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Downtown Tulsa safety in spotlight at Public Safety Forum
Tyler Whitehead
Tulsa Public Safety Forum reviews downtown safety concerns. Increased policing, expanded task force, and a new approach to homelessness are on the agenda."
4 key changes coming to Tulsa transit routes
Samantha Rupe
MetroLink Tulsa is rolling out new changes that could affect how riders move across the city. Whether you're heading to the airport, south Tulsa or Crystal City, here’s what you need to know.
MetroLink Tulsa to hold public meetings on proposed service changes
News On 6
MetroLink Tulsa is hosting public meetings March 10-12 to review proposed service changes and gather community feedback.
Tulsa Dream Center warming shelter: Ethan Wright shares details as Tulsa takes on snow, deadly cold
Ethan Wright
As snow and bitter cold grip Tulsa, the Tulsa Dream Center is providing emergency shelter for those without a warm place to go.
MetroLink Tulsa offering free rides, warming station ahead of winter weather
Brooke Cox
MetroLink Tulsa will offer free fares and open a public warming station at Denver Avenue Station from Feb. 18-20 as winter weather approaches.
Warming shelters in Tulsa & safety tips during cold temperatures this year
News On 6
As severe cold weather approaches, the City of Tulsa is opening warming shelters and coordinating with local agencies to ensure the safety of people experiencing homelessness.
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City of Tulsa prepares for extreme cold temperatures
Brooke Cox
Frigid temperatures have arrived, and the City of Tulsa has activated warming stations, shelter resources, and winter weather response plans while urging residents to report waterline breaks and stay updated through city resources.
City of Tulsa prepares for extreme cold temperatures
Brooke Cox
Frigid temperatures have arrived, and the City of Tulsa has activated warming stations, shelter resources, and winter weather response plans while urging residents to report waterline breaks and stay updated through city resources.
Tulsa Day Center Prepared For Cold Snap; Where To Find Warming Shelters
Amy Slanchik
The Tulsa Day Center said 72 people have died this year as a direct result of being homeless. The cold weather played a factor in some of those deaths.
Tulsa Day Center Prepared For Cold Snap; Where To Find Warming Shelters
Amy Slanchik
The Tulsa Day Center said 72 people have died this year as a direct result of being homeless. The cold weather played a factor in some of those deaths.
Tulsa Outreach Teams Care For Homeless Population During Dangerous Cold
News On 6
Organizations like the Tulsa Day Center are trying to get people out of the cold and into the warming centers. Those who are staying outside will also get supplies to stay safe.
Tulsa Outreach Teams Care For Homeless Population During Dangerous Cold
News On 6
Organizations like the Tulsa Day Center are trying to get people out of the cold and into the warming centers. Those who are staying outside will also get supplies to stay safe.
Tulsa Transit Wants Feedback On Possible Changes To Bus Routes
News On 6
Tulsa Transit is hosting multiple open houses to hear from the public. They're asking for feedback on possible changes to bus routes to improve connections, frequency, and trip speed. There are three more open houses this week. You can find the full schedule below: May 23, 12-2:00pm - Denver Avenue Station - 319 S. Denver. May 23, 5-7:00pm - Santa Cecilia Plaza - 2160 S. Garnett Rd. May 24, 10a-12pm - Parkview Terrace Apartments - 1615 W. 59th St.
Tulsa Transit Wants Feedback On Possible Changes To Bus Routes
News On 6
Tulsa Transit is hosting multiple open houses to hear from the public. They're asking for feedback on possible changes to bus routes to improve connections, frequency, and trip speed. There are three more open houses this week. You can find the full schedule below: May 23, 12-2:00pm - Denver Avenue Station - 319 S. Denver. May 23, 5-7:00pm - Santa Cecilia Plaza - 2160 S. Garnett Rd. May 24, 10a-12pm - Parkview Terrace Apartments - 1615 W. 59th St.
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Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day
Graham Dowers
Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.
Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day
Graham Dowers
Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.
State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections
Scott Mitchell
Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.
State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections
Scott Mitchell
Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.
UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area
Graham Dowers
Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.
UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area
Graham Dowers
Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.
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Mayor Nichols to unveil ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day
Graham Dowers
Mayor Nichols will unveil his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.
State lawmakers reflect on 2025 session, look ahead to unfinished business and 2026 elections
Scott Mitchell
Oklahoma lawmakers reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key accomplishments, unresolved issues, and the early start to the 2026 election cycle.
UPDATE: Body recovered at Bluestem Lake, public asked to avoid area
Graham Dowers
Rescue operations at Bluestem Lake have been suspended until daybreak following a tragic incident, Pawhuska Police confirm.
Oklahoma Transportation Commission to meet Monday and review major projects
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission will meet June 2 to welcome a new member, review storm damage repairs, and vote on the 2026 budget plan.
Senate prepares to scrutinize 'Big Beautiful Bill' as Congress returns to budget work
Alex Cameron
The Senate is set to review the narrowly passed House reconciliation bill, with key policy provisions facing removal under budget rules.
Rise in Hope: Tulsa churches unite in remembrance of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Eden Jones
104 years since Tulsa's darkest day, community remembers and heals through faith. Churches unite for 'Rise in Hope' event commemorating the Race Massacre.
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