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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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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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An Oklahoma County judge ordered the immediate release of 11 documents concerning State Farm storm damage claims policies. The ruling came after a hearing involving lawsuits from over 900 Oklahomans alleging underpayment or denial of legitimate weather damage claims.
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A local Tulsa woman turned a kitchen experiment into a full-scale snack business. Carla Robinson created Carla’s Crazy Crunch from leftover ingredients, and the popularity led to scaling up production. Thousands of bags are now being packaged and shipped to Tulsa.
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The City of Owasso is implementing a 3% utility rate increase due to inflation and rising operational costs. Officials stated this change is not linked to nearby data center development. The increase will help cover growing expenses for maintaining city infrastructure.
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Oasis Fresh Market opened September 21 at the ARCO apartment building downtown, ending more than a decade without a full-service grocery store. The store offers groceries, prepared meals, and plans to offer delivery through Instacart and Uber Eats.
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