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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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2:01

Duane Davis Trial Begins in Vegas | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

In Las Vegas, the long-awaited trial of Duane Davis, aka Keffe D, kicks off as he faces murder charges for allegedly orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing — a case that’s haunted America for nearly 30 years. At 63, Davis could face life in prison if convicted, accused of directing the ambush from a white Cadillac where the fatal shots rang out. Though not the shooter, his presence in the vehicle and his tell-all memoir — “Compton Street Legend” — are central to the prosecution’s case. The

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1:48

Meta Faces $1.4T Lawsuit Over Kids' Mental Health |...

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2026/08/17

California’s states are taking Meta to court over claims Facebook and Instagram were engineered to addict kids, fueling a youth mental health crisis. With potential damages reaching $1.4 trillion and demands for systemic platform changes, this high-stakes federal trial could reshape social media for young users — especially after Meta’s recent legal setbacks and denial of wrongdoing. Attorneys general seek not just money but structural reform, aiming for a landmark ruling that forces

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1:48

Iran Peace Deal Fails at 60 Days | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

The 60-day deadline for a peace deal with Iran has passed with no progress—both sides are entrenched, refusing to budge on key issues like reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting blockades. The U.S. faces a tough choice: concede control of a vital global oil route or risk escalating a costly war unpopular ahead of elections. Iran insists it should control the strait, possibly charging fees, while demanding reparations and an end to the U.S. blockade. Houthi attacks in the Red Sea add

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1:55

Kushner Mediates Gaza Stalemate | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Jared Kushner’s high-stakes Gaza diplomacy hits a wall as Netanyahu rejects the U.S.-backed truce roadmap, demanding Hamas disarm first—while Hamas counters with a pullback demand. Kushner’s secret talks in Egypt with Hamas chief Khalil al-Hayya show progress on disarmament, but regional powers like Saudi Arabia and UAE accuse Israel of sabotaging peace. With Israeli elections looming and the anniversary of October 7 approaching, the future of Gaza hangs in the balance amid deepening

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1:59

Ukraine Targets Wildberries Warehouses | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russia’s Wildberries—its Amazon-like giant—are crippling the economy and morale, targeting warehouses worth billions and threatening Tatyana Kim’s empire. With up to 800,000 sellers reliant on the platform, attacks are disrupting supply chains, straining banks, and fueling public discontent. Though Russia denies selling military gear, items like flak jackets appear on shelves, bringing the war home to ordinary Russians. Experts warn 20% of warehouse space could be

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1:38

Asian Markets Rise as U.S. Stocks Retreat | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Asian markets mixed as Tokyo rose on stronger-than-expected Q2 growth, while U.S. stocks retreated from records amid softer consumer spending — a potential Fed rate hold that’s good for stocks but raises stagflation fears. Retail earnings from Home Depot, Target, Lowe’s, and Walmart loom large, and oil prices wobbled under supply uncertainty near the Strait of Hormuz. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:35

Flores Earthquake Leaves Devastation | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

A devastating earthquake has struck Indonesia’s Flores Island, killing at least 54 people and leaving thousands homeless as the nation mourns just days before Independence Day. With nearly a thousand aftershocks rattling the region and roads blocked by rubble, survivors sleep in tents amid urgent needs for food, water, and medicine. Despite massive military relief efforts, aid struggles to reach isolated areas — and basic supplies like cooking gear remain scarce. This tragedy underscores

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0:52

Hayden Panettiere Passes at 36 | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Hayden Panettiere Passes at 36 | Tulsa News

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1:32

Silicosis Crisis in Stone Workers | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

California’s tracking a deadly lung disease, silicosis, linked to engineered stone countertops — with nearly 600 cases and 31 deaths since 2019. Victims, mostly young Latino men, often show symptoms after short exposures, and the disease is incurable once it strikes. Despite new rules and screenings, exposures persist, misdiagnoses happen, and officials suspect the real toll is far worse — a grim wake-up call for safer workplaces. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:16

Oklahoma Superintendent Under Fire | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters is under fire after an investigation uncovered alleged misconduct involving nude images displayed on a TV in his office during state business in late July. Following a formal complaint, law enforcement conducted a multi-week probe and has now handed over findings to prosecutors for review. The allegations surfaced during a July 24th Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting, sparking serious concerns about ethics and conduct at the highest levels of

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1:39

Campaign Cash Under Scrutiny | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Early voting is already underway for key August 25 elections, but the real drama’s in the money: candidate Mike Killian’s campaign is under fire for alleged “dark money” contributions — some from out of state — sparking scrutiny from officials, ethics watchdogs, and even former lawmakers. With the secretary of state demanding transparency and an ethics commission investigating possible misuse of funds, this episode exposes how messy and high-stakes campaign finance can be — and why

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2:00

Dr. Priest’s Clinic Closes After 60 Years | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

After 60 years of serving Pawhuska, Dr. James Priest’s beloved primary care clinic has shut down—leaving patients scrambling for care, facing long commutes and record transfer nightmares. Once a cornerstone of rural healthcare, the clinic’s sudden closure has left locals feeling abandoned, especially as many now must travel hours to Tulsa. Dr. Priest, who never planned to retire, is furious over the lack of warning and the community’s loss of a trusted healer. Patients like Robert Miller,

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1:12

Tyson Closes Three Beef Plants | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Tyson Foods is shutting down or selling three beef plants in Perry, Iowa; Madison, Nebraska; and Wallula, Washington due to a crippling cattle shortage that’s slashed profits—redirecting their beef processing to facilities in Holcomb, Kansas; Lexington, Nebraska; and Amarillo, Texas. This move reflects a broader industry crisis: ranchers have been hemorrhaging money for years, shrinking herds and tightening the supply chain. Tyson, already wrestling with pork plant outbreaks and economic

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1:54

Two Candidates, One District, Many Voices | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

In a high-stakes Republican runoff for Oklahoma’s State House District 9, Crystal Campbell and Scott Stokes—both seasoned public servants—vie for voters’ trust. Stokes, with 22 years in emergency services and government, touts his hands-on experience as proof he’s the “common man” who gets things done, backed by over 50 detailed campaign filings. Campbell, a former aide to Senator Markwayne Mullin, champions accessibility and local impact, arguing state reps can make real, tangible change. Both

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1:58

Ben-Gvir Calls for Mass Gaza Strikes | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Israeli security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked global outrage after suggesting Israel should kill 30-40 people in Gaza every night, calling some residents “not worthy of life” — remarks made during a podcast with a former hostage and amplified by Palestinian media. Though he doesn’t lead military operations, Ben-Gvir wields major influence over police and prisons, with past policies like cutting food rations for Palestinian detainees drawing legal backlash. His comments come amid rising

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1:22

Levee Upgrades & Charitable Tax Boost | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Senator James Lankford dropped some major news from Tulsa: long-overdue levee upgrades are finally set to begin, with critical flood protection infrastructure—some dating back to 1940—getting the attention it’s needed. After years of collaboration with state officials and the Army Corps of Engineers, groundbreaking is imminent, targeting the most vulnerable sections. Plus, next year, more Americans will qualify for a tax credit on charitable donations, boosting nonprofit support. Lankford also

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1:33

The Spring Secures $575K for New HQ | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

The Spring, a nonprofit helping survivors of domestic violence and trafficking, just landed a $575,000 challenge grant—but they must match it by July 2027 to secure the full amount. With a 57% surge in clients last year, this new Sand Springs headquarters will offer vital non-residential services and a public donation center, making support more accessible while keeping safety paramount—opening its doors by early 2027. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:37

Ukraine Strikes Deep Into Russia | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Ukraine unleashed one of its most ambitious aerial offensives yet, sending hundreds of drones deep into Russian soil to strike military and energy targets — a move that claimed at least six Russian lives and brought the war dangerously close to home. Russia responded with fierce retaliation, claiming to shoot down over 800 Ukrainian drones while still inflicting damage: a residential building in Moscow’s suburbs and a major Wildberries warehouse were hit. The human cost was steep on both sides

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1:31

Broken Arrow Rose Ring Hunt Begins | Tulsa News

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2026/08/17

Broken Arrow’s Rose Festival just got a wild new twist with the Great Rose Ring Hunt — a real-life scavenger hunt where locals race to find a hidden handmade ring for weekly cash prizes ranging from $100 to $1,000. New clues drop every Saturday at noon on the “Keep Broken Arrow Beautiful” Facebook page, sparking massive online buzz and turning the whole town into a treasure-hunting playground. It’s all building hype for the main festival from September 11-13 — and if you’re not following the

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1:26

Middle East Tensions Escalate Amid Diplomatic Moves |...

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2026/08/17

Admiral Brad Cooper wraps up a grueling regional tour, lauding the USS Lincoln’s record-breaking 240-day deployment and crew resilience — as U.S. diplomacy pivots with Jared Kushner meeting Hamas in Egypt and preparing to brief Netanyahu on Gaza ceasefire talks. Meanwhile, Israel strikes Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon, killing 11, while Iran accuses Qatar of detaining three missing Iranian pilots — a first for Tehran. Amidst ongoing airstrikes and over 1,200 Palestinian deaths since October,

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