When it first opened in 1925, this grand hotel was a place where oil deals were made, fortunes were built, and celebrities passed through its doors. In Episode 2 of Tulsa’s Architectural Treasures, an original series about the buildings that shape Tulsa’s identity, host Tom McCarthy explores @themayohotel, which was the city’s economic and social hub in its heyday during the peak of the oil boom. Over the decades, it’s welcomed stars like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis, household names like Charles Li

Tulsa Neighborhood Inspectors investigate about 22,000 violations of nuisance and zoning ordinances each year. Did you know you can check the status of a case online? This video shows how to search for a case, check the status, and view other available information. Check the status of cases by visiting https://bit.ly/3W31Xzb To report a violation, call 311 inside the city or 918-596-2100. Report online at cityoftulsa.org or tulsa311.com | Tulsa City Council