Story clusters deduped across ~45 local sources — government feeds, broadcast outlets, newspapers, and subreddits — and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
The Bartlesville Fire Department investigation of the fire at Blue Whale Materials in the Bartlesville Industrial Park on April 14 is still underway, Fire Chief H.C. Call said earlier today. The inci
The Bartlesville City Council heard staff reports on the 2026-27 fiscal year operating and capital budgets during a workshop meeting held April 21. No action was taken on the items during the meeting
Thirty students from Bartlesville High School’s You Can Fly aviation program experienced the thrill of flight on Friday during an Aviation Discovery Day hosted at Bartlesville Municipal Airport. The e
Residents in the Broken Arrow and South Tulsa areas are questioning the safety practices of drivers pumping gas with their car doors open or engines running. This behavior raises concerns about potential fire hazards and public awareness of gas station safety protocols.
Residents of Tulsa are engaging in a conversation about the minimum salary required to afford rent and basic necessities without financial stress. This dialogue highlights the broader issue of economic stability in the community.
Ninety-four high school students in Tulsa have earned the Seal of Biliteracy, demonstrating proficiency in English and additional languages. This recognition highlights the district's commitment to multilingual education and cultural competence.
Rep. Toni Hasenbeck has filed an emergency application with the Oklahoma Supreme Court to challenge Sen. Adam Pugh's eligibility for the state superintendent position. The appeal comes after the Oklahoma State Election Board upheld Pugh's candidacy, citing constitutional provisions regarding salary increases during legislative terms.
An enhanced risk of severe weather has been extended to the Tulsa area, with potential for tornadoes, wind, and hail. While the most severe storms are expected in northern Oklahoma and Kansas, conditions could lead to dangerous weather further south.
A red phone booth is set to become a symbol of an arts revitalization effort in north Tulsa. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement and cultural expression in the area.
The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality held an open house to discuss the air-quality permitting process for a $4 billion aluminum smelter in Inola. Local residents expressed environmental concerns while company officials provided project details.
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