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A striking image of family unity emerged at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral as three of his sons — Mostafa, Masoud, and Meysam Hosseini Khamenei — appeared publicly, praying beside their
Trae Rahill, CEO of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission and leader of workforce development initiatives for the state, speaks during a Rotary Club of Tulsa meeting downtown last week.
Richetti Jones was an elite OSU recruit with NFL dreams before a devastating hip injury altered everything. His story now centers on loyalty, peace and love for Cowboy football forever.
There was plenty for Sooner Nation to celebrate during a successful 2025-26 school year for Oklahoma athletics. The Tulsa World takes a look at the Top 5 moments.
OU’s defense gets a double load of intensity with Venables both coordinator and head coach.
Opponents urged the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to reject the proposal that could raise average homeowner bills by about $25 a month. No decision has been made, with another hearing scheduled
The well in what is now Glenpool, pumping 85 barrels of oil daily by April 1906, helped catapult Tulsa into the spotlight as the "Oil Capital of the World."
State regents approved tuition and mandatory fee changes averaging 2.2% but varying widely by campus, residency and academic program at the state’s 25 public colleges and universities.
A House subcommittee hearing featured fireworks between the DHS secretary and Rep. Rosa DeLauro, along with new details from Mullin on operations and border security.
Born on April 28, 1951, Warren was the son of the late Dr. Warren C. Hultgren, Pastor Emeritus of First Baptist Church Tulsa, and the late Wan…
That arrangement ended in 2018, when the city opened its own lockup inside the Police Courts Building downtown after years of bickering between the parties over daily inmate rates and
To celebrate America 250, the Tulsa World is sharing local history and archived stories about 250 local people, places and things that have made significant impacts to Tulsa, Oklahoma and
A total of 15 companies from across the country have been selected for the six-week virtual accelerator, a venture of Tulsa Innovation Labs.
Hosting a kids camp at OU remains a dream come true for the former Sooners Heisman Trophy winner.
Saguaro cactuses are the state symbol of Arizona, and they’ve gone from something feared to something beloved.
Also, OU baseball wins first NCAA title since 1994; City’s Rapid Exit from Shelters strategy gaining momentum; City offering Cry Baby Hill for housing-focused development; and, State
ASU, like Phoenix itself, once was a mysterious, Southwest outpost, but now they are shining citadels in the desert.
Audi Crooks and Liv McGill, Oklahoma State women's basketball's key transfer portal additions, are embracing the lofty expectations the Cowgirls have.
Audi Crooks and Liv McGill, Oklahoma State women's basketball's key transfer portal additions, are embracing the lofty expectations the Cowgirls have.
A national expert challenged local business leaders to rethink economic growth and build systems that outlast politics.
Gnats and camels: Second District Congressman Josh Brecheen cited the Bible and the U.S. Constitution last week in arguing for passage of the SAVE America Act demanded by President Donald
From fireworks and festivals to concerts and community celebrations, these snapshots from 1976 show how patriotism met with Oklahoma flair.
Feeling better: The state’s Medicaid administrator, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, last week approved a fiscal year 2027 budget that includes no cuts in provider rates.
From April 2025 to March 2026, Page Belcher recorded a 16.9% increase in rounds played and a 43% increase in revenue after refocusing on customer service, hospitality and course conditions.