Tulsa World Opinion

22/07/2025

Doing original and deep reporting continues to be a mission of ours, and we have several more special reports coming soon, writes the Tulsa World executive editor.

22/07/2025

I am a huge Thunder fan, but think about what $1 billion could do for the poor, says Frank Pacenza of Cleveland, Oklahoma.

22/07/2025

When you pay $700 dollars for seats, you expect to see all of the performance, says Carol Turner of Beggs.

22/07/2025

We need fewer comments condemning people and more conversations about access, equity and how we ensure that no one in our city has to choose between pain and punishment, says Dr. Tamecca Rogers of Tulsa.

22/07/2025

PBS, like our national parks, should be protected for future generations, says Keenan Barnard of Tulsa.

22/07/2025

I visited Sequoyah State Park this week, and it is a jewel, says Christy Morrow of Tulsa.

21/07/2025

Oklahomans depend on responsible gun ownership as public policy. Keep guns locked up and know the ownership history of the weapon you're buying, says columnist Ginnie Graham.

21/07/2025

If the European Union stops trading with the United States, our economy would be severely damaged, says Rod Miller of Tulsa.

21/07/2025

The fact that these important Medicaid cuts take effect just after the next election shows that Hern, like many other Republicans, are worried about the backlash from constituents, says John Harlan of Tulsa.

21/07/2025

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21/07/2025

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Our troop is guided by amazing volunteers who help us every step of the way, says Chase Holt of Bixby.Chase Holt, Bixby

21/07/2025

Four-day school weeks would complicate most family schedules, causing chaos and unhappiness, says Hoyt Silzell of Bixby.