Story clusters deduped across ~45 local sources — government feeds, broadcast outlets, newspapers, and subreddits — and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
City councilors received updates on the plan to dissolve the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, proposing the creation of two new planning commissions for the city and county. This change aims to streamline planning processes in the region.
As summer approaches, maintaining hydration and gut health becomes crucial for overall wellness. Experts emphasize the need for proper hydration to support digestive health and overall well-being.
The SEC and Big Ten conferences are at the forefront of college football, showcasing a fierce rivalry that captivates fans nationwide. This competition not only highlights athletic prowess but also impacts recruitment, viewership, and the future of college sports.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation will look into seven deaths at the Tulsa city jail following a referral from District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler. Each case will be examined individually to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatalities.
Union Public Schools has announced a pay increase for bus drivers, mechanics, and transportation leads in response to ongoing staffing challenges. This decision aims to address the critical shortage of transportation personnel within the district.
A pastor from Sand Springs has been charged with sexual assault of a minor in tribal court. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety of minors in the community.
Oklahoma is set to see the launch of Alpha School, a private institution utilizing AI without teachers, this fall. Additionally, voters will face a significant ballot initiative on August 25, while concerns grow over a corporate landlord's eviction practices in Oklahoma City.
Local litigator Adam Burnett is running against incumbent Karen Gilbert for the District 5 seat on the Tulsa City Council. Gilbert, who previously held the position from 2011 to 2018, aims to secure another term amid Burnett's criticism of the council's inaction.
A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed in Tulsa early Wednesday morning, prompting an investigation by local police. The incident has raised concerns about youth violence in the community.
A recent Supreme Court decision allows unlimited coordinated spending by political parties in federal elections, impacting Oklahoma's 2026 election cycle. This shift is expected to enhance the role of political parties in campaigns, with candidates needing to align closely with party strategies.
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