Tulsa World

11/18/2025

Today’s most-clicked post: Broken Arrow’s board of education voted 4-0 Monday to increase a previously approved one-time holiday stipend for all full- and part-time employees from 2% to 4%.

Broken Arrow’s board of education voted 4-0 Monday to increase a previously approved one-time holiday stipend for all full- and part-time employees from 2% to 4%.

11/18/2025

Wright led the Bruins to four playoff berths despite not having a winning record.

11/18/2025

In case you missed it: The motorcycle was westbound on Oklahoma 51 when the driver swerved to avoid hitting another vehicle on the state highway near 145th West Avenue.

The motorcycle was westbound on Oklahoma 51 when the driver swerved to avoid hitting another vehicle on the state highway near 145th West Avenue.

11/18/2025

Interim OSU head coach Doug Meacham met the media on Monday just 48 hours after a disappointing loss. Three takeaways from his visit with reporters.

11/18/2025

Where would the Sooners land on the playoff bracket is a more relevant question that how the Sooners will get there

11/18/2025

Tulsa coach Tre Lamb on Brody Foley: “I have a lot of confidence that we’re going to be able to retain him."

11/18/2025

The new rules are "putting at significant risk hundreds of people that we’re able to house every year," according to Housing Solutions' CEO.

11/17/2025

For the first time, students will be able to earn a full Oklahoma State University bachelor's degree without leaving Tulsa.

11/17/2025

Oklahoma’s special teams played a major role in the Sooners’ 23-21 takedown of Alabama on Saturday.

11/17/2025

The House on Monday headed toward a vote on a bill to force the Justice Department to release the case files it has collected on the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

11/17/2025

With R Mason Thomas inactive due to a quad injury, Oklahoma needed a big day from its other starting defensive end, Taylor Wein, against Alabama. Wein more than delivered.

11/17/2025

Pessimism about the country's future rose in cities since last year, but rural America is more optimistic about what's ahead for the U.S., according to a new survey.