The Tulsa World won top awards for magazine of the year, investigative reporting, photo story and feature photography at the 14th annual Great Plains Journalism Awards.
The Tulsa World won four of the top awards at the 14th annual Great Plains Journalism Awards for investigative reporting, magazine of the year, photo story and feature photography.
A regular feature in Tulsa World Magazine where our staff photographers share a moment that stuck with them.
In her latest music video, Cassie Latshaw sings while walking to the Mercury Lounge stage that "Everyone's a big deal in Nashville. That's why I prefer living on Tulsa time."
If Tulsa has a Steely Dan equivalent, it would be Pilgrim — a Beau Roberson-driven group armed with elite players clad in beanies, hoodies and faded jeans.
As she became “more seasoned,” as she puts it, Watson developed an identity as a powerful blues vocalist.
The beautiful “Welcome Home” from his latest album, "IV," is as much a Baptist hymn as it is a country tune.
In Tulsa World Magazine’s first issue dedicated to music, we wanted to go local. Not only is the local music scene alive today, but it also has deep roots.
The number of crafting studios in Tulsa is exploding as crafters find it is a smart way of learning a new hobby before investing in tools and supplies to use at home.
If any neighborhood in Tulsa can be said to have a history with a capital "H," it is Kendall Whittier.
Ben Liggett's company, Liggett Guitars, creates custom-built electric and acoustic guitars, as well as creating custom inlays for fellow luthiers or musicians.
Wills wrote and recorded 470 songs between 1935 and 1973, when he suffered a stroke while working on “For the Last Time,” which turned out to be his last record. He died in 1975 at age 90.
Tulsans have been showing up at these venues for years — decades in some cases — to hear the best live, local music around.
Nelson's first novel, “City of Blows,” was recently released and his will be in the movie "Dune 2" later this year.
Nelson's first novel, “City of Blows,” was recently released and his will be in the movie "Dune 2" later this year.
When it comes to finding a place to craft, Tulsans have many options. And there's more to do than make a cool piece of art — some of the local studios listed below offer summer camps and activities just for kids. Take-home kits are a popular option, as well. Most offer classes for groups suc…
Earlier this year, he spearheaded the $101.17 million sale of the Warren Place office complex, the largest commercial real estate transaction ever recorded in the city.
He took the time to listen to homeless Tulsans and, instead of telling them what to do, asking what they needed. Years later, the BeHeard Movement has several ways it helps the community.
She's been there eight years, but since the Russian invasion, her patients have grown to include wounded soldiers, many of whom sustained spinal cord injuries in the fighting.
In 2022, Hensel became the first female citizen of the Cherokee Nation to direct an official Sundance Film Festival selection.
He went from a sixth-round pick at the bottom of the depth chart to a starter by the first game of the season, documented on HBO's "Hard Knocks" series.
For the Tulsans who love important, well-played golf, May 16-22 undoubtedly was the best week of the year.
Dr. Preston Phillips, 59; Dr. Stephanie Husen, 48; Amanda Glenn, 40; and William Love, 73, died on June 1.
While Zomi communities are located throughout the United States, Tulsa has what is believed to be the largest such community in the country.
Officials say the 52-year-old likely saved the driver’s life, and he wasn’t even riding the bus. Brooks fought with the man and held him until police arrived.
After millions were inspired by his remarkable display of sportsmanship, the 13-year-old feels proud of what he did and how his moment of compassion overshadowed the results on the scoreboard.