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» Who Will Budge It First?
Another year, another budget battle. Can councilors and the mayor avoid 2010's volley of vetoes and overrides?
By Mike Easterling | June 1, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Grassroots in Greenwood
Activists say historical status is the first step to preserving the legacy and future of a culturally important neighborhood
By Mike Easterling | June 1, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Hole-istic Medicine
A Tulsa vet says the key to some pet's health lies just below the surface -- and fur
By DESTANEE SANDSNESS | June 1, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Preparing for the Next Big One
Last year, Oklahoma broke a national record for federally declared disasters.Is Tulsa ready for catastrophe?
By Mike Easterling | May 25, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Deal or No Deal?
Accusations by a TMAPC member of circuitous deal-making are challenged by its chairman and a City Councilor
By Mike Easterling | May 25, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Feeding Frenzy
Nursing moms and coffee shops exchange angry words and toffee chip nipples
By JENNIE LLOYD | May 25, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Restrained Recovery
Sales tax figures look good, but city officials anxious for uptick in employment and construction permits
By Mike Easterling | May 18, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Clean and Tidy, at Least
Mayor says survey-centric budget means more mowing and pools, less graffiti and fewer potholes
By Mike Easterling | May 18, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Slow Moving Target
Transit officials say even a $1 million budget hike won't offset increasing fuel costs
By Mike Easterling | May 18, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Between Hospitals and History
The City Council suspends flexible zoning permits in historic neighborhoods, forcing two sides to discuss development
By Mike Easterling | May 11, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Bridge to the Brady
The city opens bidding on a project officials say is key to growth of burgeoning arts district
By Mike Easterling | May 11, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» The School Bell Tolls
Supporters say doomed elementary school isthe heart of small, tight-knit Turley
By Mike Easterling | May 4, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Puck Yeah!
An Edmond native makes history and skates from the small pond to the real rink
By Mike Easterling | May 4, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Black and Blue
Impending corruption trial will clear dark cloud over Tulsa Police Department, officials say
By Mike Easterling | May 4, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» 'Lost' Property
Tragedy, survival and a little girl's suitcase focus of Tulsa's Interfaith Holocaust Commemoration
By Mike Easterling | April 27, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» There Goes the Neighborhood
Road crews move from big, arterial projects and start work on smaller streets
By Mike Easterling | April 27, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Developing a New Species
One hundred days into its new management plan, Tulsa Zoo focuses on a makeover
By Mike Easterling | April 20, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Getting Progressive
City's getting more serious about business, it seems, with new hire
By Mike Easterling | April 13, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Spit, Grit and 'Polish'
Fresh paint and a fabric 'canal' illustrate organizers' hopes for the shiny future of the Pearl District
By Mike Easterling | April 13, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)

» Divide and Conquer
City officials are eager to reorganize a department that only its retiring director could navigate
By Mike Easterling | April 13, 2011 (News: City, State, County, Education)


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