CORRECTION: An earlier story incorrectly stated that the city’s bridges were at risk of being overcome by floodwater. This is not the case based on current projections. By: Nate Morris, senior editor […]
City of Tulsa releases latest flood threat maps as water in Arkansas River continues to rise toward record levels
Local student finds success at Sankofa, a free public charter school
5th-grade Christian shared his journey through Sankofa, a free public charter school, and spoke about how both schools prepare students to be prepared for tomorrow’s opportunities.
City Attorney reportedly advises city councilors to keep Councilor Hall-Harper out of special meetings on policing.
By: Nate Morris, senior editor Last Fall, District One Tulsa City Councilwoman Vanessa Hall-Harper was denied the opportunity to attend a conference on community policing after the City Attorney’s Office, lead by […]
Walking in purpose in the City of Tulsa
Tulsa was as Abu Dhabi is today — bustling, from the black oil that Americans extracted from the grounds below.
Council Oak Elementary, 100 Years In The Making
Council Oak Elementary, formerly Robert E. Lee Elementary, was dedicated with its new name on May 10th, 2019, with guest speaker Ben Yahola, of the Muskogee Creek Nation.
EJI and local coalition to announce project memorial for racial terror lynchings
The Tulsa Community Remembrance Coalition (which is working in partnership with the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, AL) will hold a public press conference on 11:00AM on Friday, May 17th at Historic Vernon AME Church (311 N. Greenwood Ave.)
Officer fired 5-shots at unarmed black woman, who yelled: “I’m pregnant.”
An unarmed pregnant black woman was killed by a police officer in Baytown, Texas, about 25 miles east of Houston, TX. Believing the woman had outstanding warrants, the police officer attempted to arrest her.
