No, Warren Buffett no longer owns the Tulsa World in 2026. While his company, Berkshire Hathaway (via BH Media Group), purchased the newspaper in 2013, he famously exited the newspaper industry in early 2020. The Tulsa World was sold to Lee Enterprises, a major American media company, as part of a $140 million deal that included dozens of other daily newspapers and hundreds of weeklies. Buffett's decision to sell was driven by his view that the traditional newspaper business model had become unsustainable in the digital age. Under Lee Enterprises, the Tulsa World remains the primary daily newspaper for the Tulsa metropolitan area, though it now operates as part of a much larger corporate chain. For 2026 readers, this means the paper is no longer under the direct umbrella of Buffett's famous "buy and hold" investment strategy, but it continues to provide local coverage as the second-largest newspaper in Oklahoma.