Recent public-news developments around this place, gathered from public sources.
The City of Tulsa is still pursuing a lawsuit to stop a butane transloading operation near downtown. The city sued South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad and Centennial Energy, LLC, in April 2024, and both sides now seek summary judgment. The city says the site breaks zoning rules, so a ruling could decide what operates near downtown.
fox23.com · Sep 29, 2026Tulsa Police are investigating an early-morning shooting in a parking lot near 10 N. Greenwood Ave. Two men went to different hospitals with gunshot wounds to the legs and lower body, and officers found.40-caliber shell casings. The shooting affects an area near downtown Tulsa, and police are still investigating.
newson6.com · Sep 29, 2026Country singer Riley Green will play the BOK Center in Tulsa on May 20, 2027, on his tour. Public ticket sales start October 2, and a presale begins earlier that week. Fans who want tickets can prepare for the presale and the October 2 public sale.
newson6.com · Sep 29, 2026Tulsa coach Tre Lamb criticized his team's performance after a loss at Arkansas, pointing to the run game and penalties. The Golden Hurricane face North Texas in their American Conference opener on Thursday. Lamb said Tulsa must win that game, which opens conference play for fans following the team.
newson6.com · Sep 29, 2026Nib used AI to summarize the linked public news sources. No Juncture editor reviewed this brief. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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Transformation Church's V5 "Bloodline" conference is expected to bring over 3,000 people to Tulsa this October. Church leaders anticipate an economic ripple effect across local businesses from the event. The church has also been cited as a factor in new residents moving to Tulsa.
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A new phase called The Landing @ 36N opened in North Tulsa, adding 70 apartments and retail space. This is the second of seven planned phases for the major mixed-income development. The entire project represents an investment exceeding $210 million.
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Police Chief Dennis Larsen is preparing for retirement after nearly five decades of service to Tulsa. During an interview, Larsen discussed the work he is most proud of and the moments that shaped his career.
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The investigation into mass graves from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is ongoing, with experts starting a sixth round of work at Oaklawn Cemetery. Crews are conducting archeological and forensic work in areas where unmarked graves may remain. More excavation work is anticipated in the coming weeks.
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Small businesses near Pine and Mingo in north Tulsa are struggling due to a construction project. Owners report significant drops in customers, with one store losing about 70% of regular sales since the work began. Business owners are concerned they may have to furlough or let go of employees.
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Community input meetings preceded a Board of Education vote on closing 17 schools. Attendees expressed skepticism regarding the plan, with one educator stating, “I do not feel valued or appreciated.” The proposal aims to save $12 million and could impact over 900 students next school year.
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The Landing Apartments at 36N opened in North Tulsa, representing the second phase of a $210 million mixed-income housing project. This development features 70 new homes on land formerly occupied by Comanche Park Apartments. The full 36N project will house over 500 families in Tulsa.
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A Rogers County district judge approved a citizens' petition Tuesday to impanel a grand jury investigating the Tulsa County District Attorney's office. The petition seeks to investigate possible wrongdoing by Kunzweiler and his staff if 5,000 verified voters sign it.
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Tulsa Community College's Signature Symphony will conclude its run with the 2026-2027 season. The closure follows a financial review considering operating costs and sustainability. This impacts 70 part-time, contracted musicians but not TCC programs or students.
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a public reprimand to Tulsa County Judge Sharon Holmes for multiple violations of judicial ethics rules. The investigation, brought by the Council of Judicial Complaints, cited issues like ex parte communications and speaking with jurors. The Court found her conduct serious but not meeting the standard for removal.
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Tulsa County will have a total of four sites for in-person early voting for the November midterms. The new locations are at O’Brien Park and Chandler Park, supplementing two existing sites. Early voting begins on Wednesday, October 28th.
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The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women luncheon was held to raise awareness about women's cardiovascular health. Megan Korn noted that cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women and much of it is preventable through lifestyle choices. The event also featured survivor stories and education on recognizing symptoms.
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