, subscribe for $1 that covers this election season at tulsaworld.com/subscribe.