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Tulsa News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Tulsa News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Tulsa with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to neighborhood updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Tulsa. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and

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1:21

Execution of Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Oklahoma executed Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez on October 13th for the 2003 murder of his common-law wife, Olimpia Fisher, in their Oklahoma City home — a crime that also left his young daughter wounded and saw him shoot his wife again after her death. Despite pleading he didn’t know why he acted, he never took responsibility during his clemency hearing, saying only he was ready to pay the price. In his final moments, he expressed love for the victim’s family while insisting he’d never been in

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1:25

Tulsa Airport Fire Contained Overnight | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

A major explosion and fire erupted near the Tulsa airport Sunday night, fueled by an accelerant and spreading rapidly through brush and trees. Firefighters arrived around 1:30 AM to find flames already engulfing a thousand feet of vegetation, working through the night to contain the blaze—finally extinguished by 5 AM. No injuries were reported, and officials are now investigating the cause, but the immediate danger has passed with no casualties. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:21

Firefighters Battle Nighttime Blaze | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Late Sunday night, a sudden fire erupted near Jones Airport, quickly spreading to trailers and surrounding woods after an explosion—forcing crews into a high-stakes race against time. With no nearby hydrant within reach, firefighters battled through locked gates and long hose lines while battling flames creeping into trees. HazMat teams worked alongside main crews as power lines went down, adding to the chaos. By 11:15 PM, the blaze was declared under control—but crews stayed on scene all

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1:30

Diner Reopens After Crash | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

The Oneta Station Diner in Broken Arrow is back open after a car crashed through it—nearly two months ago. Staff, including waitress Melissa Newkirk who narrowly escaped injury, are thrilled to return and reconnect with their diner family. The community rallied during the closure, sending messages of support, and now customers are already planning visits for breakfast and brunch. With shelves stocked and final touches made, the team is ready to welcome everyone back with open arms and get the

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1:28

Lake Powell at Historic Low | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Lake Powell’s water levels have plummeted to their lowest ever, dropping over 600 feet since the drought began—threatening millions of homes and revealing a stark warning about climate change’s grip on the West. With a meager snowpack this winter and monsoons unlikely to fix the problem, the lake’s shrinking shores expose docks hanging off cliffs and highlight a deeper crisis: how to manage dwindling water resources across Arizona, California, and beyond. Federal agencies are now racing to

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1:46

Russia Targets Ukraine’s Energy Grid | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Ukraine’s energy grid is under relentless assault as Russian forces strike Naftogaz facilities 13 times in a single week—nearly 300 attacks this year—with no injuries but severe damage to critical infrastructure. This tactic, part of Russia’s broader strategy to cripple civilian life during winter, is escalating amid a stalemate on the ground. Ukraine counters with over 800 drones launched in one day and is accelerating its own missile development while seeking European help to fill gaps in air

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1:24

State Agents Step In for Beggs Police | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Beggs is leaning on state agents from the Attorney General’s office to fill critical police vacancies after several officers quit, echoing a similar move made in Okemah last year. Mayor Roger Merrill praised the temporary help, saying they’ll bring professional, fair policing — while the local sheriff’s office stands ready to assist if needed. Residents remain cautiously optimistic, with one parent stressing safety and hoping for permanent hires soon. The state agents will ride in Beggs’ own

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1:47

Trump's Crime Drop Visit Sparks Political Pushback |...

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2026/08/18

Trump’s visit to Nassau County Police Academy is a high-stakes political play, touting new FBI data showing drops in violent crime as proof his policies make America safer — a message aimed squarely at midterm voters and Republican candidates like Bruce Blakeman. But with Governor Hochul’s campaign pushing back on crime stats and criticizing Trump’s legacy on immigration enforcement, the stage is set for a heated showdown over public safety, law enforcement, and who’s truly delivering results

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1:18

Tulsa Schools Back to School Bash | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Tulsa Public Schools’ Indian Education program is kicking off the new school year with their annual Back to School Bash on August 15th—free backpacks, supplies, prizes, and snow cones await! This beloved event, now in its nearly 30-year run, celebrates a 50+ year legacy of supporting students culturally and academically. Parents? Bring tribal docs for eligibility verification (no RSVP needed). Head to Memorial High School at 5840 S Hudson Ave from 10 AM–3 PM—it’s family fun, resources, and

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1:39

Trump’s Ballroom Battle Hits Supreme Court | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

The Trump administration is pushing the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling blocking construction of a $400 million White House ballroom, arguing the president can unilaterally approve major renovations without congressional approval — a showdown over executive power vs. legislative oversight that’s heating up at the nation’s highest court. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:39

Etna’s Ash Halts Sicily’s Summer Travel | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Mount Etna’s latest ash spew has grounded flights for five straight days, crippling Catania Airport during peak summer travel — just as Ferragosto looms. With 36% of flights canceled and 600+ rerouted, officials warn this is the longest ash-related shutdown since 2002. Volcanic ash poses serious engine risks, and winds have even carried particles to Malta and North Africa. While Italy’s rail system steps in with extra trains, travel agencies demand better coordination and passenger support from

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1:50

Judge Strikes Down Prairie Chicken Protections |...

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2026/08/18

A Texas federal judge has struck down endangered species protections for the lesser prairie chicken, clearing the way for ranching, oil drilling, and road construction in its habitat. Oklahoma’s Attorney General Gentner Drummond hailed it as a major victory for local farmers, ranchers, and the energy industry, arguing the previous protections were overly broad and economically damaging. The ruling follows years of legal battles over federal overreach, with state officials claiming the federal

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1:25

State Demands Tulsa Pay for Encampment Cleanup |...

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2026/08/18

Tulsa’s on the hot seat as the state demands it clean up homeless encampments on state property — or face hefty bills. After a massive fall cleanup operation that removed 70+ camps, the state is pushing cities to shoulder more responsibility, citing past unpaid costs. Mayor says Tulsa already spends $2M/year on sanitation — making state demands feel unfair. State law enforcement made it clear: if Tulsa doesn’t comply, they’ll pursue every legal avenue to recover expenses. Oklahoma City’s facing

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1:27

Fake Electors Cases Hit Another Legal Roadblock |...

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2026/08/18

A Nevada judge just tossed out the case against six Republicans accused of submitting a fake electoral certificate claiming Trump won the state in 2020—despite Biden winning by over 30,000 votes. This latest setback adds to a growing pattern of legal roadblocks across swing states, where similar fake elector cases in Arizona, Michigan, and Georgia have also been dismissed or stalled. Prosecutors allege the defendants knowingly created a document meant to be taken seriously, even broadcasting it

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1:35

Halloween Tulsa Run Medals Revealed | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

This year’s Tulsa Run is spooktacular—happening on Halloween, October 31—with medals that turn the iconic running man into a costume-clad legend. From pumpkin-caped kids’ editions to full-masked capes for 5K and 15K runners, each medal celebrates the race’s 49th anniversary while hinting at something epic for its 50th next year. Rooted in Tulsa’s spirit and community tradition, this Halloween edition is a sweet prelude to the big milestone—and a perfect excuse to lace up and run in style.

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1:39

USS George Washington Heads to Middle East | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

USS George Washington is now steaming toward the Middle East, poised to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln — which has shattered records with a 240-day straight deployment amid regional conflict. While the Navy insists mission-critical supplies like food and hygiene items were prioritized and sailors now have clean water and healthy meals, lawmakers are sounding alarms. One senator called the conditions “disgusting” and “dangerous,” prompting calls for investigations. The Defense Secretary

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1:03

Bixby Water Crisis Update | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Bixby’s facing a water pressure crisis as crews race to fix busted lines and a major leak outside town—thanks to citywide help, everyone’s being asked to conserve while emergency responders stay ready and on call. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest

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1:22

Tulsa’s Bill for State’s Operation SAFE | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Tulsa’s homeless encampments were cleared in a two-week state-backed operation costing over half a million dollars — now the state is demanding the city pay, blaming Tulsa police for not acting. Governor Stitt launched Operation SAFE in September 2025 after accusing city leadership of failing to protect neighborhoods, but now the state says it stepped in because the city didn’t — leaving Tulsa with a bill and a brewing standoff over responsibility and public safety. Listen in comfort:Get

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1:12

High Schoolers Earn College Credits | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Langston University just dropped a game-changer for high schoolers: pay just $100 a semester to earn real college credits while still in high school. Juniors can snag up to 9 credits, seniors up to 18—giving them a massive head start on their bachelor’s degrees. Designed to ease the transition to college life, the program offers courses in English, math, science, political science, and business. Eligibility? A solid GPA (3.0 if top half of class) or ACT score of 20. This is pure

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1:39

Forbes Editor Resigns Over $6M Payment | Tulsa News

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2026/08/18

Forbes editor-in-chief Randall Lane is out after accepting $6 million from RJ Shook, founder of a company that partners with Forbes on wealth rankings — a move that violated the publication’s strict conflict-of-interest rules. Lane, who led the magazine for nearly 16 years, admitted it was a “serious error in judgment” and called it a gift for past advice he gave Shook. The payout came after Shook sold his firm’s majority stake last year. Though Lane quietly resigned in July, staff only learned

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