Kevin Canfield

A $700 million mixed-use arts and entertainment district would be anchored by a stadium that would serve as home to FC Tulsa. Williams has led the discussions but is by no means the only player.

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Tulsa Forward was established in 2022, two years before Monroe Nichols became mayor, to “support local and state candidates who are focused on advancing ideas to move the city of Tulsa."

Mayor Monroe Nichols' political action committee donated nearly $4,000 to candidates in this year's City Council elections, including $2,000 that went to two challengers of incumbent councilors, according to campaign

Councilors held an executive session to discuss an ongoing federal civil rights lawsuit filed by the estate of Terence Crutcher, who was shot and killed by a Tulsa police officer in 2016.

Forensic Assertive Community Treatment targets cycle of homelessness, hospitalization and incarceration.

Tulsa World Reporter FC Tulsa wants the public's input on a potential new multipurpose stadium. Beyond that, officials aren't saying much about the project.

The question of repurposing the property downtown, where development is picking up steam, comes as the county is spending millions on improvements to the more than 70-year-old building.

A career accelerator program is a small but important part of a larger effort by the energy giant to add 600-800 new employees in Tulsa over the next few years.