The final plan for A Gathering Place for Tulsa park along Riverside Drive will be unveiled Tuesday - a moment officials at the George Kaiser Family Foundation have been anxious to see come for nearly seven years. Find stories, interviews and photos about the upcoming Tulsa park designed by Michael Van Valkenburgh and his team of architects.
LeBron James has been here before, with dire results.
“Ferra chose to expand to Oklahoma because its central location enables us to easily provide service to our customer base on both coasts and international markets, said Ferra Engineering CEO Mark Sherrer in a statement Tuesday.
The brothers from Muskogee made it further than any other duo on the four seasons of the NBC reality singing competition but lost out to fellow Team Blake artist Danielle Bradbery.
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By Garett Fisbeck, Staff Photographer
Tulsa World photo intern, Garett Fisbeck, explores the Tulsa area one throw of a dart at a time.
By James Gibbard
By Mike Simons, Staff Photographer
Magenia Parish is homeless and pregnant. She is 16 years old.
By John Clanton, Multimedia Producer
Talking about the game is the best part for players at the north Tulsa center.
By Christopher Smith, Photo Editor
A round of of some of the best recent offerings from Associated Press Photographers and members around the world.
By James Gibbard, Staff Photographer
Capturing Mustang enthusiast's Neil Brown impressive collection crammed in his garage at his business in South Tulsa.
By John Clanton
By Garett Fisbeck
By Matt Barnard, James Gibbard, Garett Fisbeck Michael Wyke and John Clanton
By Christopher Smith
IMages and video from the most popular spot on the Tulsa Tough weekend
Images taken during 12-hour days with each of the Tulsa mayoral candidates before the election on June 11.
By Cory Young
Tulsa World photographers document Tulsa and the area in photos and words in our weekly photo column
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By Kevin Pyle
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Tulsa World photo intern, Garett Fisbeck, talks about a week of covering the devastation in Moore, Okla.
By Matt Barnard, Staff Photographer
Photographer gets eagle-eye view
By Joey Johnson for the Tulsa World
By TULSA WORLD AND Associated Press
Impressions and photos after the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma
By Associated Press and the Oklahoman
Residents are allowed to return to their homes in Moore, Ok. after a massive tornado.
Moore, Ok. is hit by a tornado again.
By GOOGLE EARTH AND Associated Press
By OKLAHOMAN AND Associated Press
By Mike Simons, Michael Wyke, John Clanton, AP
By Associated Press, Mike Simons and The Oklahoman
By MICHAEL WYKE, Associated Press and The Oklahoman
Photographer Mike Simons writes about his love of toy camera photography, and shooting film in a digital age.
By Stephen Pingry
A collection of compelling images taken on assignments around the world and transmitted in the last two days.
By Brett Deering for the Tulsa World
Costumed performers, merchants, artisans and enthusiastic patrons make the Renaissance Festival in Muskogee come to life.
By TOM GILBERT
By Michael Wyke, KT King
Bowfishermen take aim at gar from the pedestrian bridge over the Arkansas River.
Wildflowers fill an empty lot in Brookside.
Photos from the Kentucky Derby
Mourners walked from Bartlett Square to First United Methodist Church to remember Nate Waters.
Sandra Dunn works her first solo shift as a Tulsa Police officer.
Spavinaw Ok. is damaged by storms.
Artist Aaron Whisner works on his 37-foot tall portrait of Woody Guthrie outside the new Woody Guthrie Center in the Brady District.
By The Oklahoman
By KT King
By Associated Press
By Jeff Lautenberger
By James Gibbard and Michael Wyke
Teaching a foreign language starts early at a Tulsa school
Young artists from local schools display their work at Tulsa Girls Art School event last week.
By Bill Sherman
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The best sports images of tennis, basketball, horse racing, baseball, soccer, golf and motor sports from the first few days of April.
Sometimes I arrive to assignments early and I am able to drive around and look for photos.
While covering the Collinsville plane crash, I spotted a nice moment across the street
A look back at some of the severe weather storm photographs I've taken during my time at the Tulsa World
By Rip Stell for the Tulsa World
Easter Sunday provided very different scenes at two local parks
Portraits underwater using an old aquarium I picked up off the curb.
Law officers run warrant sweep on Tulsa streets.
A grassfire burns at Mohawk Soccer Complex
In 2012, Tulsa World multimedia producer and photographer John Clanton photographed a different person each day of the year. View all 366 portraits and read their stories here.
By John Clanton and Christopher Smith
A close-up look at some animals at the Tulsa Zoo.
Man shot on apartment complex's basketball court The shooting occurred at the Canyon Creek Apartments, 2102 E. 51st St.
DYLAN GOFORTH World Staff Writer
'A Gathering Place for Tulsa' plans unveiled The estimated cost of Phase 1 of the park has increased from $150 million to $200 million.
KEVIN CANFIELD World Staff Writer
TU’s Pat Swilling to have another surgery on left wrist, out three months Swilling also broke his wrist a year ago. He missed the first seven games of the 2012-13 season.
BILL HAISTEN World Sports Writer
Man who crashed car during police chase to be jailed after hospital release Freddie Allen Hayes had been wanted on various warrants, police said.
Electronic-waste trailer stolen from MET recycling center Electronic waste collection by the Metropolitan Environment Trust has been suspended.
Judge denies Cherokee freedmen injunction request A Tribal Council candidate had requested the injunction so that freedmen descendents could vote.
DAVID HARPER World Staff Writer
TCC Metro campus to remain closed Wednesday Technicians are working to rebuild and replace a power distribution panel that caught fire Monday night, ...
AMANDA BLAND AND KENDRICK MARSHALLWorld Staff Writers
Military plans would put women in most combat jobs Maj. Gen. Bennet Sacolick, director of force management for U.S. Special Operations Command, said 'the ...
LOLITA C. BALDOR Associated Press
Chrysler agrees to recall of Jeeps at risk of fire In deciding on the recall, Chrysler avoided a showdown with government safety regulators that could have ...
DEE-ANN DURBIN and TOM KRISHERAP Auto Writers
Illinois makes former OSU quarterback Lunt's transfer official Illinois football coach Tim Beckman said Tuesday that the sophomore-to-be signed paperwork to transfer ...
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Oil: Price climbs above $98 ahead of Fed policy news The focus in oil markets, as in others, was on the Fed, as policymakers began a two-day meeting.
Stocks: Waiting for word from Bernanke, market moves higher The market's gains were steady and broad. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 12.77 points, or 0.8 percent, ...
CHRISTINA REXRODE AP Business Writer
Execution set for Oklahoma man in 2 stabbing deaths Prosecutors said the man and a co-defendant talked their way into the victims' rural LeFlore County home, ...
Tornado insurance claims near 71,000 in Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak said insurance payments from the storms have topped $560 million.
Officials to review probe of suspended Owasso city manager by July 1 The investigative report won’t be presented to the city council Tuesday night, Owasso Mayor Doug Bonebrake ...
RHETT MORGAN World Staff Writer
Highs in the 90s, limited thunderstorm chances forecast for Tulsa area this week Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible both Wednesday and Thursday in the Tulsa area.
Staff Reports
House committee takes up tough immigration bill Meanwhile in the Senate, a Republican lawmaker floated a compromise border security proposal he hopes ...
ERICA WERNER Associated Press
U.S., Taliban to start talks on ending Afghan war After months of delays, the Taliban opened a political office in the Qatari capital of Doha, paving the ...
PATRICK QUINN Associated Press
Obama administration threatens veto of Rep. Frank Lucas' farm bill Rep. Frank Lucas, R-Cheyenne, is the chairman of the House Agriculture Committee and will be managing ...
CHRIS CASTEEL NewsOK.com
Coweta man to serve prison time in fatal hit-and-run He pleaded no contest to felony leaving the scene of a fatal collision and misdemeanor negligent homicide ...
KENDRICK MARSHALL World Staff Writer
WikiLeaks case in recess until June 25 The prosecution and defense will spend the next week negotiating written statements from some 17 witnesses, ...
NTSB: Poor eyesight probable cause in Oklahoma Panhandle train crash Investigators also proposed 16 new safety recommendations to curb future accidents.
Husband admits assault on celebrity chef Nigella Lawson Prominent British art collector Charles Saatchi has admitted assault and accepted a police caution after ...
JILL LAWLESS AND RAPHAEL SATTER,Associated Press
Two-year lease granted for Oklahoma City soccer team The proposal was for a North American Soccer League team to be housed at Taft Stadium.
RHIANNON WALKER NewsOK.com
Australian aerospace supplier expanding to Grove “Ferra chose to expand to Oklahoma because its central location enables us to easily provide service ...
KYLE ARNOLD World Staff Writer
Woman's body found in northwest Oklahoma City, her son arrested She had injuries on her body consistent with homicide, police report.
STAFF REPORTS NewsOK.com
Oklahomans shun banking in droves, FDIC survey says Oklahoma has one of the highest percentages of unbanked and underbanked households in the nation, at ...
FARRIS WILLINGHAM NewsOK.com
Norman man threatens Fallin's 'child' and local sheriff in emails He told investigators he sent the emails from the Norman Public Library and was arrested June 7 on “unrelated ...
ANDREW KNITTLE NewsOK.com
Police kill man who took girl at Oklahoma store Authorities say a police officer shot and killed a man who'd taken a toddler hostage at a Walmart Market ...
AP Wire Service
Theft, assault charges filed against Tulsa man Gary Colbert Jr., 22, is accused of stealing a 1985 Chevrolet pickup truck and then punching a woman ...
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Death notices for June 18 Including Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma.
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BRUCE PLANTE World Editorial Cartoonist
Oklahoma Dept. of Correction director submits resignation Department of Corrections Director Justin Jones is resigning effective Oct. 1.
BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau
Tyrone Dale David Woodfork won't be targeted for death penalty, Tulsa County prosecutors say Tulsa County prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty for a Tulsan who is accused of raping and ...
BILL BRAUN World Staff Writer
AMANDA BLAND and KENDRICK MARSHALL World Staff Writers
Ex-Oklahoma State QB transferring to Illinois Wes Lunt has found his new home.
KELLY HINES World Sports Writer
Death notices for June 17 Including Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma.
TU's Bill Blankenship shares faith in presentations The Bill Blankenship offseason has included:
Tulsa Sidewalk Stories video series focuses on the city's poor walkability Six months after her grandmother was struck and killed by a car on Cherry Street, Josie Carlson is working ...
SHANNON MUCHMORE World Staff Writer
State ranks 42nd in U.S. for college degrees Oklahoma ranks 42nd in the nation for the number of adults who have college degrees, up from 43rd place ...
KIM ARCHER World Staff Writer
Department of Corrections director resigning Justin Jones has run afoul of policymakers who want to put more state inmates in private prisons.
Lawsuit against O-State's Gundy rescheduled for late July A pretrial hearing in the breach-of-contract lawsuit against Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy ...
UPDATED: Death penalty won't be sought in Strait slaying Tyrone Woodfork faces a first-degree murder charge and two first-degree rape counts in connection with ...
BILL BRAUN World staff writer
Homeless teens do whatever it takes to survive on the streets The pregnant, homeless 16-year-old sat in the dark on a curb in a north Tulsa park with a phone in hand ...
GINNIE GRAHAM World Staff Writer
'The Mine' project will feature entrepreneurs crafting solutions to social needs Ten young professionals are being sought for a nine-month program to encourage social entrepreneuris ...
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License tag doesn't endorse religion There is a line between church and state that ought not be crossed. Drawing that line on a license plate, ...
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Taylor, Bartlett advance to Tulsa general election By combining for more than 50 percent of the vote, Taylor and Bartlett avoided a multicandidate runoff ...
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Fallin asks feds to support Insure Oklahoma program Gov. Mary Fallin has asked White House officials to reconsider a federal decision to pull out of the ...
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Letter to the Editor: Apology owed First District Rep. Jim Bridenstine, on the House floor, called President Barack Obama "a petty, bumbling ...
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Christiansen: Endorsing Bartlett not a given after mudslinging before mayoral primary Former City Councilor Bill Christiansen says he is unsure whether he will follow through on a promise ...
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Sequester cuts slam Tulsa schools For Tulsa Public Schools, the funding hits just keep on coming.
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Oklahoma's Hispanic, Asian populations showing growth Juvenal Saldivar came to Tulsa from California in 1997 as his family - which had been spread out in ...
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Religious imagery of Oklahoma tag wasn't considered, senator says An Oklahoma minister is challenging the state license plate's depiction of an Apache warrior.
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Supreme Court rejects Arizona voter-citizenship law The Supreme Court on Monday struck down an Arizona law requiring that people registering to vote in federal ...
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Owasso's city manager ordered videos showing vice mayor's traffic stop to be purged, memo shows Suspended Owasso City Manager Rodney Ray ordered the deletion of two police videos showing the field ...
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Water emergency over, Broken Arrow gets back to business Restaurants and other businesses that were shut down about 24 hours by the city's water emergency began ...
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