Tulsa’s $252 million project to replace the outdated U.S. 75 and Interstate 44 cloverleaf interchange is progressing steadily with new flyover ramps opening through 2028. The upgrade improves safety and traffic flow while replacing the iconic “Stonehenge” piers under rising freeway bridges….
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