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The tornado over the weekend caused a lot of trouble for animals. Some more severely hurt racehorses from the Will Rogers Downs in Claremore are now at the OSU Veterinary Medical Hospital in Stillwater. The Tulsa Fairgrounds is now a temporary home for others who otherwise would have nowhere to...

Stalls at Tulsa's Expo Square are full of visitors from Claremore's Will Rogers Downs after an EF3 tornado hit the city.

Summer is here and with that comes the heat! What better way to cool off than by splashing around at your local pool!. The City of Broken Arrow has announced the opening of their pools and splash pads beginning May 25. Entrance to the pool is $5 per person, with...

The Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition invites the community to meet local artists during the annual Tulsa Art Studio Tour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 8. Art studios, collectives and individual artists will open their doors and welcome visitors for an exclusive look at their creative spaces. The self-guided...

TULSA, Okla. — One of Tulsa's oldest bands will hold a special concert Memorial Day weekend, and you're invited to attend for free. The Tulsa Community Band is made up of volunteers who donate their time and talent. "We play because we love music, and we love to perform,"...

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The Grammy-winning band "The Black Keys" have cancelled their international world tour that was set to kick off in Tulsa.

South Tulsa’s Eton Square 6 Cinema, 8421 E. 61st Street, is back open after abruptly closing earlier this year.

Most of us have sat in a 6th grade language arts class, reading S.E. Hinton’s The Outsiders, a novel consisting of a conflict between the Greasers and the Socs. We were charmed by the rugged bravery of the seven greasers and their flawlessly greased hair, seeing the best parts of humanity—loyalty and friendship—in a trouble-making gang of working-class boys. Ally Ho (11) recalls reading the novel vividly; she remarks, “I remember being shocked when Johnny killed the Soc to save Ponyboy from being drowned. It was the first time I had read a school novel that dealt with more serious issues.”

It's Memorial Day weekend and if you're staying in town, there are some events going on. Six In The Morning Weekend Anchor Kristen Weaver joins us to share a preview of the fun and exciting things to kick off your summer here in Green Country. Pools and Splash Pads. Pools...

TULSA, Okla - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa announces the opening of Carvers on 19, its newest dining experience, located on the 19th floor in the former McGill's restaurant location. Carvers on 19 offers a newly renovated and redesigned aesthetic reflecting Tulsa's historic Art Deco architecture while retaining the acclaimed menu. The restaurant's opening promises guests a newly refined and elevated dining experience in an upscale setting.

Flume feature, along with several other improvements, opens to public on Labor Day weekend.

The City of Broken Arrow said its pools and splash pads will open this weekend. Most pools will be open every day. Pool admission is $5 per person or a $40 punch card is good for 10 times. There is no cost to use the city's splash pads. The city...

Big box store is geared to restaurant owners, but anyone can shop there on day pass.

From the art to the pillows and couches, this year a Tulsa St. Jude patient is picking out what he wants to see inside one room at the dream home. FOX23 tagged along as he chose the furniture for the game room of the dream home. Bassett interior designer Mark...

It's time for our pet of the week. This is Ginny. She was left abandoned but is still a sweet girl who has some puppy playfulness still in her. She loves being in the backyard and is good around other dogs. Her adoption fee is $250. If you'd like to...

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — After years of development the Zink lake whitewater flume was fired up and put on display Thursday. "I think this is a really nice park," said Sam Swanson, one of two kayakers taking in the experience. "I think it starts out really well and kind...

Hello Tulsa Reddit! My wife and I’s company specializes in buying vacant and distressed buildings in North Tulsa and remodeling them into affordable housing. Last year we bought a really cool old building that was on the brink of getting condemned by the city. Luckily, we were able to save the building, and after our remodel, it will be a beautiful 12 unit affordable complex. we have lots of potential with this property. We have a really really big yard. One plan we had was to make a dog run or small dog park for the residents. We wanted to do a community playground for the neighborhood kids, but our insurance company said absolutely not. So now we are thinking either community vegetable garden or maybe just plant a bunch of native pollinators and other grass and wildflowers that don’t have to be mowed. I really would love to do a community garden on the lot though. Not just for our residents to use but anyone in the community that wants to garden or people that just need food. We also have a large basement area that I thought would be perfect for maybe building some raised flowerbeds and bring grow lights in the winter to do a winter community garden. we do plan on putting storage cages in the basement so the residents have free extra storage but I think there’s enough room to accommodate basement winter gardens if that’s even possible. What are your thoughts on this? How do we go about putting something like this together? Is there any group in town that is already doing community gardens? I have the dream and the land. I just don’t know how to implement it. I would love to hear from you all on what you think and what the best path forward is. Also if we did get this up and running, would anybody be interested in helping to organize/work in the community garden?