Money in Tulsa news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Money in Tulsa on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: Denver Avenue Station goes up for sale; Tulsa commutes rank well. Also: Experts told Oklahoma lawmakers they believe government is making things more expensive; Oklahoma City gas prices have climbed to $3.96 per gallon, according to The Journal Record.
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- Experts told Oklahoma lawmakers they believe government is making things more expensive.Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs
- Downtown Tulsa's Denver Avenue Station is for sale, and the Tulsa Flyer asks what it should become.Tulsa Flyer
- Oklahoma City gas prices have climbed to $3.96 per gallon, according to The Journal Record.The Journal Record
- Tulsa World compares the four-year costs of renting versus buying while attending college.Tulsa World
- Tulsa ranks among the nation's most affordable commutes, according to a new report cited by News On 6.News On 6
- Tulsa World lists the 10 best cities to rent rather than own a house in 2026.Tulsa World
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