Mayor Monroe Nichols said unhoused Tulsans are victims of 'predatory behavior,' at the Denver Avenue bus station. 2 News ...

The concern some Tulsans have with the boulders recently placed along the sidewalk in downtown Tulsa near the Denver Avenue ...

A foundational Cherokee value, known as “detsadageyusesdi,” is to be stingy with one another’s existence, like a mother is ...

Large boulders have appeared along the sidewalk of 4th Street in downtown Tulsa, and some residents are asking questions.

It seems like they’re just trying to do everything they can to get rid of homeless people, and they’re going about it the ...

Tulsans may disagree on many things, but they tend to agree on having good architecture and wanting a say in the aesthetic of a public project, says columnist Ginnie Graham.

Those who spoke at the meeting were worried the boulders were there to drive homeless people away, but Mayor Nichols says the ...

Mayor Monroe Nichols is holding a public meeting for the community to provide feedback on Friday afternoon following the ...

Mayor Monroe Nichols announces the Greenwood Trust, a $105 million fund to address the long-term harm caused by the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

On Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 3:30 pm in front of a crowd gathered at the Greenwood Cultural Center, Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols delivered a historic speech marking the city’s first official ...

Mayor Monroe Nichols' plan, dubbed "Road to Repair," centers on a private trust tasked with raising $105 million in assets before June 1, 2026, the 105th anniversary of the massacre.

Monroe Nichols, the first Black mayor of Tulsa, recently announced a project named Road to Repair that he hopes will make a dent in the enduring disparities caused by the massacre.