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3 more people discovered in Tulsa’s massacre graves investigation

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3 more people discovered in Tulsa’s massacre graves investigation

Oct 15, 2026 · 7:43 PM · Shaunicy Muhammad

Though initial analysis of the three bodies showed no visible signs of trauma, investigators say that could change. They also discovered 32 new undocumented graves. The post 3 more people discovered in Tulsa’s massacre graves investigation appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

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The Oklahoma Eagle relaunched 1 year ago. Here’s where we’ve been, and where we’re going.

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The Oklahoma Eagle relaunched 1 year ago. Here’s where we’ve been, and where we’re going.

Oct 15, 2026 · 9:58 AM · By The Oklahoma Eagle Staff

The Oklahoma Eagle has built on a century-long legacy of covering Black Tulsans and underserved communities. Relive some of the top moments. The post The Oklahoma Eagle relaunched 1 year ago. Here’s where we’ve been, and where we’re going. appeared first on…

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A split vote and abstention kills Tulsa City Council’s latest push to create a public safety oversight office

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A split vote and abstention kills Tulsa City Council’s latest push to create a public safety oversight office

Oct 15, 2026 · 2:44 AM · Joe Tomlinson

After a nearly five-hour committee meeting, Tulsa councilors were nowhere closer to consensus on a police monitor. The post A split vote and abstention kills Tulsa City Council’s latest push to create a public safety oversight office appeared first on The Oklahoma…

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Black Queer Tulsa celebrates Pride with dance, art and conversation

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Black Queer Tulsa celebrates Pride with dance, art and conversation

Oct 14, 2026 · 10:18 PM · Elliot Terrell and Milo Gladstein

The event, hosted at Phillips Theological Seminary, featured a lecture from national LGBTQ+ activist and author Michael Roberson. The post Black Queer Tulsa celebrates Pride with dance, art and conversation appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

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Find out how State Question 847 could affect Oklahomans’ property tax calculations and local budgets

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Find out how State Question 847 could affect Oklahomans’ property tax calculations and local budgets

Oct 14, 2026 · 9:59 AM · Ginnie Graham

By placing caps on what properties can be assessed, the proposed constitutional amendment could result in millions of revenue losses for local and county entities in Oklahoma. The post Find out how State Question 847 could affect Oklahomans’ property tax calculations and…

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Aspen Ideas visitors marvel at resilience of Greenwood during Black Wall Street tour

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Aspen Ideas visitors marvel at resilience of Greenwood during Black Wall Street tour

Oct 13, 2026 · 10:11 PM · Shaunicy Muhammad

Kode Ransom hosted two tours of Greenwood to teach people about the history of the 1921 Race Massacre, tribal sovereignty and more. The post Aspen Ideas visitors marvel at resilience of Greenwood during Black Wall Street tour appeared first on The Oklahoma…

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Relaunched Blackwood seeks to create space for Black Tulsans to build community

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Relaunched Blackwood seeks to create space for Black Tulsans to build community

Oct 12, 2026 · 10:02 PM · Shaunicy Muhammad

At CultureFest, Blackwood organizers say they want to fill a gap by establishing a welcoming space for Tulsa natives and transplants to find their community together. The post Relaunched Blackwood seeks to create space for Black Tulsans to build community appeared first…

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Drumming, dance and dozens of floats fill Tulsa’s largest Native American Day parade yet

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Drumming, dance and dozens of floats fill Tulsa’s largest Native American Day parade yet

Oct 12, 2026 · 9:10 PM · Tim Landes

Coinciding with Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the day-long celebration featured speeches from Tulsa’s top tribal leaders and cultural demonstrations from Native performers. The post Drumming, dance and dozens of floats fill Tulsa’s largest Native American Day parade yet appeared first on The Oklahoma…

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‘There’s no one here’: Tulsa State Fair vendors say crowds and spending are down

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‘There’s no one here’: Tulsa State Fair vendors say crowds and spending are down

Oct 9, 2026 · 9:01 PM · Ismael Lele

Vendors are noticing a drop in attendance — and less money being spent on concessions. They point to rising prices. The post ‘There’s no one here’: Tulsa State Fair vendors say crowds and spending are down appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

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Tulsans can go back in time during virtual Green Book road trip event

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Tulsans can go back in time during virtual Green Book road trip event

Oct 9, 2026 · 4:32 PM · Ismael Lele

An immersive historical experience is coming to Greenwood Rising Oct. 19. The Green Book Road Trip takes you from Los Angeles to Black Wall Street. The post Tulsans can go back in time during virtual Green Book road trip event appeared first…

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