A group in Tulsa is helping people who have felony cases learn how to get through the court system. JusticeLink held an open house to… Read More »Tulsa Nonprofit Helps People Who Have Felony Cases Rejoin Society
A DNA lab in Utah is analyzing the human remains found at Oaklawn Cemetery, in the search for victims of the Tulsa Race Massacre. More… Read More »Utah Lab Studying Remains From Tulsa’s Oaklawn Cemetery
The City of Tulsa is celebrating its 125th Birthday Wednesday. To honor the history of Tulsa, the Tulsa Historical Society and Museum will open an… Read More »Tulsa Celebrates 125th Birthday, Historical Society To Open New Exhibit
Retailers remain giddy from consumer holiday spending, and 9-to-5ers using the last of their vacation days still may not be ready to look towards the… Read More »After a turbulent 2022 for the economy, local financial analysts break down what’s in store for the new year
OKLAHOMA (KSWO) – As 2022 comes to a close, multiple agencies across Oklahoma are sharing their annual achievements and future goals, including the Oklahoma Employment… Read More »Oklahoma Employment Security Commission updates and upgrades in 2022
A Michigan-based financial services company is expanding to Tulsa and bringing up to 190 jobs with it. Compu-Link Corp. will occupy 29,000 square feet at… Read More »Eastgate Metroplex gets new tenant, up to 190 new jobs
You might not know commercial real estate agent Rick Guild, but it’s a safe bet he knows you. And your alma mater, golf handicap and… Read More »Real estate agent Rick Guild oversees historic commercial property sale
While the peak of COVID has long passed, the impact of the pandemic lingers in certain economic sectors. That was the takeaway Wednesday from a… Read More »Experts update real estate markets at local conference
The Humane Society of Tulsa said it is desperate for help after taking in dozens of dogs from two big cases of animal neglect and… Read More »Humane Society Of Tulsa Requests Donations After Rescuing 46 Dogs
Dispatched by an emergency meeting of concerned citizens in 1902, Dr. Sam Kennedy led a small group of Tulsa men into the dusty countryside to… Read More »Michael Overall: How Tulsa learned the value of financial incentives long before anyone heard of Scheels sporting goods | Local News
