Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols will host a series of community conversations starting April 22. These conversations serve as an opportunity for Tulsans to hear from city leaders and engage in one-on ...

The Tulsa City Council voted 7 to 1 Wednesday night to approve an updated curfew for downtown after a series of shootings ...

The Tulsa City Council could vote today on a curfew in downtown for people 17 and younger. 2 News Oklahoma's Braden Bates ...

The longer Tulsa goes without a catastrophic flood, he says, the easier it is to forget why the city needed to change its ways. Correction Nov. 20, 2017 An earlier Web version of this story ...

Tulsa is booming again. The first boom came at the turn of the twentieth century, when oil was discovered in and around Oklahoma's second-largest city. Back then, Tulsa was slick with oil wealth ...

TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa City Auditor is asking residents what the city government is doing well and where it can improve, as part of the “Evaluate the 918″ campaign.

Tulsa city officials have provided updates and resources amid the ongoing winter weather in the Tulsa area. As of Tuesday evening, the City said the winter weather is impacting Tulsa’s roadways ...

City of Tulsa announces fast-track option for home remodel projects from July 1. New permitting system speeds up the process ...

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa is joining an exclusive club as a certified “Welcoming City.” Tulsa is the 21st in the country and the first in Oklahoma. Leaders from Welcoming America, ...

CUTLINES service. - Art Justis, a five-term Tulsa city councilor who was best known for his focus on public works and capital improvements, died Thursday of cancer. He was 72. A visitation will be ...

Tulsa’s new mayor on Tuesday backed doing more for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and their descendants but stopped short of saying how he believes the city should further address one ...

6 to 10 p.m. Sept. 19 in the City Hall Council Chambers. Councilors will hear project overviews from those seeking allocations. 9 to 11 a.m. Sept. 20 in the City Hall Council Chambers.