Tulsa World

10/30/2025

The strange tale of Tulsa’s Hex House – where a middle-aged woman named Carolann Smith kept two young women as virtual slaves – riveted Tulsa 70 years ago.

10/30/2025

There was no indication the U.S. would start detonating warheads, but Trump offered few details about what seemed to be a significant shift in U.S. policy.

10/30/2025

The Oklahoma Board of Cosmetology and Barbering, which has purview over massage therapy professional licensing, has come under scrutiny from Gov. Kevin Stitt.

10/30/2025

Kamel Maklad has been held in immigration detention in Arizona for more than two years. Last month the Trump administration tried to deport him to Venezuela.

10/30/2025

For the first time in Tulsa's history, the city is standing up a winter shelter for the homeless that will operate 24/7 from mid-November through March.

10/30/2025

More than 600,000 people across Oklahoma and 116,000 in Tulsa County rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, with an average payment of $185 per month per person.

10/30/2025

Legendary Oklahoma musician Steve Ripley submitted a letter to the Legislature on the importance of the OKPOP Museum. Here's an excerpt of what he wrote.

10/30/2025

Oklahoma Coalition Against Human Trafficking wants a two-pronged approach through legislation it says will discourage traffickers and help police to take them down. Two massage therapy organization executives are skeptical.

10/30/2025

Read through the obituaries published today in Tulsa World.

10/30/2025

Today’s most-clicked post: The killing raised new questions about U.S. law enforcement shootings of Black people in their homes.

The killing raised new questions about U.S. law enforcement shootings of Black people in their homes.

10/30/2025

If SQ 836 is approved, all candidates for each office would appear on a single primary ballot along with party affiliation. Any voter could vote for any candidate.

10/30/2025

The Muscogee Nation confirmed Wednesday that it will provide assistance to tribal citizens who are on track to lose SNAP benefits Saturday due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.