The Tulsa 100

The city of Tulsa is getting a fresh outlook and new incentive for workers to relocate to Oklahoma through Tulsa Remote, a unique recruitment initiative aimed at attracting talented individuals to work remotely from the city.

Grab your sunscreen and shades, it’s officially summer! Here is a list of activities you can do with family and friends this season in Tulsa:

Get up close and personal with 25 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs and explore Zoorassic World at the Tulsa Zoo.

Before working from home became commonplace, Tulsa, Oklahoma, was ahead of the trend with the Tulsa Remote program that launched in late 2018.

Every year, Downtown Tulsa transforms into a winter wonderland during Arvest Winterfest, which kicks off Friday, Nov. 19.

The Tulsa tunnel tours shut down due to the ongoing pandemic, but they are back and better than ever.

Whether you’re a long-time resident or weekend visitor, Tulsa has many attractions that offer great entertainment, food and history.

U.S.electric vehicle startup Canoo is coming to Oklahoma.

Tulsans will soon have two new potential options for their vehicle’s license plate.

TAT Technologies Ltd.

With remote work becoming the norm during the last year, Forbes highlighted the seven best cities in America for remote work, and Tulsa ranked third in the group.

Tulsa’s famous city park, the Gathering Place, has not only captured the attention of Oklahoma, but recently, the entire nation.

Two new food trucks have opened in Tulsa and have delighted everyone with amazing food that needs to be tried by all.

When the Hollywood Foreign Press announced the nominations for the 78th Golden Globe Awards, one film shined above the rest.

Looking for a great place to stay in Tulsa? From downtown living and group retreats to cabin glamping and tiny houses, check out the AirBNBs that are available for booking below.

If you’re in the Tulsa area, we’ve rounded up a list of local businesses to shop from for the people left on your Christmas list.

In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tulsa housing market is hotter than ever before, according to Forbes.

This fall, Tulsans can enjoy socially distant activities by visiting a local pumpkin patch for festive photos, family time, hayrides, pumpkin picking, mazes and more.

The garden hosts numerous events throughout the year, and offers a great space to enjoy the outdoors while socially-distanced.

Amazon’s newest fulfillment center in Tulsa is hiring more than 1,500 full-time positions in an effort to help those who have been economically impacted by COVID-19, and welcomes anyone out of work to apply.

Tulsa is home to many influential people, but perhaps the individual who left the most lasting legacy was Cyrus Stevens Avery, better known as the “Father of Route 66.”

As the COVID-19 pandemic shook our nation, Tulsa Cancer Treatment Center Nurse Jennifer Wingo immediately felt called to take a four-week absence to help relieve nurses working on the frontline in New York City, the epicenter of the coronavirus.

Perhaps one of the best known Tulsa landmarks is the Praying Hands statue at the entrance of the Oral Roberts University (ORU) campus.

It’s imperative that we continue supporting small businesses during the COVID-19 crisis. Here are my coffee shop recommendations in Tulsa that are offering takeout orders only.

Tulsa can help you solve that savory food craving.

Tulsa is the place to be on Valentine’s Day, with events across the city for all interests. Plant lovers will enjoy Pottery World of Oklahoma’s Valentine Make and Take Planting Event – bring home your very own succulent or cactus in a glass terrarium.

Tulsa is the place to be next month. Here is a list of events you don’t want to miss:

Tulsa-based QuikTrip has expanded its offerings to meet customers’ demands, which includes adding a full-service kitchen.

Tulsa will be opening a new riverfront park called Gathering Place on Sept. 8. With many great attractions like the Chapman Adventure Playground, the Williams Lodge and elegant dining at the ONEOK Boathouse, there certainly won’t be a shortage of fun things to do for the entire family.

With summer in full swing, Oklahomans are taking advantage and vacationing right here in our home state – exploring our burgeoning agritourism and entertainment districts, from the Blue Dome District in Tulsa to the Bricktown Entertainment District and Midtown community in Oklahoma City.

Cities and towns across Oklahoma are gearing up to celebrate Independence Day. Tulsa residents and visitors from around the region will have numerous events and opportunities to celebrate with the community. Here are two wonderful events that are sure to be fun for the whole family:

Out of over 100 cities around the world, Tulsa received one of three awards for service from Cities of Service, a nonprofit bringing together local governments to find data-driven solutions to problems. Tulsa’s Urban Data Pioneers and Mayor G.T. Bynum were presented with the award by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.