Tag: Tulsa Today
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OK Legislature Access & Information Control
OKLAHOMA CITY – As the 60th Oklahoma Legislature begins to wind down its session ending May 30, 2025, citizens across the state are drawn to the Oklahoma State Capitol, eager to witness the crucible of democracy: committee meetings where bills on education, criminal justice, and economic policy are forged. For Oklahomans, access to these proceedings,
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Tulsa 4.5% increase in retail
A recent analysis from Printastic spotlights the U.S. cities and states where physical retail is growing (and shrinking) fastest, and which locations could face new headwinds just as in-person shopping was beginning to recover. Tulsa’s growth in retail since 2020 is above the U.S. average. Key Takeaways: • Retail’s Long Decline—and
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Economic Health Watch
Dear Reader: I hope you have a little savings to cover an emergency. Increasingly, Americans live paycheck to paycheck and are maxed out on their credit. But so is the U.S. You cannot keep rolling over debt if creditors will not lend you money. The same is true for the country.