New Midtown Sober Living House Offers Wraparound Support for Tulsans in Recovery

New Midtown Sober Living House Offers Wraparound Support for Tulsans in Recovery

TULSA, Okla. — A newly restored Midtown residence is opening its doors to Tulsans navigating the path to addiction recovery, providing more than just a place to stay. Thrive Transitional Housing, a local recovery transition organization, officially celebrated the opening of its newest sober living house with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 12. Located at 1379 E. 13th St. in Tulsa's Cherry Street neighborhood, the three-story home—named LeAnna in memory of the property manager’s la

Sky’s the Limit: Manna Air Delivery Launches First Commercial Drone Flights in Tulsa

Sky’s the Limit: Manna Air Delivery Launches First Commercial Drone Flights in Tulsa

TULSA, Okla. — Manna Air Delivery officially inaugurated its first commercial drone delivery service in Oklahoma on Wednesday, marking a major milestone for Tulsa’s growing reputation as an advanced air mobility and technology hub. Operating out of its newly established launch site near 15th Street and Utica Avenue in the Cherry Street district, the Irish-based drone operator is now delivering meals, coffee, and everyday essentials directly to local backyards and drop zones. During a live demon

"My Father Did Not Commit Suicide," Says State Senator Barry Christian's Daughter

"My Father Did Not Commit Suicide," Says State Senator Barry Christian's Daughter

When a candidate for public office dies under sudden or violent circumstances, state agencies usually strive for clarity and swift narrative control. But in Western Oklahoma, the death of 54-year-old drilling consultant and Republican State Senate candidate Barry Christian has exposed a troubling institutional rift—leaving a grieving family to fight against what they call a premature official conclusion. Christian vanished on April 28, 2026, failing to appear for a scheduled campaign event in S

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